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A guide to ski related handheld devices
By Robert Gagnon
Gearheads and Geeks rejoice! Hi tech apps are now available for skiers. You don't have to be a tech-nut to enjoy these new devices. Full
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A Day in the Life of a Ski Instructor
An in-depth look at what transpires in a ski instructor's day
By Clark Williams
Ever wonder what it would be like to spend your weekends teaching the sport we love? Here's one experienced instructor's take on what you could expect. Full
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Introducing youngsters to the sport
By Mark Scott
Kids love to get out on the snow and experience the joys of skiing just like their parents. Here's how to make that introduction an enjoyable experience for kids and parents alike. Full Story
Bikes on Skis?
An Introduction to Ski Bikes
By Glenna Kunkel
There’s a quiet revolution happening at ski resorts around the USA. Skiers and snowboarders may soon have to make room for a recently revitalized alpine sport on their local ski hill. If you are not careful, you may find yourself part of the revolution too. What sport could possibly get skiers and snowboarders attention? Ski biking. Full Story
A clear and concise
guide to selecting a helmet
By Robert Gagnon
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have come a long way. Modern designs focus on both safety
and comfort. We should all be wearing one.
Here's an in-depth guide to helping you select one.
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A review of the one of the nation's top
destination ski resorts
By Robert Gagnon
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Crested
butte is a great destination for all types of skiers.
From learning areas on peaceful slopes, nice wide open
blue runs with a magnifique view or steep challenging
terrain you will find all you could possibly seek at
this ski resort. Full
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You no longer need to sit in the cold wet
snow to
buckle up
By Travis Kerr
The
days of sitting in the cold snow at the top of the mountain
just to strap in your rear foot are ending quickly. Several
companies have pushed convenience and speed to the top of their
list for this season’s snowboard bindings. Whether
you are tired of sitting in the cold, can’t keep up with
your skier friends, or just want to ride more, these bindings
can make your wishes a reality. Full
Story
A detailed explanation of the technology
behind the product
By Robert Gagnon
We've all experienced it before - working up a sweat only to
experience chills a short time later. Learn how to avoid that
this coming winter with this high tech clothing solution. Full
Story
Determine the skis best suited to your needs
By Robert Gagnon
When is time to buy new skis, it’s always hard to choose
which model will fit our needs and abilities. Appearance may
outweigh function when making your selection. Let’s put
one more string to your bow and next time when you go to rent
or buy a pair of skis you will know what to look for. Full
Story
More
Gear than you can carry (almost)
Sometimes getting there is more challenging
than the sport itself
By Clark Williams
The trials and tribulations of just getting
to the first chair can discourage many would be skiers. Here's
one enthusiast's viewpoint. Full
Story
Mastering Pure Powder
By Robert Gagnon
You've heard the term but may have wondered what the fuss was
all about. Find out what has the Powderhounds excited! Full
Story
One
Breath, One Turn
The importance of proper
breathing when skiing
By Robert Gagnon
You'd think breathing is automatic but you're
about to learn you may be doing it wrong! Enhance your skiing
experience with proper respiration.
Full Story
Abandon a sedentary
lifestyle with these guidelines
By Lisa Marie Mercer
For every sport, there is a season, and a time
to train for each and every athletic purpose. To complement
these sports, we have been graciously given the gift of four
unique seasons.
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The ABCs of selecting
the right board
By Glenna Kunkel
Resist temptation no longer. You've finally
decided to try snowboarding. You too can learn to float through
powder with a big grin on your face. But, before investing big
bucks into snowboard gear, rent some and see if it's right for
you. Full Story
Teaching First Timers
By Clark Williams
One of the most daunting tasks facing ski instructors
is the task of introducing first timers to the sport. Check
out some suggestions for helping you accomplish this.
Full Story
By Pat Moore
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The Lobes
Goggles are a head-turning
innovative product from POC. Functional and stylish,
these goggles will conjure up images of a fighter pilot
as you cruise the slopes
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An Article about Ski School Staffing
By Clark Williams
It's Autumn and it's that time when the mountains
begin the arduous task of staffing their ski schools. Returnees
are never guaranteed they'll get the call to return. Full
Story
By Pat Moore
Atomic has introduced a titanium version of
its popular Nomad Crimson. Should it be the weapon of choice
of the All Mountain purist? You
decide
By Pat Moore
In its new Spine Ergo
back protector, POC has taken the design of back protection
for skiers one step further by considering specific aspects
of ergonomics related to skiers needs.
Full Story
Do You
Remember the First Time?
By Clark Williams
No not that first time. The first time you crammed your foot
into an unyielding ski boot, attached them to unwieldy skies
and hurled yourself down that deadly precipice known as the
beginner's slope. An event thatI'm sure is as indelibly etched
in your mind as it is in mine. Full
Story
They
Work Hard for the Money
Teaching skiing to the very young
By Clark Williams
Who has the toughest job on the mountain? It could very well
be the dedicated instructor who is tasked with the responsibility
of teaching skiing to the very young. Regular contributor Clark
Williams shares some insight. Full
Story
Cross Country
Skiing: An Introduction
 By
Penny Trick
Looking for a winter activity that doesn't
involve expensive tickets, and long chairlift lines? Maybe now
is the time to try Cross Country skiing. Here's an introduction
to this wonderful winter pursuit. Full
Story
Backcountry, Backcountry,
Backcountry
Backcountry skiing on Mt. Greylock in Western
Massachusetts
 By
Clark Williams
Even back here in the east, the buzz is all
about Backcountry skiing. Resident Scribe Clark Williams describes
his first experience climbing and descending Mt. Greylock in
Western Massachusetts. Full Story
Promoting,
Recruiting, and Motivating Your Ski Team
By Pat Horgan
Sure we all love cutting freshies through the
trees or pulling Gs arcing warp speed turns down a section of
untracked corduroy. But, at some point in your skiing
career, you may find yourself in a rut. The same old turns
down the same old trails will lose their zing, and you may even
put away the boards and become one of those folks who say, “I
USED to ski all the time...” Don’t let this
happen to you! Full
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by Jerry Graffam
The Sunday River Community Forum began as an online gathering
place for devotees of Maine's Sunday River Ski Resort. The cyberspace
members carried their friendship to the next level by getting
together to do what we all love to do - ski! Full
Story
By Clark Williams
Have you ever wondered if you were "good
enough" to teach the sport of skiing to others? Follow
the travails of Clark Williams as he relates an amusing summary
of his attempt. Was he successful? Is it something you should
try? Read on....
Fast Wax
If you race, and have not heard of Saucer
Wax---you will
By Wina Sturgeon
 Reprinted
with permission from adventuresportsweekly.com
Chris Artemis doesn't look like a mystery man. In fact, he
doesn't even look like he would be interested in a ski race;
he seems the type to be leaning over a chess board.
Full Story
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