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How do you determine your ski ability level?
I have read, heard and seen people claim to be an intermediate level skier
because they can turn and stop or have skied a few times on season. Most have skied less than 20 times and generally at the same mountain. I would consider this skier a beginner and a far cry from intermediate level. The same applies to the skier that claims to be an advance skier because they can make it down a black diamond at a small mountain. So how should a skier's level be determined? This is also important to know for many skiers so they are better able to get the right equipment for themselves. using these levels: beginner, intermediate, advance, expert & master (a skier that can ski just about anything that is skiable - "extreme skiers" also has the knowledge and experience to go along with it). Thanks, JQ Dancing on the edge |
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