Your job is to keep that edge pressure even by elongating that turn, by being patient and waiting, waiting, if you push too hard, you spike the edge pressure, and boom, you're chattering, you're out, okay, so yeah, we try to keep that edge pressure, flatten the curve, as they say, right, keep it from spiking too high, when you get those spikes, that's when you have chatter, every board will just have a maximum amount of edge pressure that it can handle before it's um, yeah, some are super low, and they're good for green runs, some are really high, very stiff, good for black runs, but everything has its maximum, and also, you can extend that maximum by having perfect body position, perfect timing, so, uh, we're going to talk now for a few minutes about the finitiation, okay, this is, as I said, the most complicated part, I think we're going to go back to the blackboard here for a moment, just to talk, just to see the different trajectories of your board and your center of mass, but what's going to happen here, I'm going to, let's say, I'm just in the last, last 10 or so degrees of a toe side turn, okay, so I can add a hair more rotation, just to, just to help me with the unweighting in the transition at zero, and I can push off my back foot a little bit, just to get a little more, a little more pressure in the tail to help me, um, turn uphill a hair more, okay, then you get the unweighting, then immediately the rotation starts, the compression starts, and, uh, you're going down, and this, as you compress, that means the edge pressure is very, very light, this gives you a chance to just fiddle that edge right where you want it into the snow, you should have picked your line already by now, but look for the clean corduroy, um, and then on heel side, it's the same thing, as I finish my turn, I'm going to go just a little bit back, kick that board up, um, decompress to get a little bit of a jump, right, and then that's going to help me back through my neutral position all the way over, so this is kind of like what it's going to look like, something like that, um, so I want to mention a few other things here, on my heel side turn, when I'm at the apex, in the patience part of the turn, I want to have the pressure on my board focused just in front of my front heel, okay, that's where I'm pressuring the board, so my weight's more on my front leg, I'm pushing hard, I'm leaning forward, pressure is right, right here, okay, on toe side, the, the pressure on the board is actually focused just in front of the back toes, and that turn is going to be more on the back foot, you're still going to start kind of centered, you don't want all your pressure on the back foot, but feel that, as you go, as you push off toe side, you're pushing off your back toes, as you push off heel side, you're pushing off the side of the front foot, the heel, and, and pressuring the board just in that section, right in front of the heel.
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