If you don't understand, ask: Why do you keep shaking from side to side when skiing on the snowy road?

slow down. Swinging from side to side can artificially reduce the slope. Whether this is similar to that when riding a bicycle, it is an unstable system in essence, and it needs to be shaken from side to side to maintain dynamic balance. Skiing is a sport based on high speed, that is to say, many actions feel reliable when standing on the ground, and it is fine when there is no slope on the primary road. If you get the intermediate road, it will be tens of kilometers per hour, and it is the kind of rush that you can't avoid. Swinging around is to slow down and control, so as to ensure that you can control your position at any time under the premise of high speed.

it is very dangerous to control the speed in straight downhill, and it needs to be controlled by turning left and right. The greater the angle between the board head and the rolling line, the smaller the acceleration, and the smaller the angle, the greater the acceleration. Of course, you can also slow down by rubbing snow. If you don't sway from side to side to control the speed, it will be a torpedo. If you hit it, you can't stop. For a novice, swinging from side to side is an instinctive reaction of the human body and needs to be balanced. For the master, swinging from side to side is not what you understand. While adjusting the balance, he is also leaving the board vacant in a way that you can't see.

skiing is about control, not speed, especially for amateurs. From the mountain to the foot of the mountain, it is the fastest to slide straight down, but if you don't control the speed of the steep slope, you will fall, hit people and avoid obstacles. When you say left and right, you are controlling the speed. Skiing is fun only if you can control your speed at will and turn at any time. Think about driving, stepping on the accelerator is the easiest, anyone can, and it is the technology to keep the engine running at low speed.

To control the direction of skiing, when turning right first, the pressure of the left snowboard on the snow surface must be strengthened, and the left turn should be reversed. In the process of turning, the pressure of the snowboard on the snow surface should be strengthened, and the sole of the foot should be pressurized, and there is an action of turning inward. In addition, it should be noted that the knee can't move inward, just keep bending slightly. When making a U-turn on a slope, you can use the figure-of-eight brake, so that you can stop on the half slope, the tail of the board must be stabilized, and you need to quickly transfer the tip of the board and turn your body. When moving, the snowboard needs to show a figure-of-eight shape at all times, and then use the position of the edge to block the snow surface.