Rotary

Posted by on December 1, 2004

  • Legs turn smoothly under the upper body to guide skis through turn.
  • Femur turns in hip socket, instead of entire hip coming around.
  • Upper body remains quiet and stable.
  • Skis turn an appropriate amount to create a smooth, C-shaped arc.
  • Skis and legs turn together throughout a parallel turn.
  • Rotary movement is progressive through turn.
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