Do that by tipping that inside lifted foot towards little toe.
good point, I was making assumptions that may not be true. .
How about "match your edge angles throughout the turn". (which was the assumption)
Do that by tipping that inside lifted foot towards little toe.
You may suggest. I may ignore.May I suggest knitting or crochet? .
Well @dbostedo is beyond the basic lift tail.How about "match your edge angles throughout the turn". (which was the assumption
Lol, well then! Perhaps this is not the right drill. There needs to be a turn involved.some then focus so much on tipping the inside foot they forget to tip the downhill foot.
Cowboy boots, couldn't it be Cowboy boots? Or those do not qualify as "high heels"? :-DCalves issues at the end of day is usually a sign of frequent high heels wearing in your non-skiing life. It's OK, we do not judge.
The only body part that is a little sore at the end of day is my throat. A beer is all I needed for relief.
But I am nowhere as core as @Gary Stolt . He can get by with a Bud light.
Thinking about the past skiing days...my sixth toe area has been giving me pain, maybe because I was using the 93mm lasts, straight after 18 months of not using them... my feet felt like being into a vise...