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| Blog Name: | SkiBlog-SkiBlog |
| Url: | http://skiblog-skiblog.blogspot.com |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | ski, skiing, instruction |
| Description: | A unique website in the online skiing community, SkiBlog-SkiBlog seeks to provide weekly educational updates to readers with technical information to improve readers’ skiing skills. David Barton, a Level I Professional Ski Instructor of America, gives his professional intake on tips for skiers to better perform on the ski slopes, regardless of skiing ability. His material ranges from beginner to advanced, often applicable to any skill level in between. Additional equipment reviews, resort reviews, and guest instructor articles will find their way into the SkiBlog-SkiBlog site to provide readers with enhanced material to deliver to their needs and interests in snowsports. Please share this with your friends and invite them to check out SkiBlog-SkiBlog both on Facebook and at the website! |
| Popularity: | 14 Followers |
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Skiing the Bumps - PSIA Video
I found an awesome video about skiing bumps and moguls that is done by Dave Lundberg of the Professional Ski Instructors of America (PSIA) Alpine Team. Dave is one of best alpine skiers in the world and skis with incredible style and grace (reminds me of myself). He is also an expert at describing and teaching skiing. He talks about some great tips, and the video provides great material for all
I found an awesome video about skiing bumps and moguls that is done by Dave Lundberg of the Professional Ski Instructors of America (PSIA) Alpine Team. Dave is one of best alpine skiers in the world and skis with incredible style and grace (reminds me of myself). He is also an expert at describing and teaching skiing. He talks about some great tips, and the video provides great material for all
How to Win a Season in the Canadian Rockies and Become a Ski Instructor
I was asked to post this oppotunity contest on the blog. I almost hesitated because I was going to enter hundred times myself, and figured the more people that read this, the less chance I have to win. But in the end, I folded to the pressures of authorship and sharing the mountain with others. Sometimes I kick myself in the gluteus maximus for being such a nice guy. But then again, that
I was asked to post this oppotunity contest on the blog. I almost hesitated because I was going to enter hundred times myself, and figured the more people that read this, the less chance I have to win. But in the end, I folded to the pressures of authorship and sharing the mountain with others. Sometimes I kick myself in the gluteus maximus for being such a nice guy. But then again, that
Stopping Power and Technique in Skiing
I received a question/comment (awesome in itself) from someone "over the water" (also awesome in itself) about stopping on on the "How to Feel Less Fatigued When Skiing" post:Very interesting, Skiblog. Let me pose a question from over the water. I am an ice skater who discovered skiing. In skating being able to stop is a high priority and learnt early in lessons. In skiing it seems to be well
I received a question/comment (awesome in itself) from someone "over the water" (also awesome in itself) about stopping on on the "How to Feel Less Fatigued When Skiing" post:Very interesting, Skiblog. Let me pose a question from over the water. I am an ice skater who discovered skiing. In skating being able to stop is a high priority and learnt early in lessons. In skiing it seems to be well
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