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Please see our copyright and disclaimer notice page. Four track can be one of the most difficult adaptive disciplines to tackle. The words are enough to strike fear into the hearts of adaptive ski instructors, clinicians, and authors alike. Four track represents a valiant attempt to enable someone with impaired mobility to ski while standing. The instructor's approach to this method involves assessment, set-up, and progression.