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ski terminology

  1. C

    Transition from Up-unweighting to Down-unweighting

    Glad to have found this forum. Let me keep it simple and explain why I am in search or feedback on this topic. I skied an 70-90 days a year from the age of 10 to 23. Achieved a high level of carving ability by the time a was a teenager, was competitive in slalom and GS at the regional HS level...
  2. Paul S.

    Moving along the ski.

    Bob Barnes’ primary rule in the “Crudology” vimeo is to “keep them going in the direction they are pointed”. How do you teach this? What exercises? How do you explain it?
  3. U

    Transition?

    One of those words that you run into all the time in skiing talk but just what does it mean? What is being transitioned? For me the transition that is taking place is that of the body from one side of the skis to the other. To do this I have to establish separate paths for my skis/feet and my...
  4. Tricia

    Why does terminology matter?

    Extension & flexion, absorption, retraction, crossover, edge change, rotary, pivot... When I'm talking to friends about ski technique, I hear a lot of these terms, some of which seem to be the same but different. Lets talk about why terminology matters and when to use one term instead of...
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