mogul skiing

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This educational diagram compares aerials and moguls freestyle skiing courses, showing course layouts, features like ramps and moguls, and includes labeled illustrations of essential equipment such as freestyle boots, step-in bindings, skis, and ski poles, along with a skier for scale.

Freestyle skiing equipmentFreestyle skis are generally shorter than Alpine skis in order to allow a skier to execute turns more quickly. Aerials are performed without poles. Freestyle boots and bindings are essentially the same as those used for Alpine skiing.

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This educational diagram compares aerials and moguls freestyle skiing courses, showing course layouts, features like ramps and moguls, and includes labeled illustrations of essential equipment such as freestyle boots, step-in bindings, skis, and ski poles, along with a skier for scale.

Freestyle skiing aerials and moguls courses and equipment

An aerials course (left) is built on a small hill with a smooth inrun, a specially...

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Freestyle skiing equipmentFreestyle skis are generally shorter than Alpine skis in order to allow a skier to execute turns more quickly. Aerials are performed without poles. Freestyle boots and bindings are essentially the same as those used for Alpine skiing.

Freestyle skiing equipmentFreestyle...

Encyclopædia Britannica, Inc.