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Originally Posted by John Mason
 The third most prevelant way I see people create edging is pointing the knees in towards the inside of the turn. This can happen by just pointing the knees in directly or by rotating the legs into the direction of the turn - ahead of the turn - which will result in some knee pointing. This type of eding in a PMTS context are considered a no-no.
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:knee pointing.....ranks right up there with pedophilia and farting in church.
at least he didn't mention the full cert psia knee pointer on the ski deck in that mecca of skiing...........chicago.
just when i thought it was safe to go out.
from me also. It's very common in skiers who are intent on remaining rotationally square through the turn,,, those who consider any counter a bad thing. It's a dying holdover philosophy born of technical misunderstandings that originated in the early days of shape skis.
