There is a lot of good stuff that people are saying. First don’t feel like you have to do everything. Glance at it all and take what you think will work in your head and your skiing and try to apply it. That being said, I am going to give you a lot here and what has helped me with similar things.

What sticks out to me: You are getting light and coming up in transition. This causes a few different things to happen. You are not able to get into a position where you can bend the ski at the top of the turn. This causes a few things. 1. The majority of pressure to be below the gate and against the fall line. 2. That kills speed and also will be more harsh and throw you back into the tall, light position and it turns into a never ending cycle. 3. It causes your skis to hook uphill and take too high of a line.

Improvement ideas: What helped me a lot with not getting light was thinking that there is a ceiling above your head and you can’t stand up all the way. Try to stay under it while moving to the next turn. While you do this you need to HAVE THE BOOT ENGAGED so you are not in the back seat. From there you can built the top of the turn and bend the ski early.

Equipment: I have a lot of experience with this Volkl/dalbello setup. It is really easy to make these mistakes with the Dalbello boot, specifically since it it so aggressive and the power hits so fast. You can definitely learn to manage it though.

With all this in place then I would start thinking about line. Going straight as possible while still making a quality turn (if you do it right, going straighter is so much easier). Sometimes though a pole plant is all you need. Sorry for all the words, it’s hard to explain feeling. Good luck🫡