Henrik Windstedt is known for absolutely sending it down some of the biggest mountains on Earth. And, fortunately, he’s been kind enough to explain how he pulls it all off via his video series, Sketchy Lines. In this fourth and final episode (watch episodes one, two and three), the Swedish ripper discusses how he manages slough at high speeds via narration, emojis and illustrations. Check it out and, as always, stay safe out in the mountains, folks.

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Windstedt-‘Grams

End of the day and only a phone to shoot with, but this is a trick I love to do and needs to be done when conditions permits 😉 Fun day huckin' with @perspett and @alexanderryden ????????❄️???????????? #Åre #Östra #backflip #peakperformance @redbullsweden @hestragloves @salomonfreeski @peakperformance @peakperformancesnow

A post shared by Henrik Windstedt (@windstedt) on Mar 11, 2017 at 10:58am PST

Some lines are steeper then others… Mental game has to be on point! ???? #extremeskiing #ffaa #haines #ak #????

A post shared by Henrik Windstedt (@windstedt) on Feb 26, 2017 at 10:06pm PST

I did tell him there was a ???? in the landing. But @alexanderryden is a sender so he didn't care. Good jump with a 20kg backpack, probably that's why the tree didn't stoped him… #Alexander #intothetree #fail

A post shared by Henrik Windstedt (@windstedt) on Feb 24, 2017 at 8:19am PST

It got pretty wild yesterday when it finally was skiable in the alpine. Here's @tom_olivers sending one of the classics! Good times???????????? #största #östra #Åre #timetoplay #peakperformance @alexanderryden @eriksunnerheim @gabbegasste @bling666 @niddon @perspett @whiteoutpictures

A post shared by Henrik Windstedt (@windstedt) on Feb 21, 2017 at 10:31pm PST