A pole plant is a technique in skiing where the skier taps their ski pole onto the snow to help with balance and timing during turns. The pole is placed ahead and slightly to the side of the skier, providing support as they shift their weight and turn. This action helps the skier maintain rhythm and control while skiing, especially on steeper terrain. A proper pole plant can also help the skier anticipate the next movement and make smoother, more precise turns. It is an important skill for improving overall skiing technique.

Definicja i znaczenie słowa „pole plant” po angielsku

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