Ski technique

How to really become a better skier. Simple guide for skiing success. Mental, Physical, Nutritional, Tactical, Technical tips on how to be a better skier.

Whether it’s her first time or if you’ve got a future Lindsey Vonn on your hands, read through this list of skiing hacks and tips before you head to the resort.

The steeps -- for expert skiers, the anticipation of the drop elicits thrills. But beginner skiers at the top of their first steep slope often succumb to fear. Peering down is scary. So, check out our beginner's guide for how to ski steep slopes for essential steps for success. Our aim at The Adventure Junkies is to help you begin explore the steeper slopes at ski resorts. With the steps in your head and practice, you’ll be able to explore more terrain. Steep slopes no longer need to be…

If you’re not tipping your skis on edge before your skis start turning in the other direction, you’re skidding—not carving.

Many find skill assessment (aka MA or movement analysis) the most challenging aspect of any ski instructor exam and freeze like a deer in headlights when asked to perform this crucial skill. So today, we're going to simplify it.

What ski length should I get as a beginner? And what if I'm an intermediate skier? What if I'm very tall or very heavy? And what if I want to ski all mountain?

Getting the right boot fit is a common problem for skiers. Get some help and get it right.

This is the quickest ski warm-up you can do before you head out to the hill. Save this warm-up so you can do it before your next ski day!