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| Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: southern adks
Posts: 75
| well for one thing ,going only 20 times, im sorry to say you are still a beginner, leasons will help, being on the snow is most important,evey thing you want to do on skiis takes never ending practice, the more you keep at it the better you get, youll make a breakthrough and get to intermediate level after that it takes years ,keep at it youll be fine, oh and by the way its ok to skid .most important HAVE FUN.skiing with skiers way better than you also helps. |
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| | #22 (permalink) |
| Oh jeezum! Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Strafford, New Hampshire
Posts: 2,483
| I got a hold of a book on skiing bumps based on a recommendation on this list. Dan from Eaton NH? Anyhow, I read it last year and I would have to say it's improved by overall approach. Try pushing the fronts of your boots a little harder with your shins without leaning over the ski with your upper body. It will engage the ski into a better turn. update: New Hampshire Author Brings Mogul Skiing to the Masses
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