This article is reprinted from The Professional Skier.
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Please see our copyright and disclaimer notice page. Imagine cruising down a smooth hill. Seeing the ideal place to carve a left turn, you begin the movements to slice a crisp arc. Your upper body moves to the inside, your hips move inside the turn while pointing slightly to the outside, your legs stay to the outside, and you put more weight on the outside foot. The elements are there for a smooth turn, but this one's on a road bike on a paved hill.