Sign Up For Some Good Times! (December 30 2009)
Don’t miss your opportunity to sign up for the 8 week programs. Programs start the week of January 9th. Register today as many of Chicopee’s most popular programs fill quickly. Lessons are not just for beginners as progression is inevitable no matter what level you are. New programs for 2009-2010 season Adult 4 Hour Clinics – see a complete list of clinics on some of the hottest topics in the business at by visiting our Clinics Page. Learn how to ride the Terrain Park or attend a carving clinic. Have you always watched the racers speed down the hill and… More Information...
Helpful Tips For The Beginner (December 29 2009)
Preparing for the Snow Always check the weather and dress accordingly. Bring a good pair of gloves and a warm toque or helmet. Dress in Layers: Wear warm, loose fitting clothing and dress in layers. When you are inside, you will want to shed a layer or two. Many new fabrics on the market are specially made for cold weather and the friendly staff at McMaster Sports inside the chalet can help you if you are looking for winter gear. Woolen sweaters, turtlenecks, a warm hat and insulated gloves or mittens are essentials, along with waterproof outer garments, both top… More Information...
Beginner FAQ (December 29 2009)
1. What should beginners know before going skiing? Expect to be falling down a lot. But don’t worry about it! Everyone falls down a lot their first time, and there’s no shame in being new to the sport. Staying warm is important, so dress appropriately. Because you will be falling down, jeans may not be wise - try to wear ski pants and a ski jacket, or anything that’s waterproof. Make sure you get boots that fit - this is the #1 thing that will make your first experience pleasant. Make sure that your feet cannot turn side to side… More Information...
Why should I take a lesson at Chicopee? (September 28 2009)
Progression Is Inevitable! For those that are new to the sports of skiing or boarding the answer is obvious. For those that have been skiing or boarding for a while the answer might not be. Bad habits develop over time and periodically having a Technique Tune Up under the watchful eye of a professional will keep your skills in top shape. A small change in your stance or improving balance over the outside ski can make a large improvement in your technique. There are constant changes required due to new developments in equipment, changes to terrain or with different snow… More Information...
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