a discipline where skiers perform tricks, jumps, and maneuvers on various terrain, emphasizing creativity and style
a type of skiing where skiers slide down a specially built slope and jump into the air to see who can go the farthest
a form of skiing where skiers travel across snow-covered terrain using skis, poles, and physical endurance
a skiing technique where the skier's heel is free, allowing for a deep-knee bend and a turn
the act of skiing in remote places reached by helicopter, not ski lifts
a winter sport or activity in which one rides a vehicle resembling a bicycle downhill on skis
a type of skiing across snowy landscape that involes long, narrow skis and poles
a type of ski performed in challenging and often unconventional terrain, such as steep slopes, cliffs, or deep powder snow
a form of skiing performed in remote, unmarked, and typically undeveloped terrain, often accessed by hiking or helicopter
a technique where both skis stay parallel to each other throughout the descent
a technique where skis are turned inward to create a wedge shape, slowing down or stopping the descent
a form of cross-country skiing adapted for athletes with physical disabilities, using specialized equipment and techniques
the sport of downhill skiing for athletes with physical disabilities
the cross-country skiing and biathlon events designed for athletes with physical disabilities
a technique in skiing where both skis turn together, maintaining a parallel position throughout the turn
a technique in skiing where a skier quickly changes direction mid-air during a jump
a basic skiing technique where a skier turns by pushing their heels out and their toes in
the action of planting a ski pole into the snow to aid in turning and balance
