This post may contain affiliate links which means that if you click through to a product or service and then buy it, I receive a small commission. There is no additional charge to you. May is National Walking month and this has inspired my latest blog on 11 ways to make hiking fun for young…
Skiing in slush – top tips from instructors
This post may contain affiliate links which means that if you click through to a product or service and then buy it, I receive a small commission. There is no additional charge to you. With the current spell of warm weather across the alps, the slopes are becoming softer. Love it or hate it, warmer…
How to reduce the risk of ACL injuries in skiers. Part 2
impelmentingThis post may contain affiliate links which means that if you click through to a product or service and then buy it, I receive a small commission. There is no additional charge to you. In Part 1 of how to reduce the risk of ACL injuries in skiers we introduced the principals behind ACL injury…
How to reduce the risk of ACL injuries in skiers. Part 1
This post may contain affiliate links which means that if you click through to a product or service and then buy it, I receive a small commission. There is no additional charge to you. Years ago, I wrote an article for a British ski magazine on how to reduce the risk of ACL injuries in…
Half term skiing: how to survive the madness!
Sharing the magic of the mountains with your children is a special way to make long lasting special memories. Think sunny days, fresh air and great food. Picture rosy-cheeked children with a healthy glow from being active in the great outdoors. Imagine roaring fires, cosy chalets and good wine. Fast forward to what can be…
Are you out of control?
I am making a sweeping generalisation when I presume that if you are reading this you are more likely to be an inherently sensible person who is keen to learn. Chances are, this is also how you ski or board, therefore you are less likely to be out of control and this blog is not…
7 of the best ways to reflect on yourself
This post may contain affiliate links which means that if you click through to a product or service and then buy it, I receive a small commission. There is no additional charge to you. So I was thinking (which is always a dangerous past-time), instead of making a New Years resolution I have been reflecting…
Top tips to help when you ski on ice.
Blue skies and sunny days in the mountains…..what more could you want? Er – a bit more snow please! Whilst the french alps had a good start to the season, warmer temperatures, rain and lots of skiers over the Christmas and New Year periods have left the slopes a bit scratchy in parts, especially in…
The best things to pack for a ski holiday with a baby
The thought of packing for a ski holiday with a baby may put a lot of people off a winter trip. Many friends have avoided skiing holidays while their children are very young and I can completely understand why. The thought of having to pack everything that you need to take a baby on holiday,…
12 great stocking filler ideas for skiers
The countdown to Christmas is on and ALP has come up with 12 great stocking filler ideas for skiers. I have selected a range of gifts, including both sensible and practical ideas and more indulgent presents which should suit a range of tastes. When possible, I do my best to support local businesses and I have…