Message #9852

[Ron]

jump in with us and you will see you already have the skills. Ira taught me a very good technique that works well.  Essentially, you don't make a lot of super tight turns (although you may have to) but nice round turns looking for the larger openings and clusters. You do need to be able to two foot ski and allow your edges to drift and very importantly- make good pole plants. This was my biggest issue, once you let your hands get behind you, it's tough to make good turns. Same goes for powder and bumps