anybody know owt about skiing? I need some advice... nt

nt

 

You'll need some snow. Find a slopey bit, get to the top &amp; point your skis towards the bottom. Go. Allus works for me.</p>

 

thanks, i can see where I've been going wrong now. Do you know owt about skiing clothes?

 

a could do with some advice aswell off on a skiing holiday with school in April. A can't wait never been skiing before though.

 

Seriously....I've got no idea. But I know a man who does.

Try E I Addio - he leads such a gregarious and Bacchanalian lifestyle that skiing is now an 'ever-present' on the Addio household fixture list. Knows a piste or two....

 

**** skiing go sledging on a tescos bag.

 

cheers mate. The hills and snow bit helped though. nt nt

 

Why not have a couple of lessons

at Sheffield Ski Village?

http://www.sheffieldskivillage.co.uk/

 

start with the snow plow til your more confident. try sheffield ski village for learning how to do it.

as for equipment, DO NOT get an all in one suit unless you have the body of a 40 something Pierce Brosnan playing James Bond. get a nice warm coat, a fleece or hoodie for underneath the coat. some salopettes (trousers) they can be quite expensive though so you should try renting some. i rented from blackwood sports on doncaster road in tarn both times i've been.

schools usually sort out ski hire when you get there.

Hope that helps

 

cheers mate.</p>

 

remember to wear clean underwear.

 

Noooo

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Go to Xscape at Castleford. The artiicial stuff at sheffield might easily put some people off. </p>

 

Yeah

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What do you want to know?</p>

 

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Racist.</p>

 

Don't eat the yellow snow..... Bend zee knees...nt nt

 

Don't go off piste....... nt nt

 

YHPM nt

 

Xscape at Castleford

is good for learning, they have real snow, not like that horrible coconut stuff at Sheff. Gets a bit busy and is quite pricey, but theres nothing like skiing on real snow.

 

The slopey bit should not have large trees growing out of it.