Braking skills in skiing

I don't know if you are talking about single board or double board.

Let's talk about veneer first:

Take the right foot as an example: the right foot suddenly stops in the process of sliding forward, and the toes of both feet are slightly raised upward. At the same time, pay attention to the right heel as the axis, push the left foot forward, and the center of gravity is still in the middle. Be careful not to lift your ass too high when you push your toes forward. Beginners often lift their hips too high, so the center of gravity will be difficult to control!

Take the right foot retreating in front of the slope as an example: the right foot suddenly stops in the process of sliding forward, and the heels of both feet are slightly raised upward. At the same time, pay attention to push your left foot back with the tip of your right foot as the axis, and the center of gravity is still in the middle!

Double board is simple:

In the process of skiing, your toes are close to the middle of the two skis, and your heels are slightly outward. At the same time, hehe, at the same time, the outer edge of the snowboard is inclined upwards, and the edge of the inner side plate pushes the snow for skiing! That is, the inner character, which can also be said to be plowing (abbreviated as plowing)! Note: The larger the internal characters, the faster the stopping speed, but it is not easy to control!

The above are just the essentials of action, and a lot of practice is needed!

Be prepared to fall more psychologically! After falling out, it is the fun of skiing!

I hope I don't copy and paste my answer in the same question!