Tips for making turns in slushy snow. Be fast and quick with your pressure on the edges

Tips for making turns in slushy snow. - De couple edging and pressure. They don’t have to be linked - slushy snow is heavy. Interact with the snow for less of the turn so you can be free to move your skis and keep momentum moving. - look for small bits of terrain that help unweight you and get you out of the slush. Little bumps. Little roll overs. - narrow skis teach you precision but wider skis make skiing slush more fun and easier. But a narrow skis will teach you more about the importance of unweighting and act as a feedback device for when you get it right. Slush is some of my favorite type of Snow to Ski. If you’re having trouble in it, it’s likely you’re letting the snow kill your momentum and Flow and you haven’t developed the skill of un weighting and making a shorter pressure phase. for more in-depth tutorials on how to ski better visit www.bigpictureskiing.com