Off Camber runs

[utahcarver]

My local area added a new lift last year which opened a run which has a unique feature in it: an off-camber section. Some of you might say this part of the run has a double fall line. It's a great section to ride as if it were a wave. I happen to ride it mainly using a toeside turn being a goofy-footer.

The problem I'm having with this section of the run is that I often 'drift' down the run (that is, toward my heelside edge) much more than I want to. I've tried just easing up on the edging, I've tried running on a flat base for just a second but, I still can't seem to get this under control.

Any suggestions?

[mirror70]

Sounds like my favorite section of GoodWood - an off-camber right into a rising, increasing radius, on-camber left. It's exciting in the dry, and downright brilliant in the wet. Definitely separates the men from the boys.