Introduction to ski novice technology

Practical skiing and skiing is a mass sports program that can be adapted to local conditions and is not subject to more conditions. From venue equipment to technical movements, it can be high or low, but it can be refined. The vast ice and snow is the place where skiers practice. As long as there is a snowboard, after a week of serious practice, you can get started; after a month of practice, you can show your magical power in the snow and snowfields; if you go through a winter training, the skier will be like the silver eagle in the snow-capped mountains. Spread wings to fly.

Skiers should master the technology in two parts: ski technology and downhill technology. The former refers to the basic techniques of practical skiing, including alternating gliding, simultaneous gliding (also known as simultaneous gliding), skating, comprehensive gliding, and changing direction. The latter refers to wearing skis that slide from top to bottom on a hillside. In the skiing competition, rapid gliding is the fastest project, with the fastest speed reaching 30 meters per second. Therefore, it is also a key part of all ski technologies. According to the line and direction of the gliding, it can be divided into straight downhill, inclined downhill, and downhill. Tectonic slide and cross slide, plough down, semi-plough downhill and so on. When learning basic skiing techniques, students are required to master four kinds of gliding techniques and two kinds of turning techniques, and to understand the essentials of turning techniques. Because gliding is the basis of ski technology, turning is the essence of ski technology. The level of downhill technology directly determines the safety of skiers and the ability to fully gliding and the joy of traveling skiing.

Many beginner skiers were attracted by the wonderful shots that the athletes quickly swept away from the snow slopes of the mountains. They were always willing to start from the rappelling. This is understandable, because the downhill is very “snow fun” and the movements are not changed much. Easy to grasp. However, skiing is not only able to slide down from the top of the mountain like lightning, but also to be able to move freely in the vast field. In fact, in addition to competitive skiing and alpine skiing, practical skiing, in particular, is carried out mostly in flat snow fields and undulating hills. The forest skiing project at the Yabuli Ski Resort will enable visitors to fully appreciate the charming scenery of the “Linhai Snowfield”.

In the begining stage, the students should master the slide-down techniques mainly include straight downhill, slope downhill, plough downhill and semi-plough downhill; the turning techniques that should be mastered are ploughing, semi-ploughing, and understanding of plough-down and semi-plough types. Technical tips for swinging and turning. Learning to slide is mainly to enable students to learn to grasp the focus of high-speed exercise, learning turning technology can make it easy to bypass obstacles when skiing. Since alpine skiing is an accelerated sport, too fast speed makes it difficult for a skier to control the skis, and the turning process itself is a deceleration movement. By turning, the skier can control the skis to slide at a constant speed. As long as you learn the above basic techniques and master them, you can truly experience the fun that skiing brings to you under different terrain conditions.