Learning To Ski � Learn From Profession Instructors

If you want to learn to ski fast, you must first learn to walk - with boots on your feet! Take a lesson so you can learn what is called "step by step" of a professional instructor. There are two key things you will learn during your first day - stopping and turning. The step drill (walk) is the gateway to this. The process involves a lot of, well, step by step. When we walk (with shoes) and turn left, we lead with the left foot. When we walk and turn right we lead with our right. We do it without thinking. As you first start, you'll take baby steps (left and right) until you have learned to spin, while keeping your feet parallel - like walking.

Stay away from the "wedge" (i.e., the method of snow plow). This will slow down the rate of your learning. Think of it this way: the wedge forces your body into an unnatural position causing his pigeon-toed feet. With the wedge, when you turn left, you're driving on the right foot. When you turn right, you're driving with the left. Try this with sneakers on as you walk down the street and you'll get an idea of how it will not help with downhill. Of course, if you are elderly or afraid, this "may" be the way to go, but will slow down dramatically the rate at which you learn. Since you are looking for the "fastest way to learn," you're probably a hustler. We recommend taking a lesson. The first reason - even before discussing any technique - is security. On the sides of the slopes are most of these big hard things called trees.

You will want to avoid hitting them and learn about the many other dangers slopes. You may also want to consider refraining from making a run for the top after just a lesson. While learning to ski, you may be asked to walk the hill with only you boots that is used for this sport. Some instructors want to emphasize the basic principle literally be converted it into same as walking down the street. It can also be instructed to put the pole in the snow and walking in circles. The point is to keep your feet parallel.

While learning align your body, and more specifically, the hips, on your feet and thus it gives you have greater control on it. While you may be eager to get down the mountain, keep in mind the above fundamentals and learn to walk on your skis first - this will help you learn faster and allow you to lower the costs without hurting yourself or anyone else. However, the best way is to learn is with an instructor, either in a group or private lesson. The instructor will be able to teach the fundamental of the sport and help with any issues or problems. There are many institutes in India where you can learn this adventurous activity to name a few of them is Indian Institute of Skiing and Mountaineering, Mercury Himalayan Explorations (MHE), SnowSphere etc. Enroll in of this institutes and go for a thrilling skiing Himalayas holidays.