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Slideshow: Virgin Sacrfice

Author:: Skiingmag.com Editors
Publish date:: Mar 1, 2006

Virgin Sacrifice

Virgin Sacrfice

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Eider Menalee Jacket: The Menalee is always prepared. Boasting a removable hood with side windows for visibility, Lycra cuffs with thumb holes, sunglass/goggle pocket complete with cleaning cloth and a soft chin flap with tiny holes for ventilation, this jacket would make any Boy Scout proud. $554

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A Hard Day's Night: Bowden is, by all accounts, a perfectionist, grooming slopes well past the point where a layman would consider them finished.

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LEG PRESSThis is a classic for building strong quads, and it comes as no surprise that it's a prime part of the U.S. Ski Team workout. In addition to the standard two-leg push, experts suggest varying the movement and pace to work a greater range of muscles. Try pushing with two legs and then lowering with one, says Andy Walshe, director of sport science for the team. Other options: Push down and up with one leg, and slow the pace with a count of eight up and eight down. >Why Do It Strong quads directly translate to strength and stability on the hill. They contribute to form, keeping you forward in your boots, and function, helping you steer and brake.>Watch Out Be sure that when you adjust the seat, your torso and thighs form a 90-degree angle in the ending position. An angle greater than 90 degrees will stress your knees and increase your chance of injury.

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PRIDE OF RUMFORDSkiers with Scandinavian backgrounds strongly favored cross-country and jumping events, eschewing flashier alpine pursuits. Drawn by work at local paper mills, many such immigrants settled in New England towns. Here, high-school sophomore Aurele Legere, winner of a jumping contest at Rumford, Maine's 1935 Winter Carnival, poses with his skis. The event drew 5,000 spectators-a bigger audience than most North American World Cup races see today. Photo courtesy of The New England Ski Museum Collection

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Lush life: Before or après-ski, Killington's legendary access road has what you're looking for. Though the resort itself has tailored its offerings in recent years to appeal to the family market, the local party scene remains as youthful and reliably exuberant as ever.

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CHANEL Ask Chanel for its take on a classic ski sweater, and you'll find the women's zip-front with chic silver stripes ($1,100). chanel.comPhoto by Robert Kenney

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