It's also important to cool down because that allows your body to reset and prepare for recovery. Proper hydration is also critical to performing well and staying safe. Since the body is more than 70 percent water, it's crucial to replace what you expend. Skiing often takes place at high altitudes where it's easy to get dehydrated. So when you're bouncing over moguls, make sure you drink plenty of water at regular intervals during the day.
Dehydration can lead to muscle cramps, heat stroke, premature fatigue or even muscle injury.
Keep it saturated. You want to concentrate on keeping your shoulders over your toe pieces, and your hips over your heel pieces. Then when you move up and down you maintain that balance at all times. Remember that turning comes from the legs. Chin up, eyes peeled.