Edge Match in skiing

Edge Match is Poser's first technique metric. It compares the timing and shape of inside-ski and outside-ski edging during each detected turn, then summarizes the best six-turn window for the run.

When both skis build edge together, the skier often has a cleaner platform and a more organized turn. When the inside ski is late, flat, or disconnected, the outside ski may do most of the work and the turn can become less stable.

A stronger Edge Match pattern usually shows the skis tipping into the turn with related timing. A weaker pattern may show the inside ski lagging behind, flattening out, or drifting while the outside ski builds edge alone.

Poser estimates edge-building patterns from the analyzed movement signal and displays a per-turn score. The green six-turn window highlights the strongest continuous section of the run.

Use the score as a cue, then check the replay. Compare green turns against lower-scored turns and watch whether the inside leg supports the turn or simply follows after the outside ski has already shaped it.