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Telemark technique question

 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead
I've been tele-ing for 10+ weeks and I'd like to think I'm an intermediate telemark skier. I can tele down probably all red and some easy blacks.

I've been trying to learn to ski with both heels up but without much success. I started by grabbing the tips of my skis on a bunny slope (grabbing the tips were just to make sure I put enough pressure on both skis). However as soon as I get a little bit of speed I felt like I wasn't in control and automatically reverted back to a tele stance or parallel stance. Are there any tips on how I can improve?

p.s. is there a name to tele-ing with both heels up?
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