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Figure 12 shows each ski’s overall average peak deceleration. The dominant and nondominant turns were again combined because statistical analysis showed that there wasno difference between the two. Statistical analysis also suggest that there was nostatistical difference in the peak deceleration produced from the different skis (p=0.1134).Although not statistically significant, the ski with the highest average was Ski D, 11.22m/s 2 . The ski with the lowest average was Ski B, -10.39 m/s 2 . The error bars shown in thefigure represent the calculated pooled standard error from the statistical analysis.0-2Peak Decelleration (m/s 2 )-4-6-8-10-12Ski ASki BSki CSki D-14Figure 12: Ski overall average peak deceleration for all turns. The highest average was -11.22m/s 2and lowest average was -10.39m/s 2 . There was no significant difference between the skis (p=0.1134).Error bars represent the pooled standard error.101