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  • beckypalermo
  • Jan 6, 2024
  • 1 min read

To add a few pointers:

~ Keep your chin pointed down a bit, toward your collarbones, rather than lifting toward the sky ( which puts more strain on on your neck).

~ DO NOT TWIST and TOSS the snow!! As much as possible, stay facing front- one can achieve this by stepping on one foot and then the other to change the facing of your body (sorry, this is very hard to write).

~ Alternate movements: Do not repeat the same movements over and over. Alternate which arm is higher on the shovel, and which foot is more to the front.

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