What is another word for telemark skiing?
Pronunciation: [tˈɛlɪmˌɑːk skˈiːɪŋ] (IPA) 
Telemark skiing is a popular winter activity that originated in Norway. It involves skiing downhill with one's heel free, while the other foot is bent at the knee, with the heel pressed against the ski. This technique is often referred to as "free-heel skiing," "Nordic skiing," or "tele skiing." Other synonymous terms for telemark skiing include "backcountry skiing," "off-piste skiing," and "alpine touring." While it may seem challenging at first, telemark skiing is an exciting alternative to traditional downhill skiing and offers a unique experience perfect for those who love adventure and the outdoors.
