"wedeln" I learned this on Wii Ski :-)
we·deln(vdln) n. A snow skiing style in which the skier executes a series of short quick parallel turns by moving the backs of the skis from side to side at a constant speed. origin: German, from wedeln, to wag the tail, fan
(from http://www.thefreedictionary.com/wedeln)
Slalom.
'downhill'While it may seem obvious that all skiing would be downhill, nevertheless there is a sporting race in skiing that is specifically called 'downhill' skiing, or the 'downhill' event. This race has very few turns, as opposed to the skiing 'slalom' event, which is also downhill, but has a zigzag course with many turns.
The zigzag line is called the zigzag line or is sometimes referred to as the Hays-McDaniel line
The elements to the right of that zigzag are called "non-metals"
HE iS CAlleD ZIGzAG BECause oF HIS LOng ZIgzAG NECK! AnsweRed by an AnOnyMous PerSon With A KeYboaRD ProBLeM.
A zigzag course refers to a navigation method where a vehicle or person moves in a series of sharp turns or reversals in order to avoid obstacles or confuse pursuers. It is commonly used in military tactics, search and rescue operations, and skiing.
Zigzag motion refers to the sharp angles that waves make when travelling called zigzag.
Speed skiing.
They are called metalloids.
A zigzag race is commonly referred to as a slalom race. Participants navigate a course marked by a series of gates or obstacles that they must weave through in a zigzag pattern.
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I believe it is Zigzag Mtn.