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[1] Make sure the laundry list is taken care of after all the five things are incorporated. Try to hit different snow conditions. [2] Watch out for a narrow stance width hindering edging. Make it a game to see how far up the hill you can go. Look for consistent stance width through the turn. Gradually increase the steepness of the traverse and width of the stance. [3] Watch out for pulling with arm strength instead of using leverage from the stance. See if you can touch your butt to the snow and then stand back up. [4] Try to wash out turns (pressuring the tails on a low edge angle at the end of a turn) [5] Fix back seaters with tapping the uphill ski tip first. Try “one ski” skiing with both skis on snow, but 99% of weight on the outside ski (imaginary flamingo). Center of mass has to move across the ski to start the turn! [6] Watch out for legs together but feet apart. It’s possible to look good while doing this. [0] 
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