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For information, the skis used for classic cross-country skiing are long and narrow: they do not have metal edges, and the central part is waxed for restraint or, failing that, fitted with scales as part of a touring practice. leisure. This traditional technique, called classic, consists of advancing in 2 parallel tracks. It is also called the alternate step technique, because the glide is performed from one foot to the other. The skating step, also called by its English name "skating", is practiced with smooth skis, without retaining wax, to slide as well as possible over the entire length. This style, which is similar to skating, more demanding than the classic, requires a certain physical condition.