Skiing direction and movement essentials

In situ reorientation refers to the direction in which a skier is in a stationary state on a flat ground or a slope. Beginners can only perform various exercises more freely if they have mastered the change of direction. There are many ways to change direction in situ. There are methods for moving the tail and the tip of the board one by one and gradually changing the direction. There are also ways to change from one direction to another at a time, and there are also jumping directions. Here, we mainly introduce the methods of changing the direction and 180-degree change direction of the tail and the tip of the board.

The tip change direction and the tail change direction are applied to a relatively flat snow surface. These two methods of change are very similar, and there are ways to change these two ways of change to the same place.

Action essentials:

1. The position of the pole should be taken into consideration regardless of whether the tip of the board is unfolding or the end of the board is unfolding. The pole support position should be behind the body when the tip of the board is unfolded, and the position of the pole should be in front of the body when the end of the board is unfolded. .

2, snowboard development distance is not easy to be too large, with the adaptation of the snowboard and then gradually increase the distance of expansion, when the snow board is unfolded, the body is obviously placed on the support leg, the weight movement is faster.