You’ve been skiing for a while and are confident on the green beginner slopes. They’re starting to get boring, and you’re looking for some more adventure. However, when you actually look at a blue intermediate slope, it seems much more steep and intimidating than ever before. Many beginners find themselves in this trap–they can ski straight down a gentle slope but lack the skills to tackle a steeper blue.
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Moguls are skiing’s agility course. To ski them well, you must make quick, almost reflexive shifts in position and balance on terrain that changes from moment to moment. More than any type of skiing, mogul skiing requires practice, practice and more practice. Although there are different ways to ski moguls, the best skiers’ skis rarely lose contact with the snow. The goal is to flow with the bumps while absorbing the variances in terrain as you go.
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