SG and ZO training

[sergiomoulatlet]

I have to ski behind SG and ZO , I'm woried about ajusting my skiing evry time I change.

An other concern is not to progress once things change evry time .

Does anybody agree with me?

 

 

 

[Chef23]

In general I don't ski any different behind SG, PP or ZO. I am not a super short line skier right now into 35 off but I can ski roughly the same behind all three speed control systems. If you are a 38 off skier I guess it might make more of a difference. I do think the things you do behind ZO will work behind SG. I do think you can do things behind SG that you can't get away with behind ZO.

[6balls]

I ski ZO maybe once every 3 weeks or so, SG about the same, and the remainder PP classic which is 3-5 times per week. I don't have issue jumping around, and ski best on ZO.

I think if you ski in a fashion that fits ZO, it's fine on the other systems as well. However, if you ski in a fashion that takes advantage of PP classic ZO will be challenging.

[Razorskier1]

Agree with @6balls. I have preferences, but if I just focus on my position on the ski and being technically sound I ski the same scores on all three.

[sergiomoulatlet]

Thanks guys .

Evry time I go to ZO from SG , I can ski the same buoys , but when I came from SG to ZO I have to dial myself skiing lighter on the handle .

And I loose a set adjusting that. :(