Alpine ski racing for kids is of course all about fun, but the competition, training, development, and readiness really adds a new element to any ski family, including ours. For racing as a 9 year old like Victoria, this means you are categorized as an “Under 10”, or “U10” for
Having the right clothing is just as important as having the right skis. Cold kids mean unhappy kids, so dressing properly can make or break the experience. We’ve learned that dressing for skiing is all about layering. Here is quick list of what you will need: a base layer, tall
Early Season The season started off strong. I was coming off 18 months post-hip surgery, finally feeling like myself again—running, jumping, biking, stretching, all the things that make me feel alive. After living with a torn labrum for over a decade, it felt like I had finally put that chapter
I often asked myself why put in the effort, resources and so much mental energy into teaching your children this risky and often challenging sport. I knew all the whys all along (bonding, good winter activity , great character development , etc) it finally all dawned on me today, as
I ski because it makes me feel free and happy. My favorite part about skiing is that I can make my own decision about what to do. Skiing is so unpredictable and fun, especially when I make the wrong turns. A funny story was me and my dad went to
Buying ski boots before your child can walk isn’t exactly something a “normal” person does. But if you’re like us—motivated to challenge yourself and your little one to get after it early—then why not? With Isaac just turning 1, we bought his first ski boots before he could even crawl