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HALSBURY SKI - How To Ski Safely - Top Tips

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1. RESPECT FOR OTHERS
Be aware of all skiers around you and do not endanger them. Give priority to skiers downhill of you. When overtaking or crossing the path of another skier, it is your reponsibility to ensure that you do not collide or cause him/her to fall.

2. CONTROL OF SPEED
Only ski within the limits of your ability and be sure you can always stop safely.

3. CHOICE OF ROUTE
Pick your route carefully and be prepared to handle changing situations with other skiers/boarders and the mountain itself.

4. OVERTAKING
Always allow space for others to make their turns and remember that those ahead of you have right of way. The slower skier/boarder also has right of way.

5. START IN SAFETY
Look up and down before starting off or entering a piste and ensure enough space to avoid the path of other piste users.

6. STOPPING ON THE PISTE
Never stop to rest in the middle of a piste or on blind corners or sudden drops. Get to the side of the piste where it is safer. After a fall, move quickly to the side.

7. RESPECT FOR SIGNS AND MARKINGS
Always obey signs. They provide vital information for YOU and YOUR safety on the mountain.

8. HELP AT ACCIDENTS
At an accident you are duty bound to assist, whilst not endangering yourself or other slope users.

9. IDENTIFY YOURSELF AT AN ACCIDENT
Understand accident procedures and be prepared to help. Witnesses must provide names and addresses.

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Day sack

Ski pass / GHIC / MOD90

Wallet/Money

Phone

Lunch

Energy Snack

Water

Helmet

Goggles

Sunglasses

Suncream

Lip blam

Gloves

Buff

Warm layer

Spare socks

Personal Medication/first aid kit

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Snow-Forecast Online - St Johann-Alpendorf

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Snow-Forecast Online - St Johann-Alpendorf

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St Johann-Alpendorf Snow Forecast (mid mountain) | Snow-Forecast.com

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St Johann-Alpendorf snow forecast for mid-mountain level in the ski resort of St Johann-Alpendorf, Austria.

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Ski amadé app - Smart helper for your jacket pocket

The best helper for your ski holiday - with the mobile App "Ski amadé" you are always up-to-date and well-informed: photo realistic slope maps, smart routing, all lift and hut information. The Friend-Tracker ensures that you do not lose sight of your friends. The interactive panorama on your PC or cell phone allows you to check the situation already at home or buy your ski pass conveniently on the phone.

Discover the Ski amadé App for free!

NEW: The free Ski amadé App brings the ultimate SENSATIONS-Challenge! The rule is simple: visit SENSATIONS locations, capture moments, scan the QR code. The most diligent collectors can expect cool prizes from Atomic, Komperdell, NAKED Optics, ski vacations incl. ski passes, a Ski amadé ALL-IN Card Gold as well as White and much more.

LIVE INFO
Open lifts & slopes, weather, webcams, etc. are always at a glance.

SKI RESORT MAPS
No matter if a 3D view of the ski area, virtual reality, photo-realistic 2D view, topographic map or an interactive map view - get an even better overview of Ski amadé directly from home!

ROUTING & TRACKING
Use the navigation from A to B in the ski area. In addition, you can record your ski day in the diary using the piste tracker as well as GPS tracking, review it again and again and share it with friends. The friend tracker offers the perfect overview of your friends in the ski area, so you can always find each other again directly.

EXPERIENCE THE SKI AREA
Experience even more on your ski vacation and discover highlights, ski huts, piste tour routes or toboggan runs in Ski amadé.

TICKETS
Ski tickets can be conveniently purchased directly via the app from home.

SOS
Integrated emergency call function in the app so that we can help you as quickly as possible in emergency situations.

The Ski amadé app can be used in all Ski amadé ski areas:

* Salzburger Sportwelt: Snow Space Salzburg (Flachau, Wagrain, St. Johann), Zauchensee-Flachauwinkl, Flachauwinkl-Kleinarl, Radstadt-Altenmarkt, Filzmoos, Eben
* Schladming Dachstein: Planai, Hochwurzen, Hauser Kaibling, Reiteralm, Fageralm, Ramsau am Dachstein, Dachstein Gletscher, Galsterberg
* Gastein: Schlossalm - Angertal - Stubnerkogel, Graukogel, Sportgastein, Dorfgastein
* Hochkönig: Mühlbach, Dienten, Maria Alm
* Grossarltal: Grossarl

By downloading the app, you accept the terms and conditions of Ski amadé and the Ski amadé app:
www.skiamade.com/agb

Technical realization:
3D RealityMaps GmbH
www.realitymaps.de

Good panorams, but no info about pistes and etc and no english vertion

Good panorams, but no info about pistes and etc and no english vertion

Hello, thanks for your feedback. We would appreciate it, if you would try out our new app and give us further feedback :-) Best regards

Useless unless you accept almost 0 info

Never up to date in the beginning of the season, and the slopes all show as offline after hours which makes it confusing for knowing what is up and running and what still hasn't got enough snow. . .

Hello,

thanks for your feedback.
I'm quite sure you downloaded our old app ... we would appreciate it, if you would try out our new app :-)

Best regards

Crashes

The app crashes every time I try to open a map. Can't use it.

Hello, thanks for your feedback. We would appreciate it, if you would try out our new app and give us further feedback :-) Best regards

The developer, Ski amadé GmbH, indicated that the app's privacy practices may include handling of data as described below. For more information, see the developer's privacy policy.

Data Used to Track You

The following data may be used to track you across apps and websites owned by other companies:

Data Linked to You

The following data may be collected and linked to your identity:

Data Not Linked to You

The following data may be collected but it is not linked to your identity:

Privacy practices may vary, for example, based on the features you use or your age. Learn More

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Backcountry Ski Gear: Comprehensive Guide

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How to Choose Ski and Snowboard Goggles Most ski and snowboard goggles will offer protection from wind, cold, and snow, but beyond that there are some key features to consider when purchasing goggles: lens type and quality, lens colour or tint, lens shape, interchangeable lenses, frame size and fit. Wearing goggles tha

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SNOW GOGGLE LENS TINT GUIDE Goggles are one of the most important pieces of a skier or snowboarder kit. Any skier or snowboarder can tell you that not being able to see ruins a day as fast as wet cold hands or sore feet. All ski and snowboard goggles will offer some basic protection from wind and cold, but beyond the b

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How to Choose Backcountry Alpine Touring Ski Boots

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Key Points of Accident Procedure

In order of priority, the key points of accident procedure are:

1. Ensure that the casualty is in no further danger. Make sure that they cannot be hit by other

snow users (see 2 below), and that they are secure from sliding further downhill.

2. Warn other people of the casualty's position by sticking crossed skis in the snow at least 10 metres uphill. This also helps the ski patrol find the site. This may be delegated to another person while you deal with the casualty.

3. Check for life-threatening injuries, and immediately take the appropriate steps: • If the casualty is unconscious, ensure that their airway is clear and put them in the recovery position.

• If the casualty has stopped breathing, apply mouth-to-mouth resuscitation

• If the casualty has no pulse, apply cardiac massage

• If the casualty is suffering serious loss of blood, apply a pressure-pad to the wound

4. Check for signs of spinal injury. If the casualty has damaged their spine, any further movement may cause additional injury, including permanent paralysis. If you suspect this, avoid moving them except to deal with life threatening injuries.

5. Keep the casualty warm, and try to reassure and comfort them prior to the ski patrol's arrival. Support and immobilise an injured limb. Where the lower leg or foot is injured, never loosen

or remove the ski boot.

6. Summon the ski patrol via the nearest emergency telephone, lift station or café. If possible, stay with the casualty and send a message (preferably written down) with two or more experienced

people. If possible, give the following details:

• The nature of the injury

• The name or number of the run

• The identifying number of the nearest piste marker or lift pylon

• Any other information on the casualty's precise location

7. Ensure that the rest of the group are kept safe and warm. Assemble them at the side of the run, or send them to the nearest café or shelter. Bear in mind that the incident may have affected

their confidence and state of mind.

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An extremely close call !

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Luke Hinz on Instagram: "Epic, then terrifying…this is long, but worth watching to the end.

I post a lot of content about skiing powder and big lines, with seemingly no consequences.  But every time we step into the mountains, we are accepting and navigating endless hazards, and that often gets lost in the polishing and curating of social media.  So I think it’s important to share these things too, because this is reality.

I skied consequential terrain in considerable avalanche danger, and this was the result. I just happened to turn around at the right time and see this slide coming, otherwise it would have royally kicked my ass.  In short, I got lucky, and neither me nor my partner got hurt.  But these experiences are always humbling, because the goal is to never be in these situations in the first place. So back to the drawing board…

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57K likes, 519 comments - chutingproject on February 23, 2025: "Epic, then terrifying…this is long, but worth watching to the end.

I post a lot of content about skiing powder and big lines, with seemingly no consequences.  But every time we step into the mountains, we are accepting and navigating endless hazards, and that often gets lost in the polishing and curating of social media.  So I think it’s important to share these things too, because this is reality.

I skied consequential terrain in considerable avalanche danger, and this was the result. I just happened to turn around at the right time and see this slide coming, otherwise it would have royally kicked my ass.  In short, I got lucky, and neither me nor my partner got hurt.  But these experiences are always humbling, because the goal is to never be in these situations in the first place. So back to the drawing board…

#backcountryskiing #earnyourturns #skiuphill #ski #skiing #steepskiing #skitouring #skimountaineering #skier #chuteskiing #mountaineering #360camera #utah #fpv #gopro #goprohero #hero12black #utavy #utavyobs #avalanche". 

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Leo on Instagram: "Piqûre de rappel. 
C’était notre dernière descente de la journée, le manteau neigeux était étonnamment plus stable qu’imaginé, du moins c’est la réflexion qu’on s’était fait plusieurs fois dans la matinée. 
Cet homme décide de nous suivre de loin, nous avions échangé quelques mots lors de la précédente montée.
N’étant pas professionnel je me permettrais pas de commenter les éventuelles erreurs qu’il ou que nous avons commis, néanmoins il est intéressant de voir deux choses : premièrement même dans une pente skiée quelques secondes avant par trois personne le risque d’avalanche n’en est pas réduit. 
Deuxièmement l’utilisation de l’airbag a été dans son cas salvatrice. Malgré les 300mètres de chute et la taille de l’avalanche, nous l’avons retrouvé conscient et en dehors. 
Même si lui s’en sort bien, ce n’est pas toujours le cas. Il est donc primordial d’étudier l’endroit où on va, de connaître l’état du manteau neigeux, de skier accompagné et de ne jamais sous estimer une face sous prétexte qu’on la connais. Beaucoup trop d’accidents arrivent à cause d’un manque d’attention et d’un relâchement de concentration.
Je me sent chanceux aujourd’hui, pour nous comme pour lui ç’aurait pu être bien pire.
Ride safe 🤟

🇬🇧 A wake-up call. It was our last descent of the day. The snowpack was more stable than we had anticipated, or at least that’s what we had thought repeatedly the whole morning. A man decided to follow us from afar; we had exchanged a few words on the way up just before.
Not being a mountain professional, I did not dare comment on any mistakes that he or that we might have made, however, two things were to be noted:
Firstly, even on a slope skied by three people a few seconds before, the avalanche risk was not reduced."

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347K likes, 2,101 comments - leoloux_ on January 31, 2025: "Piqûre de rappel. 
C’était notre dernière descente de la journée, le manteau neigeux était étonnamment plus stable qu’imaginé, du moins c’est la réflexion qu’on s’était fait plusieurs fois dans la matinée. 
Cet homme décide de nous suivre de loin, nous avions échangé quelques mots lors de la précédente montée.
N’étant pas professionnel je me permettrais pas de commenter les éventuelles erreurs qu’il ou que nous avons commis, néanmoins il est intéressant de voir deux choses : premièrement même dans une pente skiée quelques secondes avant par trois personne le risque d’avalanche n’en est pas réduit. 
Deuxièmement l’utilisation de l’airbag a été dans son cas salvatrice. Malgré les 300mètres de chute et la taille de l’avalanche, nous l’avons retrouvé conscient et en dehors. 
Même si lui s’en sort bien, ce n’est pas toujours le cas. Il est donc primordial d’étudier l’endroit où on va, de connaître l’état du manteau neigeux, de skier accompagné et de ne jamais sous estimer une face sous prétexte qu’on la connais. Beaucoup trop d’accidents arrivent à cause d’un manque d’attention et d’un relâchement de concentration.
Je me sent chanceux aujourd’hui, pour nous comme pour lui ç’aurait pu être bien pire.
Ride safe 🤟

🇬🇧 A wake-up call. It was our last descent of the day. The snowpack was more stable than we had anticipated, or at least that’s what we had thought repeatedly the whole morning. A man decided to follow us from afar; we had exchanged a few words on the way up just before.
Not being a mountain professional, I did not dare comment on any mistakes that he or that we might have made, however, two things were to be noted:
Firstly, even on a slope skied by three people a few seconds before, the avalanche risk was not reduced.". 

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Look for the flattest part of the mogul to reduce edge and increase ease of rotation. Use a strong pole plant to punctuate the end of one turn and start of the next turn.

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