Adding Power to your Classic Roller Skiing @k2nicol
Adding Power to your Classic Roller Skiing  @k2nicol
Uploaded October 2013 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago
Once you are comfortable on your roller skis you can start to add power to your stride with these tips. For more info see: keithnicol.blogspot.ca/2013/11/try-adding-power-to-your-classic-roller.html Think about adding poling power by using your upper body to start the poling action. You can also add leg power by thinking about pushing back strongly as well as actively swinging your recovery leg forward. Putting these elements together will add power to your classic skiing.
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Adding Power to your Classic Roller Skiing

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