u/adu709

To be fair its only my 6th day of skiing but Im currently on a 10 day trip and im trying to get down basic parallels on greens but im just so clunky constantly fighting for my balance, at the end of turns i end ip on my heels and my tips go in the air, i constantly feel like im not in control of my skis. I know about forward lean and shin pressure but when i get on the mountain and do my turns i feel like IM being forced to my heels, cant get grip or control. On flatter terrain i csn do parallel but even on gentle green slopes this keeps happening to my esp to my inside legg

I work remotely and need decent speeds. Im trying to make it so that I can work but still go skiing. Just wondering if anyone has also worked remotely at ski resorts or ski towns and were able to get solid speeds like 100-200 mbps.

I recently got into skiing and got about 10 ski days in, i work remotely and plan on renting a place in Utah or Colorado for the season and doing a TON of skiing. My question is what are good all mountain skis that are good for beginners- intermediates but that i also wont outgrow over the course of this season as i improve my skiing. I think Ill mainly be doing groomers as i learn but maybe get more into off piste towards the later part of the season.

Im 5 9 and 160 lbs, hit the gym pretty consistently too. Alot of people seem to love nordica enforcer 94 but dont know if itd be the best to start out on.