Freshies

A single ski line going down in deepish snow against a dark blue sky background
Skiing

From Shogun to Powder

This ski trip actually began in 1980 while I was still in grade school. The original airing of the original Shogun (the day I’m writing this it was announced that the star of that mini-series Richard Chamberlain has passed away) really caught my attention and indeed fascination. This led to me some years later purchasing the book Shogun by James Clavell and reading it and it was very riveting – I do recall finishing the second half of the book in one weekend – only getting out of bed for the most basic of life necessities! […]

Save the knee! Drawing of the knee!
Skiing

Save the Knee!

Easy Kneesy When us skiers hear the word joint, what do we think? No, not weed! The joints I most often hear about when it comes to skiing are the hip and knee joints. Both […]

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Technique

Ice Ice Baby

Quite a few of us do not have the pleasure of skiing in soft powder snow all that often, in fact, many of us in the Midwest and on the East Coast often experience skiing […]

Staying Warm while Skiing -- a drawing of a cold thermometer
Resorts

Sunday Chilly Sunday!

I finally managed to get some carving in, and it was good, but it was cold. We went up north last Friday with the intention of skiing on Saturday. However, looking at the mercury and […]

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The Sounds of Summer

No pictures this time nor have I tried my hand at audio recording yet. So, I will have words only. I have written about the sounds of the season before, but want to do so […]

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Skiing

Sting the Snow

I would add float like a butterfly (on powder) but we have little of that here in the Upper Midwest. However, this is not about the differences between skiing in the Upper Midwest and out […]

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The Wisconsin Skier is a ski and cycling fanatic who loves to share his passions for the activities by writing about them! Come along and join him on his active adventures!
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