This book investigates the technical requirements and athletic progression necessary to master the discipline of freestyle skiing. The author, Randy Wieman, provides a structured examination of the sport as it existed in the late 1970s, focusing on the transition from traditional alpine techniques to the aerial and acrobatic maneuvers that define freestyle. The text serves as a manual for enthusiasts looking to understand the mechanics of moguls, jumps, and ballet skiing through a systematic approach to training and safety.

The subject matter points to a specialized instructional text intended for skiers seeking to transition into competitive freestyle disciplines. The framing suggests a foundational guide that captures the technical standards and athletic expectations of the sport during its formative era.