Saturday, Feb. 7, 2015 at BM P1 South Lodge with instructor Ken and George.

After separated 2 groups, I followed George.  He is a young and talktive guy.  But I have to say, he teached very well and skied mogule very well.  1.5 hours he almost taught us everything for mogules.  The rest part is mileage.

We did many good drills in this lesson.

Traversy, Broquage, linked Hockey stops (the hip always face to target direction) Don't turn body.  flat ski, jump point to 3 and 9 clock.  quick small parallel pivoting with/ without poles planting on flat slop.

Cross slop for absorbtion and turn in the end.

Turn after 2~3 mogules.

Turn on top of mogule and slid on back side (face down hill)

Turn in the bottom (zipzog), it is comparative difficult.

The mountain does not know you.  You have to determine where you turn.  You can turn anywhere,  twice or once between 2 mogules. (That is what I felt after 1st mogule muchers lesson.)

Square turn - one ski ahead.

After lesson I failed to return P2 from P1 for 4 times!!! When I finally arrived P2, it has been 2:00pm.

In the afternoon I practiced what I learnt today.  Skiing mogules are energy consume.  Feel happy that I can get down from mogule slop no matter how icy how big they are.  I don't expect high performance and smooth continouse run. 
The foundmental skills will eventually lead me to there. 

After 4:00pm, people are dramatically reduced, I run to P1 for "noddles", but I missed all of them.  I returned to central lodge just pass 5:30pm.  I was tired and sore even on my neck. I arrived home after 22:00.