TECHNIQUE – The Origins Of Carving
The “carving” revolution in the world of skiing was so profound that even today, more than 30 years later, we’re […]
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LEARNING – Tactical Skiing References
Success or failure and pleasure or frustration on the slopes is not always a question of technique. Often, what counts,
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TECHNIQUE – Pivoting and Stivoting
Pivoting is rotating the skis while they are flat on the snow. This is the most efficient way to change
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LEARNING – Bottom-up References for Parallel Turns
The transition from wedge to parallel skiing represents a significant milestone in a skier’s progression, moving from reactive braking to
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TECHNIQUE – Steering – Part 2
“Steering” is the act of causing a change in the direction of the skis as a result of muscular effort.
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LEARNING – Core Tech Learning References
Discovering learning references is a mental “click” where your brain connects previously scattered information, steering to a deep understanding and
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TECHNIQUE – Steering – Part 1
“Steering” is the act of causing a change in the direction of the skis as a result of muscular effort.
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LEARNING – Bodily and Postural References
When skiing, we encounter a variety of references. Different skiers use different references. For some, postural balance references are the
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TECHNIQUE – Turning Modalities
“Turning Modalities” refers to the specific biomechanical and physical applications used to change direction. These are categorized into three primary