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Proper Snow Skiing Stance

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Summary: Good stance is essential for snow skiing. Learn about the proper ski stance with expert skiing tips in this free winter sports video.

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By Brad Disabella
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Brad Disabella has been snowboarding for five years. He has worked at a variety of shops as a snowboard tech, as well as a retail salesperson. He has worked at the Sun Diego Boardshop...read more

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"So now I'm going to be teaching you about the proper stance for snow skiing. What people have done in the past and is what you don't want to do now is you don't want to have your feet directly together and kind of wiggle down the mountain. You want to have your feet about shoulder width apart. This helps with your core balance and it makes it so if you need to you can recover yourself and it allows for more strength to be distributed down to your feet from the upper part of your body. Also note, that key placement of your hands and ski poles is very important too. You don't want to have your hands down here because it's going to drop your center of gravity down and it's going to make it so it's hard to do a turn like this and you don't want them out like this because making a turn like this is not very effective either. You want to have your hands right here, thus making it so it's constantly driving forward and it keeps your poles, so if you do need to push, they're right here and it helps with your balance. So you want to make sure that your hands and poles are right here in front of you."

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