Connie (Philadelphia), Kim (Denver), Natalya (Pennsylvania). Black groomer, bumps on Crescendo and Dukes, let the spring wind up, don’t get lazy with the hips, need the ‘spring’ wound to steer the last 15% of the turn for speed control, balance in bumps, turn on every 10th bump, turn on every 5th bump (pretty soon it will be turn on ‘almost’ every bump), hands on knees (the feel of getting lower), no lazy arms, short radius turns (almost pivot), CM crossover, come to the new edges simultaneously, tip then steer (this is a must to get rid of the wedge), AFTER edge change then lead the turn with the new inside ski, be aggressive with the simultaneous steering of both feet/skis.
Breckenridge Ski Lesson Pictures And Some Food For Thought 