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- New to the sport of skiing;
- Ability to ski in a gliding/braking wedge stance on easiest terrain,
- Skis confidently with linked wedge turns and wedge-christie on intermediate trails. Can ride the chairlift alone.
- Ability to match skis parallel and skid to finish turns, edging and pressure control movements.
- Controlled turns on steeper terrain, knowledge of pole swing and placement.
- Parallel turns with good pole use and an open stance. Ability to ski varied terrain and snow conditions.
- Beginning carving, pre-freestyle, comfortable in bumps.
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