Curve Slalom is a type of skiing event that involves navigating a course of alternating left and right turns, or 'essesses', while skiing downhill. The term was coined by American skier Phil Mahre in the 1980s. The event requires skiers to make quick and precise turns, often referred to as 'ZIG-zags', while maintaining speed and control. The sport has become increasingly popular in recent years, with many SKI resorts offering courses for recreational skiers. The solutions to the crossword for the term Curve Slalom are ESS (3 letters), MAHRE (5 letters), SKI (3 letters), ZIG (3 letters), and ESSES (5 letters).