i've thought about the carv app. Didn't purchase because of the price. I can't tell if i would love it or hate it. Looks like it has been updated since i last considered it. But still $250 for the sensor and the app. I just don't know. From what i recall you would prob need to spend lots of time of green cruisers working on fundamentals of carving to break all the old habits and then progress in pitch.
I really get the zen of it all, but at the same time always wanting to improve. In the moment i don't necessarily care how perfect a turn is until i slide out on a turn. Or when watching people hold an edge on boilerplate and thinking how i'm just sliding those turns that i really start to think about technique. Sunday was out with my wife and kids and much slower pace than normal so I was really focused on short rounded turns and rolling my inside knee, completing turns and i bet carv would have been nice to have. Normal free ski day with the kids or friends and it is just about having fun, and going and finding the best conditions. At that point, not necessarily worrying about the dynamics of a perfect set of turns.
If i could borrow the sensors and app for a day, i'm sure that would be great. Maybe i would love it and buy it. Not something i need to have, but maybe.
