The 21st Winter Olympics AKA Vancouver 2010, will be the third time that this fantastic event has been held in Canada. From February 12-28, Vancouver will see snow and ice action from competitors of 86 events across 7 winter sports.
Athletes competing in Biathlon, Bobsleigh, Curling, Ice Hockey, Luge, Skating and Skiing will descend upon Vancouver [...]
And the winner is…
(opens envelope)
The opening scene from The Spy Who Loved Me. For those that haven’t seen it or can’t remember it – enjoy a skiing masterclass from James Bond in all its glory.
Now try and think of a better opening scene to any film, not just ski-related movies. You can’t because this is [...]
Since the invention of the snowboard in the 1960s, the popularity of the sport has increased massively. So, where did all begin? What came first the chicken or the egg, the skateboard or the snowboard? Well…
In its early stages known as a ‘snurfer’ (snow-surfer), the snowboard was basically a board, without bindings, and a hand-held [...]
While the ski resorts of Europe transform into summer holiday destinations, on the other side of the world – the new ski season is big news. For in New Zealand, ski resorts including Mount Hutt, Coronet Peak and Treble Cone are preparing for a snow-covered season opening.
With heavy snowfall throughout May, many of New Zealand’s [...]
Preparation is the key to ensuring a happy and safe ski holiday in the mountains. Whether you are pre-booking equipment, packing your case or getting fit for long days on the slopes – follow this ski safety advice to get the most out of your ski holidays.
Get fit for the ski season
Skiing is a physically [...]
You may be planning your first ski holiday or you could be on your way back to the slopes for the umpteenth time in as many years. Whatever your level of experience and/or your commitment to the sport, you will have contemplated buying or renting your ski equipment. Before deciding to take the plunge and [...]
