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Tail releasing Eureka moment
 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

I was skiing in Alpe D'Huez last week on one of the many steep and bumpy blacks trying to ski the moguls with even a modicum of style and failing horribly initially! I have Salomon Crossmax V12 178 cm skis that are quite heavy and prefer going fast on flat surfaces than bumps. Initially I seemed to be ruled by the moguls somewhat until I had a think about things. I released that given the dimensions of my skis (117-69-101) the tails can be quite a dominating factor in locking the ski into carved long turns and trying to release them into the air when turning may make things easier. And so it proved- concentrating on lifting up the tails rather than the whole ski definitely helped me keep my weight forward and turn the skis more easily.
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