CHALLENGE
Lacking angulation
We often see pictures of world-class racers on the ragged edge of control. For most skiers, though, lunging into the turn with the upper body tempts fate. If your inside hand is almost touching the ground and your shoulders are radically tipped into the turn, you're probably precariously out of balance.
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