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HOME in this issue SKI WRITING SKI INSTRUCTION additionally BACK ISSUES INDEX LITO'S SKI BOOK VIDEOS & DVDs SKI COURSES SKIERS' RESOURCES FEEDBACK		The titles below are all links to individual stories, arranged in the order in which they appeared on this web site (click on a title to visit that page) The Mystique of Turn Shape Why Ski Lessons Don't Work Skiing in Control? Timing is Everything My Dinner With Harald , a converstion Feet First Weight Shift Beyond Weight Shift The Widetrack Myth Secrets of a Narrow Stance Carving vs Slipping in Bumps A New Paradigm Preseason: Getting in Shape Understanding The Skis' Role Coping 1, Narrow Trails Coping 2, Disasters of the Deep Coping 3, Low Visibility Coping 4, Transition Snow All Techniques are Possible… Kinesthetic Awareness Powder Basics Legs Together? Feet Apart? The Hidden Bonus of Foot-to-foot Skiing Ski Equipment vs. Ski Technique Soft Skiing down Hard Slopes, part 1 Soft Skiing down Hard Slopes, part 2 Skating, Ultimate Exercise, part 1 Skating, Ultimate Exercise, part 2 Soft Boots, the Next Revolution The Myth of Edging Rememberring a Breakthrough An Early Season Cheat Sheet The Mystique of Big Turns Rethinking Short Turns Always Turning, Why Experts Ski Like Experts Hiking with Ski Poles in Summer A Balanced Stance, the Expert's Secret A Powder Skier's Apprenticeship, part 1 A Powder Skier's Apprenticeship, part 2 A Powder Skier's Apprenticeship, part 3 You're Ready; Is Your Gear Ready? Trendy vs. Timeless Skiing Skiing with the Mountain, or Against It Dancing with the Mountain, Revisited The Educated Foot Ski Tuning, How Much? How Often? Ski instruction systems, pluses & minuses
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