ski instruction

It's 100 percent possible to come back from injury and ski better than ever. Here's how.

We enlisted a group of the country’s top ski instructors for one big tag-team private lesson just for you.

Follow this nutrition advice from a ski touring pro to ensure you have enough gas left in the tank to enjoy your descent.

Ready to lean into the fall line? Here are pro pointers to help you conquer the double-blacks.

Spring corn is delicious, but hitting the melt-freeze cycle just right is tricky. Here's how to find the best turns in the spring.

If you're serious about improving your skiing, your work starts today.

The short turn is essential—don't let it become a lost art.

Learn to let your skis do the work for you, and you'll master the carve.

Let your grom take the lead, and you'll both learn new tricks and become better skiers for it.

As one dad found out, that means ditching your agenda in favor of your kiddo's.

Yard sales happen. Here's how to dust yourself off and try again.

From how to dress for success to how to get those skis on edge, the pros share their favorite tips.

There's a lot of overlap between the two sports, and taking to the singletrack can teach you valuable transferrable skills.

If you want to tackle steep, technical terrain, improve your skiing tactics.

Upper-lower body separation is the key to carving and skiing the steeps.

A seasoned guide’s tips on how to ski Alaskan terrain—and how not to be the guy they’re talking about at the guide meeting.

Learn to link turns in tight places with this maneuver.

There’s a women’s movement happening in the skiing community, and Revelstoke-based ski coach Leah Evans has—by popular vote—been elected its leader.

Check out SKI Magazine's author page.

Expert instructor Michael Rogan has tips for bashing moguls.

Don’t flub your first few times on the slopes.

Challenge the fall line to master the steeps.

Don't let skiing's most essential turn go extinct. Long live the hop turn.

Imperfect snow? No sweat. Charge through chunder like it ain't no thing.

Get ready to take your skills to the next level with our AIM Adventure U course on how to bust through your ski performance plateaus.

Trees: 1; Instructor: 0, during the first run of the day.

Check out SKI Mag's Yoga for Skiers online course and get prepped for the season. Or just look and feel better.

This skier's going from "blah" to "badass." Jo Piazza talks about learning to ski better.

It's more than talent that makes Mikaela Shiffrin the best slalom racer in the world.

How to know when it’s time to let your little skier venture out on her own.

Terrain-based instruction recruits the slope itself as a teacher.