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[1] Make a mental note of things that feel weird. Do the skis seem to have a mind of their own? Do the tips chatter? Do the tails wash out? [2] Make sure that your ski tracks are two pencil thin lines. [3] Make sure that your shoulders are square to the fall line, your feet are separated and your knees are bent. Can your buddy see your ski bottoms? Feel the difference in power between a closed stance and a wide stance. [4] The skis have to be perfectly flat on the snow. Note the difference between drift (following terrain) and change of direction from edging. [5] You know you’ve got it when the outside ski feels like it is turning without you thinking about it. [6] You’ve got it if you can feel your tips or tails make contact with each other. [0] 
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Shape Ski Article by The Rusty
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