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    Wedge Christie

    Edit · suggested by dummy_user_test · Oct 7, 2026

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    Wedge Christie

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    This is just an example of how an article can be structured - it does not have to look exactly like this. Replace everything below with your own words.

    What this is

    One or two sentences: what the move or skill looks like and where you'd use it (piste, park, off-piste, moguls).

    Show, don't just tell - paste a YouTube link with a start and end time (max 10 seconds apart) on its own line to embed a looped clip. The "Insert GIF from YouTube" button above the editor builds one for you. The finished clip looks like this:

    Example clip - delete this line and add your own

    Before you try it

    What should already feel comfortable - link the prerequisite skills so skiers can click back to them.

    How to do it

    1. The setup - speed, stance, where your weight is on approach.
    2. The move - what starts it and what to do mid-turn or mid-air.
    3. The finish - where to look and how to ski away clean.

    Common mistakes

    • The mistake most skiers make - and how it feels when you're making it.
    • Another one - what to check or cue instead.

    How to know you've got it

    What a clean, repeatable version looks like before ticking this off. test

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