An about-face turn whilst stationary, by lifting one ski and reversing its direction, followed by the other ski.

When pressure is applied to the tail of the board, lifting the front and turning it in another direction.

Survival tool. From a secure, stationary position, skis pointing across the hill: Face torso downhill, plant both poles on the uphill side (uphill pole toward tip, downhill pole toward tail), lift the downhill ski onto its tail, turn it 180 degrees and set it down parallel to the uphill ski, but pointing in the opposite direction. Moving the poles to help balance, stand on the downhill ski then lift and twist the uphill ski around to match the downhill ski.

An easier option for beginners turning on steep slopes. Ask an instructor to demonstrate.

a standing turn made in skiing; one ski is raised to the vertical and pivoted backward to become parallel with the other ski but headed in the opposite direction and then the other ski is aligned with the first

the same as the Jump Turn