The way of my shoes wearing out, and problems with my skiing

It's 8:30 p.m. A little bit ago I moved my body a little bit imagining movements of skiing.

It's at least five month before the next ski season begins, but imagining skiing is one good way to forget about stress.

By the way of wearing out the heels of my shoes also shows problems with my skiing.
This gives a lot of information about how I support my weight with my legs and foot.
Problems with my skiing is similar because legs and foot mainly support my weight too.

I sometimes feel that my legs rotating or slanting inside or outside. Whether inside or outside varies by my condition.

To cope with the problem I need to strengthen the core of my body, making it strong enough to keep it straight to the direction I want to go.

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