want to do first is make sure that you're in the proper stance, then when you're ready

to go and make your turn, on your inside slash uphill ski, you want to make sure there's

a little less weight on it and a little bit more weight on your downhill ski. So first,

as if I was going to be making a skiers left hand turn, I would lift this ski up just a

little bit, put more pressure right here and it's going to bring my body around and switch

it sideways just a little bit so it's like that. You still want to make sure that you're

always in the proper stance and your hands are up here. Then for switching and making

a skiers right hand turn, you want to do exactly the opposite, you want to take pressure off

this ski and put pressure on this downhill ski and it's going to make it so it's going

to bring you around like this and you'll pretty much go back to the exact same position, just

you're going to be going towards the other direction. So now I'm actually going to be

walking you through how to make a basic snow skiing turn. What you want to remember first

and foremost, is to make sure that your stance is proper, have your feet shoulder width apart,

have your hands up like this. First, we're going to make a skiers right hand turn, so

what I'm going to be showing you is putting pressure on your downhill ski, taking a little

bit of pressure off your uphill ski. Then we're going to be switching and making a skiers

left hand turn and it's going to be the exact opposite. You want to switch weight from one

ski to the other and take weight off the other one. So, now I'm going to walk you through

as I make skiers right hand turn and a skier?s left hand turn. So you want to start out shifting

weight off like that and shifting down. Keeping weight right here and then you're going to

transfer it over and keep weight right there. And as you notice, when I shift my weight,

it shifts my body over and it makes it so I can go from side to side. And that's how

you make a simple snow skiing turn.