How to teach
Provide clear goals and precise feedback
Demonstrate and explain
Then give feedback during or immediately after the performance
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Do Exercises
1) Progressions- static, traverse, fan
2) Explore- opposite and extreme moves
3) Variety-change size, shape, speed, steepness
Go with the flow
Turning creates pressure that pushes people back and inside the turn.
In skiing the upper body can keep moving forward and outside the turn by progressively flexing the ankles and tipping(angulation)
Skidding- Carving
There are two ways to turn you turn the skis or the skis turn you(carving) or a combination
Expectations for skier
Ski moves are not natural and take a lot of time to develop and maintain. This is especially true for progressively flexing the ankles. Working on stance, turning the feet, and angulation will get good results
Development for skiers
Use speed and slight turns to develop flow with new skiers.
Add earlier weight transfers to start matching
Increase up and down to develop timing and rhythm
Work on pole touches for coordination