Skiing on Ice

by nutcrackerskiclub on March 25, 2008

Ian at Winter Wonderings has written a great post about Skiing on ice.

Check out his blog, as there are some great articles on skiing technique, something that I think you can never stop learning about. 

We have reached that part of the season where the slopes are usually very firm in the mornings due to the melt-freeze cycle. Some days the snow can be firm and grippy, other days it can be like a sheet of ice. Ice is one of the most intimidating snow types for many skiers, so it seems like a good idea to address the techniques to manage it. Technically there is a difference between hard slippy snow (stuff that fell out of the sky and has transformed due to weather, passage of skiers, groomers etc.) and ice (water which was liquid and then froze), but to most skiers the difference is academic

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