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Kick Turns Made Easy: How to Climb Steep Terrain on Touring Skis

Kick Turns Made Easy: How to Climb Steep Terrain on Touring Skis

When the slope gets steep, climbing straight up isn’t always an option. That’s where kick turns come in - they help you change direction efficiently and conserve energy. A kick turn is simple: lif...

Master Transition Weight Release for Better Turns

Master Transition Weight Release for Better Turns

As winter sports enthusiasts gear up for another exciting ski season, one key skill can make all the difference between a frustrating day on deteriorating slopes and an exhilarating experience on ...

Recovery After a Big Ski Tour: Nutrition, Sleep, and Stretching Essentials

Recovery After a Big Ski Tour: Nutrition, Sleep, and Stretching Essentials

After a long ski tour, your body needs proper recovery to avoid soreness, fatigue, and potential injuries. Here's what matters most: Nutrition: Refuel with carbs, protein, and healthy fats withi...

Mental Challenges of Backcountry Skiing: Fear, Decision Fatigue & Confidence

Mental Challenges of Backcountry Skiing: Fear, Decision Fatigue & Confidence

Backcountry skiing isn’t just about fitness - it’s a mental game, too. The unpredictable terrain and high stakes challenge your mind as much as your body. Here’s the deal: Fear: Avalanches, stee...

Endurance Training for Backcountry Skiers: Preparing for Long Climbs

Endurance Training for Backcountry Skiers: Preparing for Long Climbs

Backcountry skiing is tough - it’s not just about the downhill fun. You’ve got to climb steep terrain, carry heavy gear, and tackle unpredictable snow. Without solid endurance, you’ll burn out fas...

How Strong Do You Need to Be for Backcountry Skiing? Real Training Benchmarks

How Strong Do You Need to Be for Backcountry Skiing? Real Training Benchmarks

Backcountry skiing isn’t just about cruising downhill - it’s about climbing steep slopes, carrying gear, and handling unpredictable terrain. To enjoy it safely, you’ll need solid strength, enduran...

Backcountry Skiing Alone: Is It Ever Worth the Risk?

Backcountry Skiing Alone: Is It Ever Worth the Risk?

Solo backcountry skiing offers unmatched freedom, but it’s risky. No backup means every decision, skill, and piece of gear matters. Avalanches, weather changes, or equipment failures can turn dang...

Ski Touring Etiquette: Rules Every Backcountry Skier Should Follow

Ski Touring Etiquette: Rules Every Backcountry Skier Should Follow

Backcountry skiing is awesome, but it comes with responsibilities. Unlike resort skiing, the backcountry is a shared, wild space where your actions affect others, nature, and your own safety. Here...

Ski Trip With Kids: How to Make Family Skiing Less Stressful

Ski Trip With Kids: How to Make Family Skiing Less Stressful

Planning a ski trip with kids can feel overwhelming - bulky gear, pricey rentals, and kids who may not be thrilled about it. But it doesn’t have to be this way. Snowfeet* offers a simple, family-f...