Carving – AASI Snowboard Technical Manual

Описание: "The rider’s center of mass is not over the board, but rotating the upper body allows the rider to be in line with the base of support and thus be in dynamic balance." – AASI Snowboard Technical Manual – Page 28 – Photo 1.2

"A carved turn with minimal pivot" – AASI Snowboard Technical Manual – Page 50 – Photo 3.5

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