Hey everyone,

I’ve been skiing for about 10 years.

I had around 5 lessons on an indoor dry slope to learn the basics and one full week of ski school during a winter trip. After that, most of my progression has been selftaught, experimenting, skiing a lot, and picking up tips from people around me.

I’d currently place myself around Level 6–7. I’m comfortable on blues and reds, and I ski blacks as well. The video I’m posting is me skiing a black mogul run. Conditions were pretty challenging (low visibility, snowfall), but I felt reasonably in control.

What I’m working toward:

Shorter, quicker turns on steeper terrain

Being able to ski runs like this faster when I choose to

Improving my mogul skiing technique

Getting more into off-piste skiing

Eventually incorporating small jumps and maybe moving toward all-mountain/twin tips

Where I struggle:

On narrow or steeper red runs, I sometimes revert to a slight wedge/half-pizza instead of committing to short parallel turns.

I feel like in certain situations my technique breaks down a bit.

When I compare myself to other skiers on similar terrain, their skiing often looks smoother, more dynamic, and more “flowy,” even if they’re not necessarily going much faster.

When I watch my own video, it looks decent to me but I know there’s a technical gap between “getting down” and skiing efficiently and dynamically.

I’d really appreciate technical feedback

looking to improve all round skiing.