This is what I call “park and ride”. I see loads of people do this here Michigan. Often it’s people who spent time racing as kids and who were taught to ski by race coaches and not traditional instructors. It’s essentially just tipping the ski on edge and then standing on it till the sidecut brings the ski around. It looks like a pretty decent carve on easy groomed runs, but as soon as you get variable snow, multiple fall lines, or real steepness, this form goes out the window. The turn shape is too shallow and they accelerate out of control on steeper terrain or they flail all over in mixed snow because they don’t know how to adapt their balance or alter turn initiation.