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Articles

On Hill Indications Of Misalignment, Sean Bold

How we create major changes in you, Gavin Kerr Hunter

How to choose new boots, Sean Bold

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Tips and tricks

Balance, Sean Bold

The key foundation to Alpine skiing is balance. It doesn’t matter if you are an expert or beginner, if you’re not in balance skiing can be difficult and even dangerous. Check your balance between the turns, with both skis flat on the snow. If your hips are over your feet and nose in front of you’re toes, you are in balance. Be sure your ankle joint/ski boot has appropriate forward flexion to maintain alignment, stacking of the femur (big leg bone) and torso (your upper body). If you are stacked and balanced between turns, skiing is easier and safer.