In this video I explain one of the common mistakes that Telemark skiers can make when turning — dragging their leg behind them. It's easy to fix and I've created this One Hot Minute to help you make some improvements.
One of the most important parts of making a Telemark turn is having good pressure on the ball of your foot on the uphill ski (the one you are dropping a knee with). A good turn always starts with a good Telemark stance that includes: good distance between your feet, body centered over your skis, and moving at a speed that you are comfortable with and a speed that allows you to make minor adjustments.
This One Hot Minute also helps you begin to understand the dynamic nature of the Telemark stance so you can better manage terrain and the variants on the mountain like snow conditions, bumps, etc.
HOW TO MAKE A TELEMARK STANCE: https://youtu.be/Nyo-H77HRaE
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