How do you do a 360 on skis

If you're new to skiing, the idea of doing a 360 may seem daunting. But with a little practice, it's a move that you can master. Here's a step-by-step guide on how to do a 360 on skis:

Start with a solid foundation. Make sure you're comfortable with basic skiing techniques, such as how to stop, turn, and control your speed.
Find a safe place to practice. You'll want to find a gradual slope that's free of obstacles.
Start by practicing on a smaller scale. Try doing 180s before attempting a 360. This will help you get a feel for the motion.
Load up your turn. As you start to turn, lean into the outside ski and shift your weight to the outside foot.
Pivot on your inside ski. As you reach the halfway point of your turn, pivot on your inside ski and bring your outside ski around.
Finish the turn. Once you've pivoted 180 degrees, continue turning until you're facing the opposite direction.
Land smoothly. As you land, bend your knees and absorb the impact.

With a little practice, you'll be able to do a 360 on skis like a pro. Just remember to take it slow at first and find a safe place to practice.

How long does it take to learn to do a 360? With practice, you should be able to master a 360 in a few days or weeks.
What are some tips for doing a 360? Start with a smaller scale, load up your turn, pivot on your inside ski, and finish the turn.
What are some common mistakes to avoid when doing a 360? Leaning back too far, not loading up your turn, and not pivoting on your inside ski.
What is the best way to practice a 360? Find a safe place to practice and start with smaller turns.
What are some other tricks that I can learn on skis? Once you've mastered the 360, you can learn other tricks such as the 540, the 720, and the backflip.

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