As the ski season gets going here, I find it helpful to pull a few drills out of the back pocket, get things started out the right way. I have three tele drills that I really like: slow shuffling across a moderate slope through the turns, with a quiet upper body; delayed lead changes (i.e. rolling onto the "new" edge before physically changing leads); and monomarks for helping the back foot remember what it's supposed to do. Shuffling in particular really helps me to get balance dialed in.
Curious to see how other folks get ready for the real snow.
Curious to see how other folks get ready for the real snow.
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