To ensure a good time out on the slopes, there are some simple precautionary measures to take before going out to ski. It's important to protect your body from the cold, the sun, injury, and dehydration. This quick video skiing tutorial shows how to stay safe while downhill skiing.
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Execute a good carving technique in skiing
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Keep the correct posture while skiing
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Tail Release whilst steep slope skiing
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Carve for intermediate skiers
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Carve turns on shaped skis
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Parallel ski
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Perform a dynamic crossover while carving
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Barefoot water ski without falling
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Find your lost ski in powder snow
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Ski powder and master the bumps
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Practice the telemark turn
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How To:
Ski bumps faster
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How To:
Do basic turns when skiing
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How To:
Ski on blue and red terrain
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Practice basic cross-country ski care
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How To:
Fun carve while skiing
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How To:
Start telemark skiing
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How To:
Ski moguls
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How To:
Learn the philosophy of skiing
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How To:
Ski thigh high on steep slopes
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How To:
Execute a good carving technique in skiing
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How To:
Keep the correct posture while skiing
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How To:
Tail Release whilst steep slope skiing
-
How To:
Carve for intermediate skiers
-
How To:
Carve turns on shaped skis
-
How To:
Parallel ski
-
How To:
Barefoot water ski without falling
-
How To:
Perform a dynamic crossover while carving
-
How To:
Practice basic cross-country ski care
-
How To:
Start telemark skiing
-
How To:
Find your lost ski in powder snow
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How To:
Practice the telemark turn
-
How To:
Ski powder and master the bumps
-
How To:
Fun carve while skiing
-
How To:
Ski on blue and red terrain
-
How To:
Do basic turns when skiing
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How To:
Ski bumps faster
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Ski safely in deep powder to avoid avalanches
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Simple but smart tips to know before hitting the slopes!
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