How to Counter Steer on a Snowmobile - Riding Tip 

Try using more body weight to lean the sled over initially. Also, it is easier in deeper snow as he mentioned. It depends on the sled but I've learned how to pop the throttle at the same time as I do a hard counter steer to initially get it up on the side. Once there I use a much less counter steer. The other thing not really mentioned here is that once you are up on your side you want to work the throttle (brap brap) in combination with your steering and weight to keep the balance. Definitely takes practice.

I am to light also

Dude i'm 105 and ride mid 90's Yamaha's it is a fucking workout lol

I ride a 94 vmax 600. Lucky I weigh 200 pounds!

1999 Polaris 340 Indy lite touring and I’m 94 pounds lol

So when you turn left but skis going right that's not counter steering

I see what you're getting at but I'm not convinced having watched it again. On the sky it seems that the body weight transfer initiates the ski pointing slightly out. On a bike it's the other way round ie the inside bar I pushed against to initiate the lean into the turn. After that, it's the rear wheel that takes the bike round the turn. Sounds weird I know but that's why you can wheelie & still make the turn. It's a head f**k but it works.

+HORNET6 Look at the bars in the turns. They're turning out of the turn - just like initialising the turn on a bike at speed. Same thing Dude.

HORNET6 No; it's counter steering. I think you'll find just a few people who will argue that point...

I'm a novice but I see skiis and handlebars going slightly right in a left turn. That's what is the definition of counter steering as far as I've learned in this and other tutorials.

Oh do ya.

+Jon Rudolph hes a great snowmobiler he hust shows beginner a shame they dont upload more :(

+Christian Koller Selland where do they do most of there snowmobiling at?

Dont know

But they ride in the deep and steep ;)