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Nice job in confusing people, Norman. LOL. Fall line is a line, why it needs to be at a point A, B, C, D, E.
Let me give my answer. At every single point on the slope, there is a fall line. So at point A, there is a fall line. Also at point B, C, D, E, there is a fall line. To find the direction of the fall line is easy like people mentioned in early post. Just stand a point A and drop a ball. The fall line wouldn't change no matter how you ski and in fact it has nothing to do with skiing or not. Fall line is a fall line.
Back to skiing, if the curve is the path you ski on a flat slope. There is *only* one "point" where you're skiing *along* the fall line direction and that "point" is C. It is only one moment only. People sometime call this moment as crossing the fall line.
Norman, a lot of your concept and wordings are wrong and that's why it is so hard to communicate with you all these years. |
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