I really want to go skiing this winter but I have no clue where to start or what to do. Could you give me some tips on skis and gear etc? I live in Utah so if you know of any good places let me know. I am a total beginner. Thanks!!
I am about 5′6″. What size skis would be best. From what I know 160 cm is okay? Any tips or help is great!

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Hi, i need help finding a watch that is not very expensive but water proof and shock proof that i could wear snow skiing.
Also, i would really like if it wasn’t crazy expensive and digital

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I always hear about the good skiing in the Rockies and the Alps, but I never hear about Himalayan skiing. The Himalayas seem like they would have some great skiing. What are some of the ski areas there?

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I need to know. I’m studying skiing for a project and I don’t know how it originated in the US. And I will not accept an answer from asssclown. Got it? I really need to know.

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I’m an advanced mogul skier and in my teens. I plan on really improving my bump skiing this year but there’s one thing I’ve always got in the back of my head and that’s the fact that this sport is extremely hard on your knees, something not easily replaced/fixed. I’m wondering how I can help strengthen my knees and also how to properly prepare my knees and my body for a day of skiing bumps. Does anyone know of any techniques that would benefit the knees so they are somewhat prepared for this abuse? lol

Thanks all!

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How much exercise do you really get downhill skiing? We ski for about 3 hrs at a time. I don’t think it’s much (all that lift-riding), but my husband disagrees. My legs feel exercised, but I don’t think I get much cardio benefit? Opinions?

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I go skiing often and when I ski, I usally wear a hoody and a down vest. However, when it snows the hoody absorbs the snow and it gets wet. I have been considering buying a cold gear shirt from underarmour but, I also want to buy something to wear on top that will be waterproof. Is there something I can wear under my vest that is thin and waterproof and would match well. If you have any advice, that’ll be great. Thanks~!

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I’m 14 and I’ve always done a lot of summit and back country stuff. This year my friends are encouraging me to get into freestyle skiing but I don’t know where to begin. What are some good freestyle tricks that will help me get my feet wet and kind of show me the ropes?

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I am 12 and i’m really good at skiing. I can do any run on any mountain. I am alright in the park i can do 180s, 360s, grabs and i can to rails and stuff like that. I can go off any jump.

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Never been Skiing before, I have a lot of UnderArmour items. I would **** to purchase base layer clothes, when I could just use the UnderArmour which I already have. Both long sleeve shirts and pants, thanksss

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