Alpine skiing notes

Alpine skiing is an extremely exciting sport. It is very important to know some essential common sense before skiing.

First: The height, width, length, slope, and direction of the piste should be carefully understood. As alpine skiing is a sport in high-speed sports, it seems that a long distance has come before the eyes. Skiers do not know the condition of the ski tracks in advance, but in the event of an accident, it is too late to make a decision. This is particularly important for beginners.

Second, to understand the opening hours of the ski lifts, do not ride when there are no staff guards, because it is very likely that the staff is taking off the ropeway. After the staff arrives at the next stop, the ropeway stops running if you are in the When the sky was hoisted overnight, the probability of a frostbite accident was very high.

Thirdly: According to your own level, you must choose the ski path that is right for you. You must not overestimate your own level. Behave rashly, and you must go step by step. It is best to hire a ski instructor.

Fourth: If you are uncertain about the situation in front of you during a taxi or you feel that there is something wrong with the ski equipment, you should stop and check and do not take risks.

Fifth: When gliding together, be sure to pull away from each other, and must not rush downhill in order to catch up with your partner. It is easy to fall or collide with other people. Beginners are prone to such accidents.

Sixth: Stop at the edge of the piste during a break, and do not stop at a steep slope, and pay attention to the skier who slides down from above.

Seventh: If you slip out of control and fall out of control, you should quickly lower your center of gravity. Sit back and don't struggle. You can lift your limbs, bend your body, and let them slide downwards. Avoid heading down and avoid rolling.

Eighth: When you find someone injured, do not move it casually and report to the ski resort manager in time.

Ninth: To understand the local climate characteristics and recent weather conditions, prepare enough warm clothing to prevent sudden changes in the weather.

Tenth: Wear ski suits that are brightly colored or have a large contrast with snow, so that other skiers can easily identify themselves so that they can bypass and avoid collisions.

Eleventh: Skiers with poor eyesight do not wear contact lenses for skiing. If the contact lenses fall after falling, the possibility of finding them is almost non-existent. Try to wear eyeglasses made of resin lenses with a bezel that will not break easily after impact.