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Alpine Skiing:     more books (100)

Rocky Mountain Skiing, 2nd Ed.: Ski Areas and Resorts in Colorado, Utah, Idaho, Wyoming, Montana, New Mexico, and Western Canada by Claire Walter, 1996-11-27 I Know Absolutely Nothing About Skiing: A New Skier's Guide to the Sport's History, Equipment, Apparel, Etiquette, Safety, and Language by Steve Eubanks, Robert J. Lamarche, 1996-10 Skiing: A Woman's Guide by Maggie Loring, Molly Mulhern Gross, 1999-08-24 Skiing (Know the Sport) by John Shedden, 1996-01 Dictionary of Skiing by Friedrich Fetz, 1988-06 Smart Skiing: Mental Training for All Ages and Levels of Skill by Dennis J. Selder, 1998-09 Runner's Guide to Cross Country Skiing by Dick Mansfield, 1989-11 The Downhill Skiing Handbook by Paul McCallum, Christine Lariviere McCallum, 1992-09 Freeheel Skiing: The Secrets of Telemark and Parallel Techniques : Under All Conditions by Paul Parker, 1988-10 Essential Skiing: A Bible For All Skiers by Herb Gordon, 1996-11-01 Alpine Ski Areas of the U.S. and Canada by Tony Chamberlain, 1988-11-01 Skiing: Step by Step to Success by Rob Reichenfeld, Anna Marie Bruechert, 1993-05 Gretchen's gold: The story of Gretchen Fraser : America's first gold medalist in olympic skiing by Luanne Pfeifer, 1996 Skiing Freestyle: Official Training Guide of the U.S. Freestyle Ski Team by Park Smalley, Hilary Engisch, 1986-10

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41. Skiing …. » Blog Archive » Ski4Real – Intuitive Ski Coaching
    Here is a news of Ski4Real courses that includes Telemark Skiing, Alpine Ski Coaching, Winter survival skills, Ski Mountaineering, Touring and Heli S  
    http://alpine-skiing.net/?p=87

42. USDSSA
    Event and trip calendars, convention news, and contacts for this organization that manages selection for the US Deaf Alpine Skiing, Cross-Country Skiing and Snowboarding teams.  
    http://www.usdssa.org/

43. Alpine Skiing — FactMonster.com
    Alpine Skiing. It’s unlikely that we’ll ever know who first tied wooden boards to their feet to travel over snow, since the sport may have been invented more than 5,000 years ago  
    http://www.factmonster.com/ipka/A0932724.html

44. Alpine Ski USA
    Information about skiing in the United States and links to resorts, weather, gear, and travel.  
    http://magnum_420.tripod.com/skiusa/
    
    Extractions: Sorry for all of you that have stopped on this page... It has been a project that has been on the back burner for a long time. well... I think it is finally time to start it for real. For those who might be interested I will be moving to Colorado soon and would love to talk to anyone form the Summit Eagle county areas. Upon moving this page will slowly begin to concentrate on Colorado Alpine and back-country skiing.

45. The Art Of Alpine Skiing And The Alexander Technique
    An experienced alpine skier explains how this method can improve skiing performance.  
    http://www.alexandertechnique.com/articles2/alpineskiing/
    
    Extractions: The Art of Alpine Skiing and the Alexander Technique by Erik Bendix It may come as a surprise to skiers that a technique originally worked out in the artistic realm of the theater to overcome stage fright and loss of voice should come to bear on a sport whose audience is often no more than snow covered pines and a crow or two. But just as an actor who desires communion with his audience must not be at odds with himself, so a skier who wants to be at one with the mountain cannot both be plummeting downhill and trying not to. As an actor, Alexander found that when confronted with performing, his habits of reaction engaged so powerfully that no amount of talking himself out of it succeeded in releasing their grip. He could not simply will himself into new behavior. The only thing he could consciously control was whether or not to react at all. Only if he chose not to react could he free himself from the tyranny the situation had over him. This seemingly narrow window of choice, however, proved to be an opening into ever expanding freedom. In the case of skiing, how the head is used affects everything. Flinching the head back away from the direction of fall, besides depriving the skier of his enjoyment of the scenery, is also at the root of almost every problem a skier can have: loss of control over speed or direction, inability to anticipate, knee strain, flailing, crossed or separated skis, and, as I said, loss of reverence for the scenery. It is the mechanism by which skiers make their own nightmares come true.

46. Alpine Skiing: Information From Answers.com
    Alpine Skiing , a rerelease of U.S. Ski Team Skiing , lets you (and up to five of your friends) hit the slopesRelease Date 1984 Genre Sports Style Skiing Game  
    http://www.answers.com/topic/alpine-skiing-game-1
    
    Extractions: var isReferenceAnswers = true; BodyLoad('s'); On this page Library Games: Home Library Games Guide Alpine Skiing , a re-release of U.S. Ski Team Skiing , lets you (and up to five of your friends) hit the slopes on downhill and slalom race courses by selecting one of fifteen grades of course steepness. During the downhill course, you will want to go as fast as you can to jump moguls, avoid trees, and get through the gates for the fastest time. Slalom, a longer course, requires tighter control as the gates are closer together. Use the jump and edge buttons to avoid obstacles and perform a precision run. ~ Jonathan Sutyak, All Game Guide Racing down a hill on skis is now even more fun. With up to six players alternating turns, more people are definitely more fun. Each player gets three heats; their fastest time counts. View your skiers from the front as they move straight down the screen, and use side buttons for making sharp turns and to perform jumps. Skiers can turn in all directions, but if you cause them to turn completely around, they will fall over. Downhill skiing includes moguls to jump. Jumping isn't difficult, but if you miss a jump, the skier falls to cost time. The slalom course doesn't have any jumps, but the gates are much closer together to make it difficult. Miss a gate and receive time penalties. A hill's steepness determines your time and you can select from fifteen grades. So, while starting slow is a good idea, there is no need to go as low as the first setting, the smallest angle, where your skier is so slow it's frustrating. Somewhere between settings eight and twelve is probably the ideal steepness after you learn the controls.

47. Alpine Canada Alpin|ACA|CAST|CPAST|Ski Cross|CSC|skiing|racing|federation|winter
    Canadian alpine ski team site.  
    http://www.canski.org/

48. Dane Spencer Homepage
    A World Cup Alpine Ski Racer; includes his interests outside of skiing, primarily photography.  
    http://www.danespencer.com/

49. USSA Alaska Division
    Information on alpine skiing and ski racing in Alaska. Race schedules, results and news.  
    http://www.ussaak.org/
    
    Extractions: The Trustees of the Brian Russell Memorial Fund have recently awarded scholarships to FOUR outstanding athletes/scholars. The deserving athletes who were awarded the Scholarships in 2010 are Robin Lockwood of Fairbanks (FASC), Riley Leonard of Fairbanks (FASC), Gabrielle Markel of Girdwood (ASSC), and Katrina Stewart of Anchorage (ASSC) . They each received $2,000. This money can be saved for college, or can be used to help pay for their many ski trips that are necessary to continue excelling in this sport.

50. Alpine Skiing - 2010 Winter Olympics - Olympic Sports - Vancouver, Canada - ESPN
    Olympics information including milestones and stars of Alpine Skiing on ESPN.com.  
    http://espn.go.com/olympics/winter/2010/sports/_/name/as/alpine-skiing

51. SKIRACING - FIS Continental Cups Standings
    Coverage of FIS alpine skiing Continental Cups.  
    http://skiracing.altervista.org/
    
    Extractions: link to the International Ski Federation: a b This is an unofficial website. Data are processed with the FIS cocstanding program, available to: ftp://ftp.fisski.ch/Software FIS 2010/2011 CONTINENTAL CUPS: EUROPEAN CUP 2010/2011 NOR AM CUP 2010/2011 FAR EAST CUP 2010/2011 AUSTRALIA NEW ZEALAND CUP 2010 ... SOUTH AMERICAN CUP 2010 FIS 2009/2010 CONTINENTAL CUPS: EUROPEAN CUP 2009/2010 NOR AM CUP 2009/2010 FAR EAST CUP 2009/2010 AUSTRALIA NEW ZEALAND CUP 2009 ... SOUTH AMERICAN CUP 2009 FIS 2008/2009 CONTINENTAL CUPS: EUROPEAN CUP 2008/2009 NOR AM CUP 2008/2009 FAR EAST CUP 2009 AUSTRALIA NEW ZEALAND CUP 2008 ... SOUTH AMERICAN CUP 2008 FIS 2007/2008 CONTINENTAL CUPS: EUROPEAN CUP 2007/2008 NOR AM CUP 2007/2008 FAR EAST CUP 2008 AUSTRALIA NEW ZEALAND CUP 2007 ... SOUTH AMERICAN CUP 2007 FIS 2006/2007 CONTINENTAL CUPS: EUROPEAN CUP 2006/2007 NOR AM CUP 2006/2007 FAR EAST CUP 2007 AUSTRALIA NEW ZEALAND CUP 2006 ... SOUTH AMERICAN CUP 2006 FIS 2005/2006 CONTINENTAL CUPS: EUROPEAN CUP 2005/2006 NOR AM CUP 2005/2006 FAR EAST CUP 2006 AUSTRALIA NEW ZEALAND CUP 2005 ... SOUTH AMERICAN CUP 2005 FIS 2004/2005 CONTINENTAL CUPS: EUROPEAN CUP 2004/2005 NOR AM CUP 2004/2005 FAR EAST CUP 2005 AUSTRALIA NEW ZEALAND CUP 2004 ... SOUTH AMERICAN CUP 2004 FIS CONTINENTAL CUP RULES: CONTINENTAL CUP RULES LINKS TO THE INTERNATIONAL SKI FEDERATION: FIS ALPINE SKIING RESULTS INTERNATIONAL SKI RULES (LINK TO FIS WEBSITE) web-site has been optimized for best viewing with Microsoft's Internet Explorer 6.0 or higer

52. Alpine Skiing Video, Schedules, Results, TV, News | NBC Olympics
    Coverage of Alpine Skiing from the 2010 Vancouver Olympics on NBCOlympics.com. Video, event schedules, results, TV schedules, medals, news, photos more.  
    http://i.nbcolympics.com/alpine-skiing/
    
    Extractions: Search NBCOlympics.com Search web Olympic day document.write(calcUtcTime('-8')); Nbc Sports Msnbc.com ... msn advManager.render('adv985d0a59e5084ea1a23830b3b6cd94bc'); TV Listings Medals Sports Alpine Skiing ... Meet Team USA Getty Images With her super-G victory on Friday at the World Cup finals, Lindsey Vonn grabbed her third straight overall season title. She now has 33 career World Cup wins, the most of any American. "This was the dream season ... I am very, very happy," Vonn said. RELATED: Super-G Race video 'I'm ecstatic' Globe winners RemoveRelated('#related_1') Getty Images Boasting a "Best in the World" slogan, the U.S. Ski Team left Torino with a total of two Alpine medals. This time, their eight medals represent the highest total for a U.S. team at any Olympics and are twice as many as any other country's total. RELATED: Best Games ever Showing medals What skiers tweeted RemoveRelated('#related_2') Getty Images Much of the talk before the Alpine events kicked off at Whistler Creekside revolved around Lindsey Vonn. While the American star got her long-awaited gold, it was the German team that came away as the biggest winners at the Vancouver Games. RELATED: Olympic champions Vonn receives gold Vonn report card RemoveRelated('#related_3') Getty Images Swiss and Italian skiers found the winning edge for the first time in many years, while the highly-acclaimed Austrian "Wunderteam" faltered. Individually, Bode Miller and Aksel Lund Svindal were the stars of men's Alpine, with three medals apiece.

53. ALPINISM And SKI WANAKA New Zealand Guides - Mountain Guiding, Mountaineering Co
    Mountain guiding company based in Wanaka, New Zealand. Mountaineering, ski touring and avalanche course details.  
    http://www.alpinismski.co.nz/
    
    Extractions: contact us german french newsblog ... about us Specializing in quality experiences for small groups and individuals in New Zealand and Europe with world class internationally qualified mountain guides. Experience the back country outside the ski resort boundaries on skis or boards. Discover the glaciated wilderness of the Alps. Learn some avalanche skills to travel safely in snow and ice. Sept./Oct. are the best months for ski touring and our scheduled tours for individuals keen to share cost and adventure are now open for bookings. For our New Zealand alpinism activities, the Southern Alps offer mountaineering challenges second to none, providing a great taste of wilderness. Climb Mt Cook, Mt Tasman or Mt Aspiring with the safety and comfort of our alpine guides. For our private ascents program.. the list is endless. In Europe during June, July and August, we operate out of the charming Swiss village of Leysin, only a short drive from Chamonix and Mont Blanc and enjoy the excellent climbing and infrastructure that Europe provides.

54. Alpine Skiing
    epik.com is your authoritative resource for information about Alpine skiing  
    http://alpine-skiing.epik.com/
    
    Extractions: Signup Sign in Alpine skiing Alpine skiing Alpine skiing (or downhill skiing) is the sport of sliding down snow-covered hills on skis with fixed-heel bindings. Alpine skiing can be contrasted with nordic skiing – such as cross-country, ski jumping and Telemark – in which skiers use free-heel bindings. Name: Alpine skiing

55. Chilly Powder : Home Page
    Ski company providing Alpine ski chalet holidays in Morzine, France.  
    http://www.chillypowder.com

56. Alpine Skiing | U.S. Paralympic Team
    Downhill racing started as a demonstration event at the 1980 Paralympic Games in Geilo, Norway. The giant slalom was first a demonstration event in 1984, and monoskiing was  
    http://usparalympics.org/pages/572

57. Skiing By Train - All You Need To Know
    Information on travelling by train from the UK to Alpine ski resorts, especially France, Switzerland and Austria.  
    http://www.skibytrain.co.uk

58. Alpine Skiing - 2010 Vancouver Olympics - The New York Times
    Skiing Downhill With Lindsey Vonn. Lindsey Vonn, the gold medal favorite in alpine skiing in Vancouver, hit the slopes with the reporter Bill Pennington to discuss speed  
    http://2010games.nytimes.com/events/alpine-skiing/index.html
    
    Extractions: ITA CRO SWE The U.S. Alpine Team’s Success The U.S. Alpine team had it's most successful Olympics ever. Video Skiing Downhill With Lindsey Vonn Lindsey Vonn, the gold medal favorite in alpine skiing in Vancouver, hit the slopes with the reporter Bill Pennington to discuss speed, crashing and recovery. Slide Show Olympics Pictures of the Day, Feb. 23

59. Skiguide Austria Ski Zell Am See
    Alpine and ski guide offers details of services plus information about activities in the town and area.  
    http://www.alpin-guide.com/

60. Fou De Ski, Dingue De Surf
    Ski alpin, ski de fond, snowboard, conseils et liste des stations.  
    http://foudeski.free.fr

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