Skiers Sentence Examples

The view from the top was spectacular, the snow perfect and the trail empty of other skiers.

In summer, with the snow and skiers gone, British Columbia attracts mountain bikers and hikers to the slopes.

Ross then went straight down the boozer, aptly named the fish tank and made friends with all the other injured skiers and boarders.

For advanced skiers, Schladming, with its World Cup pedigree and international cachet, must definitely not be sniffed at.

In snow conditions watch out for skiers and snowboarders.

The longest downhill run at Attitash is four kilometers, but there is also cross-country and tree skiing available for more advanced skiers.

Last season skiers could only gawp at a giant hole in the ground where much of the accommodation had previously stood.

We set our sights on bringing quality non-prescription orthotics to skiers and we did, inventing the category of custom insoles along the way.

The skiing at Chamrousse is ideal for beginners and early intermediates, although the ski resort also provides for more advanced skiers.

I found this VERY alarming since jet skiers are not reknowned for their safety and/or seamanship skills!

The rising popularity of America and Canada is clearly attracting skiers, up by 30% last winter.

They also enable skiers to be very close to the ski area.

In winter the area is a paradise for cross-country skiers.

It offers solid-intermediate and practiced skiers the finest powder snow offpiste skiing.

For freestyle skiers there is a choice of two fantastic terrain parks.

The snow, on the other hand, has been of more interest to those crystal gazing types, than the off piste skiers.

For beginner skiers the nursery area is located right next to the chalets.

For expert skiers, powder snow provides the ultimate experience on skis.

No longer do fashion conscious skiers have to worry about coming down the mountain looking like giant snowballs.

Skiers in the never leaves the the blacks were leather swivel chairs.

The easy going ambiance and delicious repasts of a ski chalet holiday is the trendy option currently with lots of skiers.

I found this VERY alarming since jet skiers are not reknowned for their safety and/or seamanship skills !

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Intermediate skiers will rejoice in the vast amount of long red runs, ideal for improving your skiing.

Advanced skiers, however, may find the ski area a little limiting.

The group took full advantage of the conditions and were often the first skiers on the slopes as the lifts opened.

Many people overlook the fact that Switzerland has as much to offer visitors in summer as it does to skiers in winter.

The area is suitable for skiers of all abilities.

The resort is serviced by 32 lifts, with an uplift capacity of 45,000 skiers per hour.

It provides strong-intermediate and skillful skiers the finest powder snow skiing ever.

Monday Race training started in earnest for the skiers with a slalom course testing our skills.

The cozy ambiance and yummy sustenance of a ski chalet holiday is the trendy option at present with numerous skiers.

Many skiers sell their old skis in the spring and buy new ones for the next season, so you just might have some luck in finding a bargain.

Inquire about sales too, and which brands of skis have the best reputations among seasoned water skiers.

Amazon.com has a Sports & Outdoors department bursting with goods for water skiers.

Light brown is a good color for overcast days and is recommended for skiers and golfers.

Tennis players benefit from teal lenses; skiers from vermillion.

Skiers, snowboarders and extreme athletes, who scale waterfalls, will appreciate the fact that they don't have to remove their gloves to activate the camera's menus.

Skiing can be dangerous and there are many slopes designed for intermediate and advanced skiers.

This system eliminates the wedge progressions and teaches new skiers to go directly to parallel.

Athletic individuals, especially those who have been active inline skaters or cross-country skiers may prefer the direct to parallel method.

Keep in mind that there have been world class skiers who have been trained in both techniques.

Indeed, Breckenridge attracts many destination skiers because of its lively and fascinating town.

There are two different models under the E99 label that are subtly tailored to meet specific types of skiers in specific types of skiing situations.

Fischer skis are designed for skiing enthusiasts and for competitive skiers who want their equipment to give them an edge over the rest of the pack.

The terrain is 28 percent beginner-friendly, and 20 percent will please advanced skiers and snowboarders.

The Whitetail Ski Resort boasts an 180-member ski school staff, and a mountain layout that separates novice skiers from experts.

However, because of its half pipe and snowboard park, the resort is also popular with advanced skiers.

Intermediate skiers can choose a ski that is close to their height.

Advance skiers can choose skis that are head height or longer.

Snow skiing instructions can be helpful to skiers of all levels, and essential for beginners.

The basic position for beginner skiers is the snow plow.

More advanced skiers prefer to parallel ski.

Ski lessons can benefit skiers of all levels.

They can assist beginners with learning the basics to get started and teach advanced skiers new techniques that can challenge them when heading down the mountain.

Snow skiing instructions can be learned from a professional or you can turn to your friends who are already accomplished skiers and ask for a few lessons.

Ski brakes drag in the snow when the boot releases from the binding, preventing the ski from rocketing down the mountain and colliding with skiers.

Beginning and intermediate skiers generally tend to use lower DIN settings, regardless of how much they weigh or their boot size.

On the other hand, aggressive skiers who pummel down endless mogul fields or crud will cinch their bindings down, using a higher DIN setting to prevent premature binding release.

The following article will highlight the best areas where skiers can get their fix without having to leave the state.

Hunter has 53 trails that are evenly distributed across all ski levels, so a group of skiers that includes beginners and experts can all have a good time, and the 1,600 foot vertical drop will keep everyone's blood pumping.

With 750 feet of vertical drop and thirteen lifts, this mid-sized mountain is an approachable ski area for those who are casual skiers, yet will still be able to entertain the more advanced skier.

Instead of shelling out a few hundred dollars for private or group lessons, many online communities offer free instruction for skiers of all abilities.

SkiSmarts.com is a free site with more than 250 drills and instructional topics for all types of skiers.

More advanced skiers can troubleshoot their techniques in a variety of areas from moguls to powder skiing.

The online lessons teach effective ways for experienced skiers to maintain and improve technique through photos and instructions.

However, some advanced skiers believe that this position is beneficial for powder skiers.

Skiers who enjoy performing tricks in the terrain parks are often referred to as "freeriders."

Skiers who enjoy do-it-yourself projects might wonder how to set the DIN on ski bindings.

Type I skiers are conservative, and ski at a slow pace.

Type II skiers are a bit more confident, and ski at a moderate pace.

Type III skiers are aggressive, and ski on advanced terrain at high speeds.

The Nordic Track Classic Pro Skier effectively mimics the movement patterns of x-cross skiing, making a good alternative for skiers who can never get enough of their sport.

There is a small but enthusiastic community of people who like to strip down when they ski, and even those in the ski community who aren't personally comfortable with such activities are typically tolerant of naked skiers.

While European slopes are probably a bit more tolerant than those in America, there are resorts in California and Colorado that organize and support events involving naked skiers.

Also, given the fact that some skiers need a little liquid courage to get up the nerve to strip down, their judgment can be further impaired.

While most skiers use shaped skis for downhill skiing, there are still some who prefer a straight, older type of ski.

In general, highly skilled skiers can add an extra five centimeters to the suggested length.

Fortunately, skiers at that level are also capable of correctly evaluating their performance on different ski lengths.

Many new skiers wonder how to tune ski bindings.

In general, novice skiers, and often, people over age 50 use a low setting, which means that the binding will easily release in the event of a fall.

Many novice skiers confuse the words "tuning" with maintenance.

If you observe skiers after they have completed a day on the slopes, you will notice that they are probably paying meticulous attention to the bases of their skis.

These developments have made it easier for novices to learn the sport, and for resorts to extend their ski season and transport more skiers per hour.

All-mountain skiers can ski moguls, steeps, crud, groomed slopes and any other type of terrain.

As such, it uses chairlifts, surface lifts and gondolas to transport skiers to various parts of the mountain.

Since the slopes are not groomed, backcountry skiers often use a wider ski, which will perform well in deep powder conditions.

Since backcountry skiers "earn their turns" by climbing the hills, many use special climbing skins.

As such, Telemark skis are often favored by backcountry skiers since the free heeled ski makes it easier to ascend the hills.

Thus, freestyle skiers can perform tricks, such as 360 degree turns, and a variety of different types of jumps.

Freestyle skiing is usually favored by younger skiers, and is performed in the half-pipe or terrain park.

Although the expert terrain at the Blue Mountain Ski Resort is somewhat limited, advanced skiers and snowboarders will enjoy the 5,000 foot Razor's Edge.

Freestyle skiers and snowboarders have a choice of three of the Blue Mountain skiing area terrain parks.

Boasting a base elevation of 8,045 and a summit of 11,675 feet, Aspen Highlands is a high-alpine paradise for mogul skiers.

Advanced skiers and riders can participate in the "Squallywood" clinic, which is presented by Rob Gaffney.

Powder Magazine listed Jon as one of the top 50 skiers on the continent.

Freestyle skiers and snowboarders will not be disappointed at Squaw Valley.

The Salomon Falcon 9 ski boot is an excellent choice for advanced and expert all-mountain skiers who want to add more agility and strength to their performance.

At the end of the day, skiers and snowboarders have to descend a narrow, icy trail.

Many avid skiers are interested in learning how to adjust ski bindings.

Novices and skiers over 50 usually have a low DIN setting.

Skiers who ski in advanced and expert terrain usually adjust their bindings to a higher DIN setting.

Fortunately, their close proximity to each other means that families and groups of mixed levels, or groups of skiers and snowboarders can share lodging but visit different areas.

It may be a better choice for less aggressive skiers.

Regular skiers will need adjustments more often than occasional skiers will need them.

These skis are usually designed for beginners and occasional skiers.

In many cases, those who are beginner skiers will have the lowest setting used in their binding adjustment.

Those skiers who are more advanced will want a higher ski binding release setting.

Since cross country skiers need to climb up hills to "earn their turns," the heel of the skis is not attached to the binding.

Backcountry Nordic skiers may want a more flexible ski.

One type is best for skiers who ski on groomed tracks.

The other is designed for skiers that venture out into the backcountry.

This type of ski is designed for beginners and occasional skiers who do not want to deal with the waxing process.

It is not quite as stiff as the RT STI R racing boot, but definitely made for those who are more aggressive skiers.

A more flexible boot provides more shock absorption for skiers who like to pound through the bumps, or need a more reactive boot in the trees.

It offers ski and snowboard lift and lesson packages for beginner through advanced skiers and snowboarders.

If you have a family that has both skiers and snowboarders then check out a ski resort that offers both activities.

Novice skiers, for example, can purchase a lift, lesson and equipment package at a discount rate.

Skiers, for example can try snowboarding or snowblades, which are a smaller type of ski.

Both male and female Telemark skiers can attend the annual North American Telemark Organization Telemark Ski Festival.

Northern Michigan provides scenic venues for even the most discerning Nordic skiers.

It provides a viable destination for mixed groups of cross-country and downhill skiers.

This enables Nordic skiers to experience the vertical drop that is usually only available to downhill skiers, without having to hike up the entire mountain.

Its high altitude glaciers offer challenging terrain for skiers and snowboarders.

The Tasman Glacier at Mount Cook National Park is one of the few heli skiing areas that has terrain suitable for skiers who can ski blue or intermediate trails.

Most skiers visit the Summit County resorts, which are located on the other side of the tunnel.

A ski lift transports skiers up and down the mountain, but do you know how it does this?

Ski lifts are designed to carry skiers to the top of the mountain and can be single, double, triple or even quad.

Many ski resorts have several different lifts to accommodate skiers on different parts of the mountain as well as for different skill levels.

There is a base to the lift where skiers get on and a ramp to unload at the top of the mountain.

Without the rail down, skiers can face the risk of falling out of the chair.

Many female skiers prefer to work in an all-female learning scenario.

The three-day clinic, designed for intermediate to advanced skiers, combines high-end instruction with the opportunity to demo over 30 pairs of female-specific skis.

Skiers with the strong desire to boldly ski where few have skied before should consider the X-Team ski clinics.

While this is undoubtedly expensive, the upscale resorts have more terrain, which means that there are more options for beginner, intermediate and advanced skiers and snowboarders.

While Arapahoe Basin appeals to intermediate and advanced skiers and snowboarders, Breckenridge, Keystone and Copper Mountain all have terrain suitable for novices to experts.

Those starting out in the sport may want a shorter ski that is easier to control whereas advanced skiers prefer longer skis that can pick up speed and handle more aggressive skiing.

Skiers who race and want to pick up speed prefer a longer ski.

Old-school skiers often find it difficult to subscribe to the shorter ski philosophy.

Most skiers find it difficult to objectively assess their own abilities and performance.

It has some of the best runs for experienced skiers, but also offers options for beginners and children.

They are held over two days and help skiers gain confidence and master the basic techniques.

Ski lessons can be very helpful for skiers of all ability levels.

It should be saved for those who are experienced skiers and should only be attempted with caution.

Double Black Diamond is the most difficult and should only be attempted by expert skiers since many hazards can be part of the slope.

Some skiers prefer to wear a helmet for extra safety.

With 19 lifts, Northstar's uphill capacity is almost 35,000 skiers per hour.

Northstar-at-Tahoe has 94 trails geared mostly to intermediate skiers, so you can enjoy your entire trip and only see half the resort.

Squaw Valley has a total of 31 lifts servicing more than 49,000 skiers per hour, so you know you won't have to wait long to hit the next slope.

With 59 runs, only 15 percent are geared toward beginners, so the resort lends itself to intermediate and advanced skiers.

This resort only has two ski lifts and a challenging terrain park, but it's the only resort in the state of California to offer lighted night skiing for cross country skiers.

This is the ideal place to ski for beginners and advanced skiers, alike.

A lodge onsite provides food and hot chocolate to skiers.

A beginner's hill is present, which is ideal for young skiers as well as adults who are just learning skiing.

Echo Mountain also offers discounts for students, seniors, night skiers and active military personnel, so make sure you check out all of their pricing options.

China Peak has a range of activities that will appeal to skiers of all abilities and ages.

For those who want to be part of a ski club, the China Peak Bombers runs for the entire ski season and gives skiers four hours of coaching daily as well as a season pass.

Jack Frost is designed more for traditional family skiers while Big Boulder is geared more towards snowboarding and terrain park skiing.

Lange also considers the design of the boot's shell, sole and adjustments when designing new styles to provide skiers with the best possible product.

Lange's concept of Softech design and Control Fit technology eliminates many of the issues that skiers face with uncomfortable boots.

Cross-country skiers also like knee-high socks to protect against snow drifts.

Skiers would also wear longer versions that ended just over the ankle.

Hirsch, developed a new line of clothing designed exclusively for skiers.

At the time, only three other companies produced clothing designed specifically for skiers.

This is one reason hooded parkas are the jacket of choice for skiers, hikers or just for day-to-day activities like sitting in the stands at your son's football game or going for a walk on a blustery day.

They're everything you need to impress fellow skiers on the slopes.

These lenses block blue light, and while researchers are still unsure of whether or not blue light is harmful, these types of lenses remain popular with skiers, hunters, boaters, and pilots.

Judging skiers in four divisions (fifteen and under, sixteen and up, ski, and girls), this contest promises to be the culmination of art and fast action sports.

Skiers can also appreciate the reduced glare from the sun and snow from wearing mirror lenses.

Skiers should be especially careful, because this type of blindness is caused when UVB rays mix with snow and wind.

Swimmers, water skiers, scuba divers, body surfers, and kayakers all usually wear rash guards.

Skiers and outdoor enthusiasts might need them to keep their feet warm and dry in snow or wet weather.

When choosing a resort for a family ski vacation, it is important to note that not all ski resorts are family oriented or suitable for beginner skiers.

In fact, some resorts are geared more toward advanced skiers who are looking for a challenging course.

Of course, families are still free to stay at any resort they wish, but everyone is more likely to have a good time if the resort caters to families rather than expert skiers.

After all, the majority of skiers are new to the sport.

When looking for the best resort for a family ski vacation, it is best to choose one with an area dedicated specifically to new skiers.

This area should have a slow and easy way to transport the skiers back to the top of the hill and should include a very simple hill, generally called a "bunny hill," on which to ski.

This watch is water proof to 50 meters, and as the name suggests, is ideal for skiers as well as people who simply want a watch that looks great.

Cross-country skiers can warm up on the snow by planting their poles in front of the body and gliding one leg forward as the other leg glides back.

It is perfect for skiers or snowboarders who play on or off the mountain.

You can start by consulting forums for avid skiers or search for items sold in shops outfitted solely for cold weather sports enthusiasts.

Hunters and winter hikers and campers will also use them, as will some long-distance skiers and horseback riders who are trying to prevent chafing.

Since skiers subject their skin to sun, wind, cold, and ultraviolet rays that reflect off the slopes, they need extra help for cracking skin during winter.

The ski resort features runs that are accessible for skiers of all abilities.

Trekkers, campers and bikers will enjoy the forest, swimmers will love dipping in the lakes, and skiers will adore the pristine slopes in the winter.