Use the pelvis. Talking about the completion phase of a short turn. From short turns webinar on BPS

This next phase, just feeling how you use the hip to create stronger angles. So right here, even if you try this, lean against the wall, lift up your inside foot, I feel really strong against my outside foot when I have some hip, a little bit of separation here, tiny bit, this 30-degree amount. It's really strong. Now if you face this way, roll the knees in and stand on that outside foot, I feel like I get just start sinking and collapsing lower. Okay, what you're trying to do is find the Goldilocks amount. Where is it to get a strong hip position? Because this part of your body, the pelvis, is what you want to move to create greater edge angles when you start going faster, not continuing to move just the ankles and knees, because that doesn't move my center of mass. At all. Moving the pelvis and the hips does.