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Ski Workouts: A Proper Strength Training Routine
Posted September 18, 2019 @ 7:53am by Kara Crow
Hey I’m Kara. Readers of The Ski Monster blog might not have seen my name before and you probably want to know a little about me and my knowledge of skiing… here we go.I’m from Stowe, Vermont I began skiing when I was 3 years old and racing when I was 5. I proceeded to train...
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Arapahoe Basin Personal Opening Day
Posted November 5, 2013 @ 1:47pm by Beau Schwab
Yesterday I went Skiing. Man it feels good to be able to say those simple words again. Yep finally made it up to Arapahoe Basin or A-Basin for some well-deserved turns. A-Basin has been open for a few weeks now but not everyone can plan their first day of skiing around opening days and such, so I...
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How Often Should Skis Be Tuned
Posted August 23, 2013 @ 2:23pm by George Michaelsen
After the ski technician brings you your freshly mounted skis from the backshop that you just purchased, quite often the first question, especially for first time ski owners is: 'What's maintenence like on my new skis?' 'How often do I need to wax my new skis?' 'How...
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Ligety Wins Historic 3rd Gold in Schladming Worlds
Posted February 16, 2013 @ 10:28am by Beau Schwab
Ted Ligety, Ted Ligety, Ted Ligety. The first man in forty-five years to win three gold medals in the same world championships as in this hasn’t happened since 1968. Ted also becomes the first american to win back to back GS World Titles. Check out the video and watch Ted pull some...
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Killington Superstar
Posted February 1, 2013 @ 12:20pm by Beau Schwab
You know those days, when everything seems to just come together, the weather, the conditions, and your friends? Everything adds up. Hoots and Whoops, escape your tweaked jowls…repeatedly.Last Sunday, while Skiing Killington Superstar, I had one of those days. The Killington...
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Henrik Harlaut Nose Butter Triple Cork 1620
Posted January 27, 2013 @ 10:33am by Eric Gerrmann
X-Games Ski Big Air ended last night, and depending how you look at it Henrik Harlaut raised the bar or changed the big air game completely. As i watched live last night, I couldn't believe my eyes with what he threw down to take X-Games Gold. Henrik Harlaut stomped a Nose Butter Triple Cork...
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