Learning to ski is essential before hitting the slopes, and Sport 2000 provides you with the first tips to get started. However, if you are a beginner, we strongly recommend taking a few lessons, as a qualified instructor is best suited to teach you the basics!
It’s never too late to start skiing! Learning to ski as an adult is entirely possible by learning the right techniques and taking private or group lessons. Choose the right equipment and start on beginner-friendly slopes, and you’ll be able to progress with confidence.
Sport 2000 shares technical tips and advice for beginners to help you learn how to ski properly. Controlling your speed, staying alert, skiing forward… with a few ski lessons and some practice, you’ll progress very quickly!
To ski safely, knowing how to stop properly is essential. There are several ways to brake, from the snowplow technique for beginners to step turns for more advanced skiers.
To look stylish and confident on the slopes, skiing parallel in all conditions is essential. However, it’s not always easy. On steep slopes and during turns, things can get tricky, and proper body positioning and pole planting are key.
Once you’ve mastered the basics with a few lessons and some practice, how can you improve your skiing? Everyone has room for improvement, and technique and practice play a major role. Discover all our tips.
Depending on age and practice, how long does it take to learn to ski? Generally, it takes longer for adults than for children, but it truly depends on age, physical condition, and level of commitment.
When you start skiing moguls, it means you’re becoming comfortable on your skis. It’s time to take things to the next level—read our tips on how to ski moguls, whether by navigating around them or turning at their peaks.
Snowboarding is very different from skiing. Generally, skiers who switch to snowboarding have to start from scratch, as the technique and sliding sensations are completely different. Follow our advice to learn how to snowboard.
With all these tips, you’ll be able to learn and progress on the slopes very quickly. However, we remind you that taking a few lessons before getting started is essential if you’re a beginner, to ensure you ski safely.