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Ski Tricks
How to Ski Powder:
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4. Plant your downhill pole in front of your body and down the hill. Your pole now becomes a target for you to turn around. (Image 2)
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5. Keep your upper body facing downhill while skiing. Your upper body will remain stable while your lower body rotates independently with each turn. (Image 3)
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6. Take weight off your skis at the end of the turn by pulling your ankles, knees and hips up. This movement will actually lift your skis to the top of the snow and make the next turn easier to perform. (Image 4)
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7. Experiment with the length of turns - determine whether a long, medium or short turn performs best in the snow you're skiing.
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8. String a number of turns together.
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