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"SKIING
IS A SLIDING SPORT": by Bill Jones, Ski Instructor CSW #4: "Lean." The word "lean" connotes an angle from vertical. Things that lean are out of balance and, due to the pull of gravity, must be propped to keep from falling. In skiing, does the word "lean" connote we are out of balance when we are tipped? There are more forces acting on us in skiing than just gravity, so when we position ourselves to balance amongst those forces, we will likely be tipped away from vertical, propped only by those forces, and we will be in balance. Semantically, the word "lean" may thus be misleading in skiing. "Tip" is a better word. It is picky to insist on this distinction, but if it helps our skiing, we should be picky. main CSW contents. "SKIING
IS A SLIDING SPORT"--a skiing web manual:
Skiing Web Manual
Contents
Why Read
This Skiing Web Manual That First Skiing Lesson A
Little Skiing History
Motion in
Skiing
CONVENTIONAL SKIING WISDOMS
Skier Excuses Fear
in Skiing
Conditioning for Skiing
Equipment and Technique
Skiing Equipment
How Skis
Work
How
to Develop Balance on Skis
A Skiing Turn
Simplified The Final Skiing Skill:
pressure management Tactics for Terrains and Snow
Textures and Racing
Skiing Tips and Tales--a potpourri
Exercises for Developing Skiing Skills
Children and Skiing Age and Skiing
Gender & Skiing Culture
& Skiing
Skiing Ethics and Survival Slope Safety Skiing
Environment Glossary Acknowledgements
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