Skiing never gets boring!
But sometimes you need some fresh motivation to help break free of old habits, try something new and keep things exciting.
If you are the type of skier who does the same turn type day after day, then this video is going to give you a few good ideas to challenge yourself on your next skiing trip.

Why is this topic important?
The mountains are always changing, and the ability to adapt your turn types to different terrain, weather and snow conditions will give you the confidence to ski efficiently no matter what challenges come your way. You'll be more motivated to ski new areas, explore different terrain, and in general, will be become a more rounded versatile skier.

We teamed up with NZSIA Demo team member Yusuke Inoue to run us through his 5 favorite turn types on a beautiful day up at Treble Cone in New Zealand. For each turn type, we made sure to highlight a common mistake and give a quick tip so that you have something to focus on next time you are trying it out.

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Skier: Yusuke Inoue
Instagram: @ysk.quattro | Website: https://www.ysk44.com/ | YT: https://youtube.com/channel/UC4b-ArtAnANs2ik9eAhl1Lw
Location: Treble Cone, NZ
Music: MB01JT8Y76DBPYC

If you are motivated to learn more about one of these turn types specifically, then don't hesitate to subscribe to our channel, and check out some more of our 'How to ski' content:
- Carving turn tips:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ElOhJyNPjUE&t=54s

- Short turn tips:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WTX21DO7Qsc

- Turning in challenging terrain tips:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oDFaq4ple6g&t=129s

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Timecodes
0:00 - Skiing introduction
0:21 - Why is it important to be a versatile skier
0:45 - Turn 1: Carving turns
1:37 - Turn 2: Short turns
2:31 - Turn 3: Mogul turns
3:26 - Turn 4: Stivot turn
4:26 - Turn 5: Powder turn
5:48 - Let us know your thoughts!