Skiing tough terrain well can be daunting and challenging, yet it’s rewarding and fun at the same time.

In this video, we skied with Level 4 ski instructor and Carv ambassador Tom Gellie to deliver a lesson that helps you improve your ski skills in tougher terrain. We looked at the common mistakes people make and gave 3 actionable tips for you to use next time you are out skiing.

Whether it’s punchy snow, variable terrain, obstacles, crud, or dips and bumps, the ski tips in this lesson will help you elevate your technique and ski with more confidence whether you are a beginner, intermediate or expert skier.

In the words of Tom: “So these tips, I still use them, I was using them today filming this video, every time I rocked up to some terrain that was a little uneven, there was some tough snow, I haven't skied there before, straight away my mind automatically went to the things we've talked about. So if you can focus on these, it's really going to open up the whole mountain to you”

If you found these tips useful, or if you have your own tip for tough terrain, please share it with us in the comments!

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Timecodes
0:00 - Introduction to challenging ski terrain
0:50 - Focus Area: What is tough skiing terrain?
1:25 - Tip 1: Attitude vs. technique
3:11 - Tip 2: Reading skiing terrain
5:56 - Tip 3: Go back to your skiing basics
6:44 - Lesson recap

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Skier: Tom Gellie - Level 4 APSI Ski Instructor | Owner of bigpictureskiing.com
Ski resort: Perisher Ski Resort, New South Wales, Australia
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