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by James Fisher | Ski Video Reporter |
published 10-Mar-2010
The first day of the European Winter X Games is almost over and as I write this the skiers are heading over to the pipe for the men's Super-pipe finals. read more...
by James Fisher | Ski Video Reporter |
published 10-Mar-2010
The first day of the European Winter X Games is almost over and as I write this the skiers are heading over to the pipe for the men's Super-pipe finals. read more...
by James Fisher | Ski Video Reporter |
published 9-Mar-2010 | last updated 10-Mar-2010
The very first European winter X-Games starts tomorrow in Tignes. Over 100 athletes from over twenty different contries will compete on the specially designed and built courses in Val Claret. read more...
by Alison Shayler | Skinets Administration |
published 8-Mar-2010
This Sunday 14th March sees the 3rd edition of the annual ‘Trail des Neiges’. Starting at 6pm from Plagne Centre, the 14km course passes through Aime 2000, Plagne Bellecote, Belle Plagne and Plagne Villages, before finishing back at the Stade de Slalom in Plagne Centre. read more...
by Alison Shayler | Skinets Administration |
published 5-Mar-2010
Not so long ago we wrote about the Ski Voice device that is proving popular with many ski instructors. Most resorts now have modern “hands-free” lift passes that have a small microchip embedded in them and there are a number of iPhone applications available to help you get the most out of your winter holiday. read more...
by Alison Shayler | Skinets Administration |
published 5-Mar-2010
Yesterday evening at around 6pm the Champagny-en-Vanoise ski patrol received a phone call from a lost snowboarder who was worried about being stuck on the mountain as night was falling. read more...
by Rebecca Sturdy | Video Snow Reporter |
published 25-Feb-2010
The quiet blue slopes between the Vagere and the Chantele are known mostly as the bottom of a learner slope and a route taken for night skiing and torchlight descents. read more...
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