The V skating (free skate) technique in xc skiing - a technique without using your poles. Use this technique for training or on downhill passages.Music: Kevi...

Dec 3, 2023 · The V-skate, also known as the parallel skate, is a fundamental skate skiing technique used for efficient gliding on flat to gently rolling terrain. It resembles the motion of ice skating and allows skiers to maintain a steady pace with minimal effort.

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In modern skiing, two main styles have become prominent, each with distinct equipment optimized for performance. They offer unique experiences on the snow, shaped by their design and intended use. Classic skis and skate skis serve different purposes within cross-country skiing.

Diagonal V-Skate simply involves V-skating with your legs while using a single opposite arm-opposite leg motion with the upper body. Think of a “one-one-one” verbal rhythm as you combine upper and lower body motions.

The Missoula Nordic Ski Club demonstrates the three basic techniques of skate skiing: V1 (or "offset" skating) - it's like first gear/a low gear for starting or going uphill V2 Alternate (aka...

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Dec 13, 2013 · V1 is used primarily when going uphill. It’s less efficient than the V2 technique, but allows skiers to keep their skis moving when the grade kicks up. Think of it as the ‘granny gear’ of Nordic skiing. A key point here is the timing. When learning V1, pick one side to pole on.

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