Get to know one of freestyle skiing's most technical, exciting and explosive events – a discipline where skiers fly down a field of bumps and launch aerial tricks while maintaining perfect rhythm.

Moguls—some skiers hate them, some skiers love them, but they're part of resort skiing whether you want them to be or not. They also hold their own discipline in competitive skiing, where skiers smash ...

While just about every skier and snowboarder in Colorado loves the sensation of carving down perfect corduroy or plowing through powder, moguls remain appealing to a rare group of snow sports ...

Colored ski run shapes provide a guiding light for skiers as they navigate the slopes. Photo: Judy Bishop-The Travelling Eye/Getty Images Slightly silly colored shapes are a foundational ...

Freestyle skiing, at its core, is about tricks and high-flying maneuvers. This skiing sub-niche has undergone rapid change over the past few decades and, today, now covers numerous disciplines, both ...

View post: Stowe Opens Early Thanks To Incredibly Snowy Start To The Season (Photos) Moguls—some skiers hate them, some skiers love them, but they’re part of resort skiing whether you want them to be ...

It takes a remarkable degree of confidence even to attempt what Eden Kruger does routinely, maneuvering bumps while speeding down a steep snow-covered slope or pulling off eye-popping aerial stunts on ...

Freestyle mogul skiing is scored in a combination of a skier's turns and jumps combined with his or her time down the run. Fifty percent of the score is determined by judges who rate a skier's turns, ...

Dual Moguls, a relatively new freestyle discipline in skiing's history, is expected to captivate fans with double the action, double the thrills, and double the unpredictability. It will make its ...