Stop turning your skis

Article Abstract:

Shaped skis take advantage of technology and can enhance skiing technique. However, in order to use shaped skis to their best effect, it is necessary to learn how to use them. Shaped skis turn easier, but requires special technique to keep the turn in control.

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The lost arts: traversing and sideslipping may seem like minor maneuvers, but these overlooked skills are critical for balance and edge control

Article Abstract:

Mastering traversing is an important step in learning to turn like an expert. Practicing traversing and sideslipping improves a skier's edge control and balance. Instructions for perfecting and practicing the techniques are presented.

Downhill skiing

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