    
(1) (2)
(3)
(4) (5)1-6: Increased free foot
tipping along with increased free leg flexion. Note the free foot pulled
back. Stance leg lengthens as the CM is drawn into the turn allowing HH
to stand strong and easy on the stance ski even though the radius is
dramatically decreasing.
No steering!!
Upper
body increasingly counters balances and counter moves (belly button
toward the outside of the turn) as the ski angles increase.
    
(6) (7) (8) (9)
(10)
7-9: Beginning of the release
as the old stance leg begins to relax. Note how the release is started
off the LTE.
Pole plant
signals the beginning of the release.
8-11:
Full flexion to flatten the skis along with LTE tipping of the new free
foot.
Upper body
becomes square exactly when the skis flatten to the slope enhancing
balance.
No
steering or rotation!!
    
(11)
(12)
(13)
(14) (15)
11-13: Engagement phase of the
new turn. The actions of the feet draw the body into the turn.
Upper body
again begins to counter balance and counter move to support the tipping
of the skis.
(16)
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