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  • How to Deal with Fear When Skiing

    How to Deal with Fear When Skiing

    Identify and Make Friends with It.What skier hasn't dealt with fear? In my decades of skiing, fear has been a regular companion, sometimes riding shotgun when I've pushed into more adventurous terrain…

    Published by Brion O'Connor

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  • Balance Training for Skiing

    Balance Training for Skiing

    Train the Summer, Shred the Winters.Off-season ski training often focuses – and rightly so – on maintaining strength and cardiovascular fitness, along with flexibility. But in a sport that requires th…

    Published by Brion O'Connor

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  • 10 Tips to Ski Powder

    10 Tips to Ski Powder

    Lean Back and Shorten the Learning Curve. Wow, what a year for snow out west. There’s been an overload of storms from December through March that are converting many of us who previously prefer…

    Published by Jill Sanford

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  • Spring Skiing Advice

    Spring Skiing Advice

    Spring Conditions, Form and Gear Tips.Ah, spring. It is the bittersweet season, when we begin bidding winter our long, sad adieu, while simultaneously planning to enjoy some of the best condition…

    Published by Brion O'Connor

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  • 10 Best Ski Resorts for Non-Skiers

    10 Best Ski Resorts for Non-Skiers

    From East to West. Given my preference, I'll always choose a secluded ski resort, where the emphasis is strictly on skiing – really great skiing – and a few top-end restaurants. If I have that,…

    Published by Brion O'Connor

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  • Finding Your Inner Downhill Racer

    Finding Your Inner Downhill Racer

    Ski Faster and Enjoy the Comradery.True story. As a kid growing up in New Jersey in the 1960s, I was absolutely enamored with ski racing. It was no passing fancy, but a full-on infatuation.The op…

    Published by Brion O'Connor

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  • Dealing with Your New Year's Hangover

    Dealing with Your New Year's Hangover

    If You Don't Abstain, Here are 12 Tips to Ease the Pain.Faithful readers of this blog know I'm a big, big fan of après ski. It's as much a part of the ski scene as champagne powder and first tracks. P…

    Published by Brion O'Connor

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  • How to Find the Right Ski Instructor

    How to Find the Right Ski Instructor

    Assess, Ask and Instruct your Instructor.Skiing has several essential truths. Sliding downhill is preferable to slogging uphill. That's why we have chairlifts and gondolas. And the better skier you ar…

    Published by Brion O'Connor

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  • Planning Your Next Ski Vacation

    Planning Your Next Ski Vacation

    How to Plan and Where to Go. Few trips require the same leap of faith that a ski vacation does. Consider just how fickle Old Man Winter can be. Here in New England, we got absolutely burie…

    Published by Brion O'Connor

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  • A House for Every Skier & Rider

    A House for Every Skier & Rider

    Get Your Ski House On!Ah, the ski house. Is there anything else that appeals to our sense of escape during the winter more than our cherished home-away-from-home?There are many types of skiers. So it…

    Published by Brion O'Connor

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  • First Aid Advice for Skiers and Riders

    First Aid Advice for Skiers and Riders

    What You Need to Know Part 2: Altitude, Impact and Dehydration.To continue our coverage on first aid tips for winter sport related ailments, we look at some not so uncommon problems and useful tips to…

    Published by Brion O'Connor

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  • First Aid Advice for Skiers

    First Aid Advice for Skiers

    What You Need to Know Part 1: Prevention and Frostnip? A few years back, my wife and I were riding a quad chair at Sugarloaf in western Maine, and I started chatting up the young snowboarder si…

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