Carvline1Edge Angle: From Skid to Carve
Turn your skidded S-turns into one clean line where the tail follows the nose.2Angulation vs Inclination
Stop leaning into the turn. Bend at the hip and knee instead, and make your toe-side as strong as your heel-side.3Upper and Lower Body Separation
Let your legs steer while your shoulders stay quiet and face down the fall line.4Dynamic Carving
Blend cross-under and cross-over transitions and shape your speed with turn radius on blue and black terrain.
Turn your skidded S-turns into one clean line where the tail follows the nose.2Angulation vs Inclination
Stop leaning into the turn. Bend at the hip and knee instead, and make your toe-side as strong as your heel-side.3Upper and Lower Body Separation
Let your legs steer while your shoulders stay quiet and face down the fall line.4Dynamic Carving
Blend cross-under and cross-over transitions and shape your speed with turn radius on blue and black terrain.