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Talking about 滑雪: I think maybe they mean 'nerve-tingling' for '动感强‘ but I am far from certain. 动感强 might mean 'very dynamic'. Skiing down a mountain, you can reach very high speeds, you need fast reactions. Because of the risk involved, it is very thrilling and exciting, aka 'nerve-tingling'.

zdic.net has this for 动感, but this text is talking about skiing, not people:

动感: 形容人活潑熱烈、魅力十足

高山滑雪由于具有惊险、优美、动感强、可参与面广的特点,因此被人们视为滑雪运动的象征,是旅游滑雪的首先。

高山滑雪由于具有惊险、优美、动感强、可参与面广的特点,
High altitude skiing, because there are many different aspects to take part in, is thrilling, graceful, and nerve-tingling (??动感强),

Sometimes, when I have been stuck for a translation, people have said 'this is not good Chinese.' How about this sentence, is it ok?

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  • Maybe just energetic, lively or something like that
    – Mou某
    Oct 4, 2017 at 1:39

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动感 means 动态感觉 = 'dynamic feel'

Examples:

  • 这幅画有强烈的动感- This painting has a strong dynamic feel to it

  • 此照片色彩鲜艳, 动感强烈 - His photo has vivid color and strong dynamic feel

  • 她一身紧身赛车服, 散发出强烈动感- She in a tight car-racing suit, exudes a strong dynamic feel.

Using 动感强 (dynamic feel is strong) to describe 'high altitude skiing' is kind of inappropriate.

Skiing is a motion . Saying an actual motion make people feel it is moving is an oxymoron.

It is better to say "高山滑雪由于动态强" (Because high altitude skiing is highly dynamic)

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