Parallel skiing is a technique where skiers keep their skis side by side, parallel to each other, while turning down the slopes. This method is typically used by beginners and intermediate skiers because it provides better control and balance compared to snowplowing, where the skis are angled inward. In parallel skiing, the skier shifts their weight and adjusts their body position to make smooth turns, allowing for a more efficient and comfortable ride down the hill. It is an essential skill for progressing to more advanced skiing techniques.

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