Ski Cross Features
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A series of natural or specially designed course elements on the course.
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[edit] 1st Feature
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 From the start there is a small ridge which drops down 3 m, then a short straight, with a 3 m stepup jump to a 4 meter table top |
 A 3 m stepup jump to a 4 meter table top, which then leads into a small step down |
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[edit] Ski Cross Gates and Turns
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 Flat Turn Closed Gate Setting |
 Long Flat Turn then Bank |
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[edit] Banks
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[edit] Rollers
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[edit] Ski Cross Turns
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[edit] Ski Cross Jumps
 A Step up jump where the landing starts higher than the takeoff or starting point of the jump begins. |
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 Step Up Jumps as used in the Ski Cross |
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 A Corner jump is a turn with a jump located in one part of the turn. |
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 Ski Cross Skill - Jumping |
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[edit] Ski Cross Air Time
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[edit] Traverses
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[edit] Ski Cross Landings
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[edit] Ski Cross Straight Sections
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[edit] Technical Details
- Ski Cross Course Specifications
- Ski Cross Course Drawings
- GPS Ski Cross on the Internet
- Ski Cross Course Preparation
- Ski Cross Course Development
- Ski Cross Course Tracks
- Ski Cross vs. Snowboard Cross times, speeds and percentage differences Vancouver 2010
- Summary Table Ski Cross Courses - WC 2003 - 2010 and the WSC
[edit] Ski Cross Courses
- Ski Cross Course Photos
- Ski Cross World Cup Videos
- Ski Cross Features
- Course Description Ski Cross
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