Lito Tejada-Flores

Absolutely the best book I have read on skiing. The likliest skill level to obtain, particularly those who ski 3-8 times a year, is in this intermediate rut. That is because the things you learned when you are trying to get down the mountain without killing yourself, while perhaps useful at the time, are the same things that hold you back now. Thigns like evenly distributed weight over your skis, skidding in your turns, and twisting your upper body to turn.

This book will describe a thought process and technical modifications that, with practice can make a huge difference in your skiiing.

So if you want look good, have your skis confidently stuck side by side in your turns, ski 'quiet' without scraping across the landscape, this is a realy good book to help get you there.
At least it did for me.… (altro)