Tip number two is we're gonna use a lot more counter rotation and closed turns. That means our board. Isn't going to be pointed down the mountain as much as across the mountain in order to control our speed. So we do this by making quick tight turns, finding where a board will go in between rocks and moguls and things like that. And using counter rotation or upper body where upper body might be facing down the mountain, where our board is sideways to control our speed. That way you're not just going to have runaway speed, go down a huge mobile field or a cliff. Now it's going to be harder to turn over your edges when you're doing quick counter rotating turns and your board is across the mountain. So one tip here is to not be afraid to jump. Sometimes there's too much obstacles in the tray for you to actually make a smooth turn. So if it's really steep and there's moguls and rocks and things like that, we can actually use jump turns to control our speed.

Now, along with jumping, sometimes you actually have to jump over the variable terrain. So if you see a line where you can point it out and you have a stopping point, don't be afraid to just turn that board straight down the mountain, jump into that line and point it out of there. Just make sure you have a place to stop afterwards, and that you have the stability to ride out that line.