If not properly timed, a second pressure peak will occur when your hand hits the ground. Now let's think about line. The racer who skis the shortest distance while still clearing the gates has an advantage. Simply put, because CADS is a muscle augmentation technology, it gives muscles more power to fight centrifugal forces. Legs do not become exhausted.
Turns are tighter and look the same throughout the entire course of the run.
The downward spring force of CADS takes the chatter out of the ski and the tails do not skid. In the turn, with the ski on edge, the force line is exactly in the center of the ski. Let's pretend it's a ski on edge. Place the other hand exactly in the middle of the book and apply pressure. This pressure will try to flatten the book against the table, and to prevent this, we must resist.