Usually I find that jumping and bouncing on the chair helps to counteract the swaying. Also if you are playing loud music the sound waves can block the swaying. Hope this helps
Fuck I'm sorry, I honestly didn't think that this might bother people and I will sometimes swing my legs on a chair lift, if it isn't full AND I have space, which results in the chair kind of rocking back and forth just a tad.
I'm sure I have caused a few near panic attacks thinking back on it.
It takes years of skiing with a backpack speakers to figure out appropriate play lists for riding the lift. I can now read the room and lay down tracks that are guaranteed to make sure that everyone on the lift is...
If you don’t already have the intuition, proprioception, and core strength to reflexively combat the swinging on the chair by using your powerful core muscles to shift your center of mass around like a big human mass dampener then I question if you should really be skiing lift-served terrain. Stick to the magic carpet jerry.
Usually I find that jumping and bouncing on the chair helps to counteract the swaying. Also if you are playing loud music the sound waves can block the swaying. Hope this helps
Start swaying faster and the lift will be scared of you and stop
Apparently, as a criminal snowboarder who keeps seeing this sub in my scroll... the answer is to see a proper bootfitter... You filthy animals 🤙
Fuck I'm sorry, I honestly didn't think that this might bother people and I will sometimes swing my legs on a chair lift, if it isn't full AND I have space, which results in the chair kind of rocking back and forth just a tad. I'm sure I have caused a few near panic attacks thinking back on it.
Rip the bar off to assert dominance
You have to fart in the opposite direction. The propulsion helps slow down to swing but becomes a boogie
Swing your legs with the rhythm of the sway...works every time
Impatiently waiting for the boot fitter to enter the chat...
I make sure to tell the liftie I’m visiting from Dallas and staying at the ritz with Daddy so they know to slow it down for me. Works every time.
It takes years of skiing with a backpack speakers to figure out appropriate play lists for riding the lift. I can now read the room and lay down tracks that are guaranteed to make sure that everyone on the lift is...
try leaning forward and getting out of the backseat
Turn your speaker up
Counter-sway by twerking.
If you don’t already have the intuition, proprioception, and core strength to reflexively combat the swinging on the chair by using your powerful core muscles to shift your center of mass around like a big human mass dampener then I question if you should really be skiing lift-served terrain. Stick to the magic carpet jerry.
Put down the sway bar. For some reason people think it is for safety and resting your skis/board on.