When do I understand an advice for my skiing?

As I had expected, It didn't rain in the morning and I enjoyed skiing this Saturday.

By the time I was on the train home at 2 p.m., it began to drizzle. Now at 8 p.m. it is raining.


This time I enjoyed free skiing rather than participating in racing training.
I felt a few new feeling which may make my skiing better, and practiced so that the good feelings take root in my skiing.
I wished I could have practiced more, but time and my energy didn't permit this.

Some of new feelings I felt today is the sense that I have understand what a coach said about my skiing many years ago.
When I take skiing lesson, I take many advices, but I understand few of them at once.
For example 2 years after I began skiing, I began to practice short turn in a lesson. The coach advised that I was only swinging the skis instead of turning with them.
I'm thinking that I don't understand what the coach is saying about my skiing until I overcome somehow my skiing problem mentioned or acquire a technique to improve it.

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