Interpreting skiing techniques

I need to understand the user's phrase in Chinese, which seems to ask about skiing technique for performing white pass turns on a steep black slope. This suggests they want advice on executing outside ski short radius turns. I’ll focus on technique tips, including step-by-step progression, safety, drills, and common mistakes.

To help, I plan to cover biomechanics, edging, pressure control, timing, transitions, and the differentiation between skidding and carving in their practice. Starting on a blue slope could be a good progression.Clarifying the White Pass turn

In a White Pass turn, I need to remember that the technique involves balancing on the LTE (little toe edge) of the new outside ski, which was the inside ski of the previous turn. The goal is to lift or lighten the old outside ski during this transition. I focus on transferring weight to the new outside ski before it officially becomes the outside ski. Engaging the BTE (big toe edge) is key as it transitions, and this technique emphasizes balance and timing.Guiding short turns on steep slopes

When navigating steep slopes at 35°, the focus is on executing short turns while applying pressure to the outside ski. For a White Pass style release, I’ll suggest cues like releasing by flexing the old outside leg and tipping the new inside knee into the hill. It’s essential to keep skis light during edge changes and maintain a strong edge throughout.

Emphasizing good form, I'll recommend creating an "S" shape in turns, with speed control through pivot slips, and remind the user to prioritize safety by ensuring stable conditions.Structuring ski technique advice

I need to address potential risks while keeping the response helpful and concise. I’ll provide structured bullet points covering key principles like a step-by-step recipe for a single turn, drills, common errors, and equipment setup.

Using headers like "要点" (Key Points) and "动作流程" (Action Process), I can incorporate terms in Chinese, like translating "White Pass Turn" to "白关转," which emphasizes the transition to the new outside ski's LTE. It could be beneficial to ask about the user’s current skill level to tailor the advice further.Crafting skiing technique guidance

I want to cover edge nomenclature, like LTE (小趾边) and BTE (大趾边), while keeping the formatting light. I’ll incorporate bullet points for clarity.

For progression, I suggest starting on a blue slope at 25°, then moving to 30° and finally 35+°. Emphasizing "收缩式过渡" (retraction) is important, especially on steep slopes, as it’s safer. I’ll highlight pole planting techniques, body position for upper-lower separation, angulation, and proper weight distribution. It's crucial to consider snow conditions and adapt techniques accordingly. I'll make sure to present everything in plain text, with minimal formatting for ease of reading.