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Backbending poses have the added bonus of increasing spinal flexibility. With strong back muscles and a flexible spine, you’ll be all set to ski.

Find everything from the December issue here: the ultimate guide to Vail, Robert Redford’s Sundance Resort, a holiday gift guide, and more.

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Can a little Midwestern know-how bring new life to an Eastern icon? Vermont’s Mount Snow gives visitors 351 reasons to believe.

Check out some great features of the HOT Gear Bags and see four other tips to stay warm this winter

The family that sweats together stays—and skis—together. Here’s a fitness routine the whole gang can manage.

America's Favorite Skier turned Football Player is back and training for the 2010 Olympics

Sundance Resort, Robert Redford’s idyllic Utah retreat, offers a luxury experience in a down-home setting that Recalls the golden age of the sport. It just might be skiing’s perfect paradox.

A homespun community and a proposed expansion could make Big White the next smart buy.

A modernist modular home confirms the trend: Prefab is back.

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An already family-friendly resort outdoes itself with a $17 million children’s center.

Snow, then sunny skies in Tahoe, followed by periods of high frustration and scattered melancholy.

Looking for a great deal in your part of the country? Select a state below to find lodging and ticket deals for resorts listed.

Rising fuel prices are altering the economics of the great American ski vacation, as skiers and resorts cope with the increased costs of flying and driving.

Rope drops bring out the competitive bastards in all of us.

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You may not have heard of one of the world’s best ski mountaineers. But Ptor Spricenieks, armed with a new sponsor and personal ambition, couldn’t care less. Inside his strange and crucial journey.

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The pranks have involved explosives, goats, mannequins, doughnuts, and nudity. Each year on April Fools' Day, the Snowbird and Alta patrollers punk each other, sometimes spawning real panic and organized rescue. Is this the year they get busted?

A masterpiece of American alpine architecture was nearly lost. Then a skier came to its rescue.

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Things we use and swear by.

Things we use and swear by.

A Lycra fan and a big-mountain snob go head-to-head.

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Use the Plank, Sunken Boat, and Eagle Crunches to focus on your core and strengthen your abs.

In Vermont’s remote, lovely Northeast Kingdom, resort developers have big plans for a quiet little town and its long-slumbering ski area.

Sugarloaf’s Reggae Fest sets the season’s glorious finale to an infectious island beat.

New owners finally put Attitash on the path of progress.

Almost from its first day in 1962, Vail has been the superstar of American skiing. The magic is that it still is.

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Check out these sweet product that guarantee to keep you dry.

Discover Québec’s best ski packages on www.bonjourquebec.com/ski

Network enters long-term agreements with DIRECTV and Verizon FiOS TV Forms programming / marketing partnership with Warren Miller Films & Ski Magazine

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As a Skiing Magazine contributor for over 40 years, Phil DuBois has had his share of adventures in the dives of Tahoe.

Experts advocate resistance and plyometric training for kids, with one universal caveat: It must be done correctly. Here are guidelines for safe, effective workouts.

A handful of ski related films—some you’ll know, others you may not. We hope there’s one on the list strikes your fancy, for whatever mood you’re in.

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Award-winning helmet camera fuels international adventure sports community; 75% of camera owners sharing video from 57 countries

Former Olympic resort will be used to stage Canadian racers in 2010

The Vermont Resort is offering a ton of events and deals surrounding the holidays of their 50th Anniversary Celebration.

The World Cup title holders are ready for the second alpine World Cup of the early season, a slalom set for Nov. 15-16 in Levi, Finland.

Music, Movie Tour, Demo Center and Prizes

Families can receive up to $30 a day in dining vouchers per child for a three-day/night Colorado and Lake Tahoe ski vacation

Countdown to Early Booking Offer deadline with savings up to 30% if booked by November 15

Skiing Magazine chatted with Downard about this shot, which made it into the magazine's December 2008 "Best Shots of the Year" photo gallery.

Skiing Magazine chatted with Fisher about this shot, which made it into the magazine's December 2008 "Best Shots of the Year" photo gallery.

Skiing Magazine talked with Gilman about this shot, which made it into the magazine's December 2008 "Best Shots of the Year" photo gallery.

After seven issues and a ton of great photos, it is hard to wittle down the best pictures. Here they are in all their glory with info on how the photographer captured it and how you can do the same.

Ian McIntosh has tips for conquering pillow lines.

Rachael Burks offers tips for difficult traverses.

Tips for every type of slope situation, plus athlete Q&As, brought to you by Skiing Magazine.

The recipe for the perfect ski day starts with as many shots of powder as you can handle, chased by a visit to the best bar in town. Here's a guide from Skiing Magazine to ski country's most celebrated watering holes. Don't see your favorite dive anywhere? Leave a comment so we can all go there too.

Find articles and photos from the latest issues of SKI Magazine, plus contact information for subscription inquiries.

Find everything from the November issue here: fitness and instruction tips, Steamboat real estate, and the best gear for kids.

We thought of calling this gallery “The Coolest People in the World,” but that might make the non-skiing community angry. The skiers you’ll see here have in one way or another changed the sport of skiing forever. These are our gods. Let us worship them.

Use different versions of the Warrior Pose to work on your balance, flexibility, and focus to charge the slopes harder.

Get insider tips from Skiing Magazine on your favorite mountains: where to find the best chutes, powder stashes, apres beer, digs, and more. Plus, check out our interactive maps!

Want to avoid injury this season? Here are nine moves you need to know to stack the safety odds in your favor.

With private clubs and loyalty rewards, family packages and immaculate grooming, upscale lodging and cutting-edge terrain parks, this little-known Tahoe gem is quietly becoming the Deer Valley of the Far West.

Not surprisingly, the world's most glamorous secret agent visited some of the world's most glamorous ski resorts and peaks. You will be stirred, not shaken.

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Inspired by an ambitious ski area renovation, Steamboat’s real estate market is getting a makeover.

If you'd have been skiing every day for five years, you'd have some pretty interesting pictures too.

It’s hard to come home from a ski trip—especially one in Crested Butte, Colo. Which is why a Boulder family decided to move there.

The world’s most dedicated ski bum hits a milestone without breaking his stride, er, slide

SOS Outreach integrated in premieres at three cities

A stay at Devil’s Thumb Ranch offers a very different ski vacation—along with a chance to unplug.

Trade skis for crampons and hike into an ice spire cathedral near the slopes of Alberta’s Lake Louise.

Shopping and dining are two reasons to weekend here. Stratton and Bromley are two more.

A mining town with a colorful past reinvents itself as a ski resort with a bright future.

A parent’s most valuable gift might be bridging the past to the future. What if that bridge melts away?

Under pressure from insurers—and inspired by Disney—ski areas introduced colorful symbols to convey a trail’s difficulty. More than 40 years later, airports get in line.

Some of the country’s best gladed terrain, a loose backcountry policy, and cheap bowls of poutine (fries smothered in cheese curds and gravy).