The Unwritten Rules of the Ski Lift Line
As an ex-liftie I’ve seen all types of chaos. Here are the unwritten rules of the lift line.
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As an ex-liftie I’ve seen all types of chaos. Here are the unwritten rules of the lift line.
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Dropped a ski off the chairlift? It happens. Here’s what to do when it does, how patrol will help, and a few easy tricks to stop it happening again.
What to Do if You Drop a Ski Off the Chairlift Read More »
I have waxed skis and snowboards in hotel rooms, condos and even parking lots. Here is how to pull it off without making a mess or ruining your trip.
How to Wax Skis and Boards in a Hotel Room Read More »
Coming back after injury is messy, scary and nothing like the inspiring edits you see online. This is what it really felt like and a few things that helped me through it.
What It’s Really Like to Return to the Slopes After an Injury Read More »
Riding dirt makes you smoother on snow and skiing teaches flow on trails. Here’s how I use the two sports to secretly train all year round.
How Mountain Biking Made Me a Better Skier Read More »
I mounted my boards with the Gravity Grabber to see if it really works. Here’s my honest take on how it holds up for snowboard and ski storage.
Gravity Grabber Review Read More »
Storm days scare away crowds, but we ski instructors know the secret. Empty slopes, easier teaching and some of the best runs you’ll ever sneak in.
Why I Secretly Love Bad Weather Days (As a Ski Instructor) Read More »
Learn how buying used skis can save you money without sacrificing quality. Here’s my tips for finding, inspecting and choosing the right skis.
Why Buying Used Skis Can Save You Money Read More »
Thinking of skiing alone? This guide covers everything you need for a safe, fun and unforgettable solo ski adventure.
How to Prepare for a Solo Ski Trip Read More »
New to the terrain park? Learn the essential etiquette, safety tips and unspoken rules to ride confidently (and respectfully).
Beginner’s Guide to Terrain Park Etiquette Read More »