Leading vs. Trailing Grabs On Skis

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Understanding the terminology for trick names is half the battle when it comes to learning and progressing in the world of freestyle skiing. Do not fear, Ski Addiction is here to help break down the language of skiing! In this tutorial, we will give you the ability to easily distinguish between leading and trailing grabs, then teach you how you can use them to add technicality and variety to your tricks.
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[@tummyfullfigger9291]

😁 love these videos! Best ski trick instruction out there!

[@nanakeyks]

Awesome. I wish there was a dictionary of all this stuff that I could look up.

[@n0steeze]

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[@user-lf5nf4er4s]

It's hard to see technique in this video.You know what I mean)

[@HanseeJohnsee]

Can you use real skis on a trampoline to practice flips or is that not a good idea?

[@dirtyturtlebums]

Where can i buy a pair of those trampoline skis???

[@beberoli]

1:47

[@_phip_]

What is the trick a 1:22 called ?

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[@carlborgen]

Whats up with the audio?

[@Oxcilic]

I wanna grab those buns 😉

[@dane7539]

bruh shut the fuck up