Off-Season Training Recommendation
- MrsLongskis
- Posts: 1
- Joined: Wed Feb 07, 2018 10:12 pm
Off-Season Training Recommendation
If anyone is looking to get in shape for a ski vacation or just make the most of their season I highly recommend StrongBoard. I have no interest in the company (not an owner or instructor) but I've taken a few classes and every single time I find myself thinking "Wow. Those are my tele muscles!" The blend of strength and balance are just right for tele training. You can use their site to find a studio near you or get your own board and workout at home. Check it out: https://strongboardbalance.com/find-a-strongboard/
- BCwannaB
- Posts: 28
- Joined: Tue Dec 12, 2017 7:07 pm
- Location: Alberta Canada
- Ski style: Telemark
- Favorite Skis: Atomic, g3 and rossi
- Favorite boots: scarpa & garmont
Re: Off-Season Training Recommendation
Try Skiking also...great summer work out for the legs and poles. V9 skikes are beast!
Re: Off-Season Training Recommendation
Big newbie here, what exactly is skiking? Sounds like a combination of skiing and hiking. lol
Re: Off-Season Training Recommendation
this may date me, but....
in the early 60's, my dad made a bongo board to get ready for skiing out of plastic tube and plywood deck. as is had no groove or fancy springs, i could do a 180 (with some practice)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cvzBT8UxBOc
in the early 60's, my dad made a bongo board to get ready for skiing out of plastic tube and plywood deck. as is had no groove or fancy springs, i could do a 180 (with some practice)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cvzBT8UxBOc
"everybody's a genius" - albert einstein
- BCwannaB
- Posts: 28
- Joined: Tue Dec 12, 2017 7:07 pm
- Location: Alberta Canada
- Ski style: Telemark
- Favorite Skis: Atomic, g3 and rossi
- Favorite boots: scarpa & garmont
Re: Off-Season Training Recommendation
Here is the canadian website for skiking. Check it out! https://rollerski.ca/