Our two editorial titans of the slopes pit their opinions against each other again on the latest big issue - which are the best ski videos? And not just pretty ski ones. Last week, we had a Bob Dylan pastiche on a snowboard and drunken apres-ski at the Mooserwirt. We complete their raid on the internet with another ten. Let us know your favourites on the comment form

Mark Frary, wintersports editor of The Times:

1. The biggest faceplant? This just has to be a set-up, the timing of the ‘Woahh’ is just too perfect for me. Even so, I laughed long and hard knowing that he’s unlikely to have hurt himself in that soft snow.

2. Master of the moguls Canadian Pierre-Alexandre Rousseau takes the World Championship for moguls in Italy. How does he get his knees to flex like that?

Head to head: best ski videos (Pt 1)

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3. Silliest ski ad ever? No idea what this advert is supposed to be promoting but this is a real giggle.

4. Sexy Swiss instructor Switzerland Tourism has excelled itself in recent years with its television ads. This ski one – showing a hunky Swiss instructor followed by a never-ending snake of female clients – is a classic. The music is spot-on too.

5. Awesome first descent Terje Haakonsen makes the first descent of a peak called 7601, the steepest mountain in Alaska with a pitch of 65 degrees. Check out the helicopter perched precariously on the peak and then that flawless descent.

Sean Newsom, wintersports editor of The Sunday Times:

6. Clouds There's a common misconception that the Brits can't make good ski films.

Well, some of them can - notably Melody Sky, who's based out in Verbier each winter. One of her most seductive pieces of work is the cloud sequence at the start of Winter Requiem.

7. Warning: this film may give you nightmares This one comes with a mental health warning. Jason Horton, of Method Snowboard Magazine is the man responsible, and it was another entry in the Tignes JibVid competition. Pure, twisted genius.

8. Two ways into a couloir Clip 1 Clip 2 Compare these two Whistler clips. The first is a copy-book demonstration of how to enter a couloir. The second isn't.

9. How steep? Free-skiing ace Sverre Lillequist shows us how to ski a near-vertical slope.

10. A lucky escape From Verbier. Nice to know his mate caught it all on video.