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Lesson 1: Why Ski Moguls

Why Ski Moguls

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Lesson 2: Pole Plants in Moguls

Pole Plants in Moguls

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Lesson 3: Making Short Turns Through Moguls

Making Short Turns

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Lesson 4: Moving Your Body Through a Mogul Line

Moving Your Body

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Lesson 5: Finding Your Line Through Moguls

Finding Your Line

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Lesson 6: Turn Types for Moguls

Turn Types for Moguls

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Lesson 7: Mastering Upper and Lower Body Separation

Upper and Lower Body Separation

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Lesson 8: Controlling Your Speed Through Moguls

Controlling Your Speed

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Lesson 9: Hot Doggin'

Hot Doggin'

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Lesson 10: Catching Air in Moguls

Catching Air

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Lesson 11: Playing Mogul Games

Playing Mogul Games

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Lesson 12: Using Your Hips

Using Your Hips

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Lesson 13: Skiing the Fall Line

Skiing the Fall Line

<shortcode type="jwplayer" props='{"jw_media_id":"R2AZRdZy"}'></shortcode> <p>Turns start from the skis up, which means your ankles, knees, and hips are the joints primarily responsible for turning your skis. And while it’s easy to focus on the action of your lower body in moguls, don’t lose sight of what your upper body should be doing. It should be strong and stable, but it should nevertheless be moving down the fall line.</p> <p>To practice this, try Glen Plake’s “Stick and Rip” drill. Here, you’ll practice side-slipping from bump to bump, allowing your skis to briefly “stick” to the top of the mogul as your body keeps moving forward, eventually “ripping” your skis off the...</p>