Term
Corridor
The lateral space within which a riding task or sequence is performed.
GLOSSARY · Turns & riding control
A corridor is the width of slope a rider uses for a task, such as a narrow lane for short turns or a wide lane for big carves. Coaches set corridors to train control, rhythm and line choice.
Context and distinction
Corridor describes space on the slope; turn radius describes the curve of each turn. Riders can use different turn shapes within the same corridor.
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Definition-first entry
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