Tighten the Radius of Your Turns eVideo

Tighten the Radius of Your Turns eVideoOverview Tightening the radius of ski turns is important in many ways It's the key to speed control in all conditions. It enables you to ski in a narrow corridor. It's how to make short radius turns with control, even on steeper pitches. Tightening the radius of turns requires shortening the inside leg and increasing the tipping of the inside foot through the finish of the turn. Many skiers who learn PMTS technique apply these movements early in the

*Coordinate your upper body with your feet and legs

*Greater range and ease of counterbalancing and counteracting

Balance on the stance leg through a turn results in

and another around the waist to prevent any slipping

and turning using PMTS Direct Parallel movements

*Gradually release to a steeper angle downhill

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and Engagement

*Brushed Turns eVideo

*Learn the Phantom Move - lightening the inside ski and tipping it toward its little-toe edge - in order to link and create turns

Eliminate the Wedge 1

*Have practiced releasing with a sideslip (in the eVideo Eliminate the Wedge 2 Release)