Slow Down on Skis Three Different Ways
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Hi there!If you're teaching a
Hi there!
If you're teaching a child to ski it's nice to know that there are multiple ways to slow down on skis (that don't include just falling over).
The first is the wedge, also known as pizza slice, triangle or big feet. The wedge is the first speed control skill taught to young skiers because it can help them stop when they need to.
The second way to slow down on skis is what every skier should do - S turns. With beginners the S turn will have a stretched out middle so there's a lot of skiing across the hill.
Finally, you can slow your skiing by skiing uphill just a little bit. This isn't a beginner skill unless you count skiing uphill onto a snow bank, but it is still a way to slow down on skis.
This video can help you teach your child some skiing basics. But there's so much more to learn! That's why I created a whole online course about skiing with kids.
In the Mountain Mom Ski School course you'll get all the tips and tricks you'll need to help your never ever skier safely get down the slopes.
MountainMomandTots.com/skischool
You as a parent will ski with your child more than anyone else ever will, so why not learn the tricks that ski instructors use to teach kids to ski? As a ski mom and certified instructor, I want to help your family hit the slopes.
Get exclusive posts, bite-sized videos, downloadable cheatsheets and more as a Mountain Mom Ski School patron. Just $20 per month (cancel anytime) unlocks all the great content available. Visit mountainmomandtots.com/skischool for more info and to sign up.
If you're already a ski school patron then THANK YOU! Here's a link to an exclusive post with more info on the three ways to slow down on skis:
www.mountainmomandtots.com/2022/01/three-ways-to-slow-down-on-skis/
See you on the slopes,
~Mountain Mom
If you're teaching a child to ski it's nice to know that there are multiple ways to slow down on skis (that don't include just falling over).
The first is the wedge, also known as pizza slice, triangle or big feet. The wedge is the first speed control skill taught to young skiers because it can help them stop when they need to.
The second way to slow down on skis is what every skier should do - S turns. With beginners the S turn will have a stretched out middle so there's a lot of skiing across the hill.
Finally, you can slow your skiing by skiing uphill just a little bit. This isn't a beginner skill unless you count skiing uphill onto a snow bank, but it is still a way to slow down on skis.
This video can help you teach your child some skiing basics. But there's so much more to learn! That's why I created a whole online course about skiing with kids.
In the Mountain Mom Ski School course you'll get all the tips and tricks you'll need to help your never ever skier safely get down the slopes.
MountainMomandTots.com/skischool
You as a parent will ski with your child more than anyone else ever will, so why not learn the tricks that ski instructors use to teach kids to ski? As a ski mom and certified instructor, I want to help your family hit the slopes.
Get exclusive posts, bite-sized videos, downloadable cheatsheets and more as a Mountain Mom Ski School patron. Just $20 per month (cancel anytime) unlocks all the great content available. Visit mountainmomandtots.com/skischool for more info and to sign up.
If you're already a ski school patron then THANK YOU! Here's a link to an exclusive post with more info on the three ways to slow down on skis:
www.mountainmomandtots.com/2022/01/three-ways-to-slow-down-on-skis/
See you on the slopes,
~Mountain Mom
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