And to get that rounder turn I want you to work with me for a moment here. We need positive steering because the visibility is a little bit questionable. And that's trouble. So instead of focusing on edging I suggest you focus on steering, just turning the feet. That'll allow you to finish the turns off, allow you to keep your balance, and allow you to keep going.
Skiers can sometimes have trouble maintaining their rhythm if they're over-edging.
They run into trouble because they routinely and habitually angulate with their lower legs each time they flex. In other words, they push their knees in each time they flex. Try instead to keep your knees neutral when you flex. When the snow is irregular, and the visibility leaves something to be desired, I think our goal is not to make beautiful carved turns. Your goal is to keep turning on a rhythm, maintain your balance.