Optimize your V2 Alternate: Technique for speed and power in skate skiing
V2 Alternate is ideal for slight uphill or when you want to push with extra power. Learn how to get maximum speed with the right timing and pole pressure.
V2 Alternate is ideal for slight uphill or when you want to push with extra power. Learn how to get maximum speed with the right timing and pole pressure.
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