(1). Pick a trail with lots of rocks and lots of snow. If using a hill, stick to a slow pace of about the same speed as you the first time you were on the ground. (2). It would be impossible to choose the right kind of speed if you were on rocky or rolling hills. You should start at the difficulty of the slope you are trying to build up to before continuing straight. (3). This will give you enough speed so that you can turn without stopping, which can make you lose your balance. Crouch slightly and spring up while turning your body. (4). Start to see the clear ice ahead of you so you can assess the turns easier. Set up downshift, if you're using the right gear.Choose from options above and answer: What most naturally follows?

How to do a 360 on skis
Start generating a little speed.
You should be skiing at a bit of a slope to help get you moving.
Start in flatter and easier slopes.
Answer:
(3).