Skiers’ Back Pain - 3 Ways to Get a Stronger Back and Prevent Back Strain When You Ski Next Winter

Posted on 4th September 2008 by in Uncategorized

When you ski, you want to feel your best. You don’t want to be slowed down by strains or soreness. And you certainly don’t want to get a back injury. Learn these 3 powerful exercises to get your back muscles stronger and get in shape for skiing.

Skiing - A Tale of Perseverance

Posted on 3rd September 2008 by in Uncategorized

My friends had been badgering me for years to go skiing but whilst the idea of spending time in the mountains appealed, I am not good with heights and definitely not a natural sportsperson. My winter holiday usually consisted of a week or two lying by the pool enjoying the sunshine. However, at the tender age of 29, I finally succumbed to the pressure of doing something active and agreed to join a group of friends for a Christmas break in Ellmau in Austria.

Precaution Before Skiing to Alps This Summer

Posted on 3rd September 2008 by in Uncategorized

The beautiful blend of summer warmness and icy cool region of Alps will spice up your entire skiing experience. However, this fun-filled, high speed adventure sports exposes you to various dangers and without even uttering a word the safety measure must be taken into consideration.

A History of Water Ski Pyramids

Posted on 29th August 2008 by in Uncategorized

In 1922, 18-year-old Ralph Samuelson of Lake City, Minnesota, became the first American to water ski. Back then, no one could visualize human water ski pyramids gliding gracefully through the water. Consider the hundreds of pounds of weight resting upon the shoulders of the bottom tier of skiers. A boat with sometimes as many as three outboard motors at 220 horsepower must be utilized.

Ski and Winter Sports Report From the Aspen Valley - Christmas 2007

Posted on 29th August 2008 by in Uncategorized

Will you be skiing in Aspen this winter? Learn more about the different styles of skiing, and different winter sports to enjoy in the Aspen area. A white Christmas (plus a full moon!) can only mean… more ways than ever to play!

How Did Water Skiing Start?

Posted on 29th August 2008 by in Uncategorized

It is debatable exactly when and where water skiing got its start, however we do know that a patient was given to a Swedish manufacturer in 1841. Whether or not it was constructed successfully is unclear, however we do know that the Swedish word for water skiing, vattenskida, appeared in the 1921 edition of the Nordisk Familjebok dictionary. So, it would seem that the Swedes were water skiing by then.

How To Stay Hydrated When Skiing

Posted on 25th August 2008 by in Uncategorized

Believe it or not, studies show that people are more susceptible to dehydration when exercising during the cold than in the warm. As it is necessary to wear extra layers of clothing during the colder months, you actually sweat more and generally do not even realize it because the perspiration is absorbed by the extra layers. Although you may feel like you are freezing, you are still losing essential moisture simply because you are breathing.

A Guide to the British Ski Show

Posted on 22nd August 2008 by in Uncategorized

Celebrating their 20th Anniversary at the NEC Birmingham this year, the British Ski Show is open to all enthusiasts of the sport with no restrictions regarding their expertise in the field. Welcoming first timers and expert professionals alike, the most awaited British Ski Show starts from 31st October and continues till the 2nd of November 2008 at Hall 12 in NEC, Birmingham.

Skiing Breckenridge Colorado on a Powder Day

Posted on 21st August 2008 by in Uncategorized

With over 300 inches of champagne powder falling on its slopes each winter, the Breckenridge Ski Resort certainly sees its share of powder days. However, if you’re unfamiliar with the mountain and its terrain, you probably won’t be locating any secret stashes on such days unless you’re spying on the locals as they duck into the trees in search of fresh turns. If you’re headed to Breckenridge this winter, worry no more. This is your guide to skiing Breck on a powder day.

List Colorado Ski Resorts

Posted on 18th August 2008 by in Uncategorized

Denver International Airport serves the area and most resorts are accessible either straight from Denver Airport or via smaller mountain airports. You are usually no more than 45 minutes from your plane touching down to arriving in your resort. If you wanted to list Colorado ski resorts by their most accessible, you would have 29 resorts all fighting to be at the top.