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Establishing the Basics

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Making Turns More Exciting

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Using Ski Poles (Correctly)

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Making Short Turns

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Carving

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Beyond the Groomers

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Skiing Bumps

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Being an Athletic Skier

<p><span data-redactor-span="true" data-redactor-style-cache="font-size: 16px;">Moguls are like snowflakes, no two are exactly the same. Each one has its own unique size and shape, which is what makes skiing them such a challenge. The trick is to synchronize your movements with the contours of the bump field. This requires that you make some turns with your legs extended, and some with your legs flexed, and shift your skis to match your speed on the slope.<br> </span></p> <shortcode type="jwplayer" props='{"jw_media_id":"PD2UTA1y"}'></shortcode> <h3>Use Your Legs like Shocks</h3> <shortcode type="jwplayer" props='{"jw_media_id":"klvaYUO1"}'></shortcode> <p>Absorbing bumps by flexing and extending your legs helps you keep your skis in contact with the snow at all times, keeping you in control.</p> <p>This flexion and extension is useful on both groome...</p>