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How to Stay Safe on a Ski Lift with Children

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Learn how to stay safe on a ski lift with children in this ski for Children video series....

Stay Safe on a Ski Lift with Children -

Learn how to stay safe on a ski lift with children in this ski for Children video series.

Added: 8/3/09

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By: Guest 6 months ago

Ok. well im trying to teach my 5 year old cousin how to skii! so we can have fun on our skii trip and enjoy skiing with out having to go on bunny slopes im rrying to teach her on a slipping slide goung downhill! haha hopefully this will help me do a better job.

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How to Stay Safe on a Ski Lift with Children

Robin Shudak: Hi, I am Robin Shudak, an instructor at Sno Mountain. Today's lesson is how to teach your child to ski. Now in case you are wondering; this lesson that I did right here with Cassidy pretty much mirrors the PSIA or Professional Ski Instructors of America level one lesson. It is a lesson, that they give to children who have never skied before and it teaches them the fundamentals. It really, really stresses safety in making sure that they can stop. If you do go through a lesson your child will get a report card just like this at the end which will tell you how they did. This can be used for future lessons and to track your child's progress. So this concludes today's lesson on teaching your child to ski. We hope you have got a good understanding of the fundamentals of introductory skiing from clothing and equipment to basic movements. Obviously, the next step will be to take your child up on the lift. However, PSIA strongly recommends making sure your child can stop before they go up. In fact, ski areas have minimum ages for riding the lift alone. So it is good to check with the ticket counter. In closing, another word about safety, it is your responsibility to make sure your child stays safe on the slopes and learns to ski in control. But it is not as hard as it seems. Most resorts have safe places for beginners to practice and even offer beginner packages that include lift tickets, rentals and lessons.

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Robin Shudak: Hi, I am Robin Shudak, an instructor at Sno Mountain. Today's lesson is how to teach your child to ski. Now in case you are wondering; this lesson that I did right here with Cassidy pretty much mirrors the PSIA or Professional Ski Instructors of America level one lesson. It is a lesson, that they give to children who have never skied before and it teaches them the fundamentals. It really, really stresses safety in making sure that they can stop.

If you do go through a lesson your child will get a report card just like this at the end which will tell you how they did. This can be used for future lessons and to track your child's progress. So this concludes today's lesson on teaching your child to ski. We hope you have got a good understanding of the fundamentals of introductory skiing from clothing and equipment to basic movements.

Obviously, the next step will be to take your child up on the lift. However, PSIA strongly recommends making sure your child can stop before they go up. In fact, ski areas have minimum ages for riding the lift alone. So it is good to check with the ticket counter. In closing, another word about safety, it is your responsibility to make sure your child stays safe on the slopes and learns to ski in control. But it is not as hard as it seems. Most resorts have safe places for beginners to practice and even offer beginner packages that include lift tickets, rentals and lessons.

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