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Summary: Figure out how to change from two skis to one ski while water skiing in this free video.
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" I'm Jodi Fisher with Jodi's Ski School and for Expert Village. Sammy is going to show you how to transfer from two skis onto one. He is comfortably on two skis. Gains his balance. Slowly transfers the weight onto his right leg. Keeping his knee and ankle relaxed. Arms straight. Weight on the bottom of his foot and then he will slowly transfer the weight. Slide the ski behind him. Lose the ski and place his left leg behind his right leg. There you have it a nice transition from two skis to one. "
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