Advanced skier insight. The inside leg folds up like a pistol squat. This works for me. You? #ski

25 Oct 2024 · 1 min
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In this brief video, the skier explains a personal technique for achieving high edge angles by treating the inside leg like a pistol‑squat movement. By flexing the inside leg in this way, the skier can generate greater edge angle, which in turn lowers the overall stance. The speaker emphasizes that the inside ski’s path drives the body downward, creating a feeling of being folded down the hill, likening the posture to a “Constantine” stance on one turn and a more stretched position on the next.

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