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Ski Cliff Jumps: A Comprehensive Guide to Safe Techniques

Perhaps youve seen a skier launching themselves off a cliff in a photo or a video, or youve been at a resort and witnessed adrenaline fuelled athletes soar thr

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Tree Well Safety & Escape Techniques for Skiers

A tree well is a hollow created around the base of a tree that is covered by deep snow falls. When the lower branches force snow away from the tree rather than

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Gay Ski Weeks: Find LGBTQ+ Ski & Snowboard Vacations in North America & Europe

The first gay ski week occurred in Aspen, Colorado. Gay ski weeks have grown in popularity and are available in North America, South America and Europe. Gay me

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Essential Skiing Apparel: A Guide to Staying Warm & Dry

Skiing can be fun, but without the proper gear, youll end up with frostbite or sweating. Heres what to wear while skiing. Steps 1 Put on a base

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Biathlon: A Comprehensive Guide to the Winter Sport

Biathlon is a multi-discipline winter sport of fast skiing and careful target shooting. While this winter sport is hugely popular in Europe, there are also bia

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Mastering the Railslide: A Beginner's Guide for Snow Skiers

Rail-slides are important to a freestyle skiers arsenal. Many people feel intimidated by rails, so you will look really cool if you can do them well.

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Mastering Telemark Ski Turns: Advanced Techniques & Tips

Youve gotten telemark skis and boots. Youve learned the basics of the telemark turn, and you can link some turns, too. Now its time to take it to the next leve

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Mastering Cross-Country Skiing: A Beginner's Guide

Cross-country skiing is a popular winter sport and recreational activity. Distinguished from downhill skiing both by its technique and by its equipment, cross-

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Efficiently Transport Skis & Poles: From Car to Ski Slopes

Trekking in ski boots with heavy skis all the way from the car to the lodge is daunting, but the manner in which you carry them can reduce the load on your bo

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Mastering the Lincoln Loop: A Beginner's Guide to Skiing Inversions

The Lincoln loop is a basic inverted aerial. It consists of an inversion with no rotation and is a basic trick necessary for many advanced aerials like underfl

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Master Carving Turns: A Beginner's Guide to Downhill Skiing

Have you ever sat on the chairlift and seen those ski racers bombing down the hill? Maybe not, but they earn respect after carving ruts inches deep in the snow

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Become a Ski Instructor: Requirements, Training & Benefits

You dont have to be a champion skier in order to become a ski instructor. All you need is a love for the outdoors, a passion for the sport, and patience. Many

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Master Your Skiing: A Guide to Improved Technique & Fitness

The fresh snow, the wind in your face, the sense of peace in your mind as you carve excellent turns, but in order to achieve such a level of perfection, you h

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Your Guide to Becoming a Professional Ski Cross Racer

Ski Cross is an emerging and growing sport. It can be tough to figure out how to become a professional in it, as there are limited races across North America.

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The Ultimate Guide to Being a Snow Bro: Mastering Mountain Culture

We have all clearly read the How to be a Bro article, but this fails to address the distinct character of the Snow Bro. The native habitat of the snow bro is o

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Guide to Applying Climbing Skins for Backcountry Skiing

Climbing skins are used to provide traction in backcountry skiing. The skins are adhesive strips of material that go on the bottoms of skis. Usually made of ny

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Alpine Touring: A Beginner's Guide to Skiing Beyond the Resort

Have you ever wanted to ski outside of a ski resort? Or ski all summer long? Heres a quick guide to getting into the exciting sport of alpine touring.

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Beginner's Guide to Alpine Skiing: Essential First Steps

If you want to ski like a professional, read this article to learn some baby steps, although it is by no means a substitute for lessons. Have fun skiing! Remem

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Mastering Powder Skiing: A Beginner's Guide to Deep Snow

Skiing powder (deep snow not yet skied on) is the highlight in the life of a skier and the deeper the better. It can surprise the novice deep snow skier how di

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Climbing Skins: Installation & Storage Guide for Backcountry Skiing

Sick and tired of waiting in lift lines at resorts? Of all the fresh powder getting skied off in the blink of an eye? Using climbing skins with AT bindings is

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