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7-day Ski Exercise Assessment Course - Day 2

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Uploaded by on Sep 6, 2007

Simple exercise assessments to to measure fundamental physical abilities required in downhill skiing. Transverse lunge position creates internal rotation of the hip (anterior leg). Skiing conditioning & Ski exercises & Ski fitness. www.trainforskivacation.com

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  • Good question, sorry for the 11 months that took to answer. The rotation in the hip occurs as the legs are prepositioned in cross-over lunge. Limitation in internal rotation of the hip will push the front knee out and the athlete will lose his balance. Hip internal rotation is very important ability for a skier. Hope that cleared the poor explanation a bit.

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  • He never explained the purpose of the movement. Was it to loosen up his IT band? I can't get a read on this movement.

  • Why? Is that in case you get your skis crossed???

  • he fell

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