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Alpine skiing is an exciting winter sport that challenges the athlete's downhill racing ability and coordination.
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Backcountry skiing is a term used for all kinds of skiing that is done in the wild, where there aren't any lifts, any circuit, etc.
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The Cross Country Skiing is a winter sport which facilitates superior physical conditioning while providing enjoyment for athletes.
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Extreme skiing is a style of downhill skiing in which the skier subjects themselves to much more adverse conditions than normal.
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The concept is very simple; obtain maximum airtime and execute as many tricks as possible.
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Freestyle skiing began in 1930s, when Norwegian skiers began to make acrobatic movements during alpine and cross-country training.
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Heliskiing is the part of alpine skiing using a helicopter to get altitude instead of ski lifts.
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Ski jumping is a winter sport or event in which competitors jump on skis for points or distance.
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Ski mountaineering is a sport that combines the techniques of skiing with those of mountaineering.
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Many Newschool skiers believe that conventional mogul and aerials, do not precisely represent the true progression of "Freestyle skiing".
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Snowboarding is a board sport on snow comparable to skiing, but inspired by skateboarding and surfing.
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Snowkiting is an winter boardsport, this sport is practiced outdoors, integrating the airfoil and techniques used in kitesurfing, with the footgear and gliding surface used in snowboarding.
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At the beginning of Skiing, a lot of persons were obsessed with the speed reached by the Skiing downhill and using gravity to propel you as fast as possible.
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Telemark skiing is all about the stoke, the sensation, that feeling of excited exhilaration that comes from getting into the groove of the tele turn.
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Ski touring, too called ski mountaineering, ski randonnée, and alpine touring, uses special ski equipment that enables the user to climb then descend slopes without the aid of ski lifts.
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