Message #19959

[HighAngles]

I'll add that the sequence also shows a very "big toe"/stance ski dominant turn.  The turn is not initiated from his inside half as you can see his knees come together at his transition - he's still hard on the stance ski at the end and going for getting on the big toe edge of his new stance ski.

It's also very clear that Rogan needs some alignment work.  His alignment is setup "soft" (to the inside) and you can especially see this in the last image where his stance leg is not stacked skeletally - he has a great deal of knee angulation where he is tucking his right knee in behind the left leg.