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Ski Tips with Dan Egan: Attitude is everything 

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By Dan Egan EBS COLUMNIST I rarely golf, since I’m not very good, and playing the mental game where I don’t judge myself to others or how well I hit the ball is the key to me having an enjoyable outing. This past summer I golfed in a tournament in beautiful Lake Placid, New York, and I was teamed up with three golfers I had never met. There were two legit golfers, one “never-ever” and me, a “hack.” Right away I knew it was going to be an interesting outing.
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Ski Tips with Dan Egan: Lean forward

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By Dan Egan EBS COLUMNIST The most used overused saying in ski instruction is, “lean forward and pressure the front of your boots.” Even though this phrase is used by most ski instructors and coaches, many skiers ski sitting back with more pressure over the tails of their skis rather pressure on the tips of the skis. First let’s look at the three major sections of a ski. Tip, front end of the ski to 3 or 4 inches in front of the toe piece.
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Ski Tips with Dan Egan: The breakthrough zone

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By Dan Egan EBS COLUMNIST Entering the breakthrough zone of skiing requires changing your paradigm not only for how you ski but where you ski and why. Once you take the focus off improving and shift it to strategy and tactics, difficult ski runs become achievable.
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