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Skiing Skiing guide Sally's Tips Basics Using lifts Skills Intermediates Pistecraft Parallel Short turns Carving Moguls Jumping Off piste Snowboarding Telemark X-Country Touring Skiing & kids Avalanche Competitive   You love it. And so do we. Learn about the sport – How to Ski, Health & Safety and its History. Get the background on the big names in the game with our Pro-files. Or get up-to-date on the Freeride and Nu School scene. It's all here, so indulge yourself… Sally's Tips Sally Chapman is one of Britain's leading ski teachers and female skiers. Fully internationally qualified, she has skied since the age of four and been involved within the ski industry for many years... This season sees the launch of Sally's new tips, and techniques booklet, a user friendly, pocket instructor to help channel your focus on and off the slopes.  Read all about it  Sally's tips  The Ski Company Summer Courses   How to ski - the guide  Basics  Using lifts  Skills  Intermediates  Pistecraft  Parallel  Short turns  Carving  Skiing moguls  Jumping  Off-Piste  Snowboarding  Telemark  Cross country  Touring  Skiing & kids  Avalanche  Competitive   Health & Safety Health + Safety = Great Skiing. Get the equation right with our advice on staying fit and healthy on the slopes. How do you know if you've got altitude sickness? Should pregnant women ski? How do you stay safe in the snow? If you've got the questions, we've got the answers. And why not check out our Health, Fitness & Injuries forum while you're here?     Freeride Freeride and Nu School are the revolution in skis over the last 2-3 years. They're now the fastest growing sector in ski sales - wider from tip to tail, giving much better flotation in powder and crud, but still with the carving shape to keep up performance on the piste. Usually 50% on-piste, 50% off-piste, they are suitable for advanced, expert and race skiers. We'll give you the low-down on all the new moves and the lingo that goes with them. The future of skiing? You decide.

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