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Ski Pole Clinic: Cross-country Ski Poles

In cross-country (Nordic) skiing, poles are essential. They provide far more than just an aid to balance. They are also an essential means of propulsion, and allow Nordic skiers to get a full-body workout.

Learn Snow Skiing: by stepping into Inline Skates!

Inline skating is a fantastic way to prepare your muscles- and your mind- for the ski season. The first inline skates (trademarked as "Rollerblades" by the inventors) were developed to give hockey-players a summer tool for staying in shape. But they are fantastic for snow skiers, too.

Telemarking: a rising trend - Snow Skiing

At downhill ski resorts, there's a new sport on the mountain: telemarking. And it's growing fast. Snowsports Skiing America (an industry trade group) reports that the sport is expanding much faster than either alpine skiing or snowboarding.

Snow Skiing in New Zealand

New Zealand is a perfect spot for skiing in August. While the Northern Hemisphere bakes in summer heat, New Zealand is at the peak of their ski season.

Snow Skiing in Alaska

Alaska's long, cold winters make it a winter wonderland for snow skiers. Most communities here have incredible networks of cross-country ski trails, often running right through downtown. And backcountry skiing options are almost limitless. Head out for the day, or rent a wilderness cabin for an adventurous overnight trip.

Skijoring: Skiing Sports for Dog Lovers - Snow Skiing

Skijoring: a sport in which a harnessed dog pulls a cross-country skier down trails. This unusual off-shoot of snow skiing combines the fun of skiing with the enthusiastic energy of dogs. It is, in essence, dog-sledding without the sled.

Mountain Biking at Ski Resorts - Snow Skiing

Ski resorts are not just for skiers, anymore. Many now provide bicyclists with great summertime fun.

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