Mastering Parallel Turns in Skiing: Exploring Two Key Techniques

Welcome to our latest skiing tutorial where we delve into the art of Parallel Turns - a fundamental skill that can transform your skiing experience!
As a Canadian ski instructor with over 20 years of experience, I've honed techniques that are essential for both beginners and advanced skiers alike.
In this video, 'Mastering Parallel Turns in Skiing: Exploring Two Key Techniques,' we explore two distinct types of parallel turns - the drifted Parallel Turn and the carved Parallel Turn.
Each type serves a unique purpose, and mastering both can significantly enhance your control and efficiency on the slopes.
Here's a little something about parallel turns: The key to a successful parallel turn lies in the initiation phase.
It's not just about turning your skis, but about how you engage your edges and distribute your weight.
This subtle yet crucial aspect makes all the difference in executing smooth, controlled turns.
Throughout the video, I'll break down these techniques step-by-step, offering tips and insights from my extensive coaching experience.
Whether you're just starting out or looking to refine your skills, this video is packed with valuable information to help you conquer those slopes with confidence and style.
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