Skiing is a unique and fascinating sport, which is fun for avid skiers and snowboarders from the age of 3 to in general. Unfortunately, if your area is not rich in snow-covered slopes, most of us have limited skiing options. In fact, it turns out that the vast majority spend a week - two weeks a year skiing, and only a minority, fortunate, are capable of more. As amateur skiers, the purpose of ski preparation is to arrive at the vacation in optimal physical condition, which will allow us to get the most out of it and lower the chance and risk of injury, which will end the vacation prematurely. True, sometimes the solution is an indoor ski machine to surf for half a day because there is negligible risk power and it is relatively easy to prepare ourselves and enjoy longer surfing hours?
The Specific Requirements of Skiing
In skiing, most of the load is placed on the muscles of the lower limbs and lower back, and joints. Therefore, the main emphasis should be placed on them during preparation. Many of the skiers indeed complain about the feeling of being caught in the muscles of the hands and chest at endless multi-T-bar sites and plains that require "walking" on the skis.
Skiing is characterized by a constant interaction between the musculoskeletal system and the nervous system that controls movement. By proper and specific physical preparation, muscular strength, joint flexibility, and neural control over body activation can be improved. This improvement will result in better body control, higher performance level, and injury prevention
A Word of Warning?
Before starting, a word of warning: Many surfers have reported a feeling of muscular fatigue and pain, before the injury. These are the signs of poor fitness. Feelings, which led them to insecurity and loss of concentration. Because of this, it is important to prepare your body.
The preparation should be done under the guidance of a ski trainer, which will adapt the program to the age, health, and physical fitness of the trainee. It is also recommended to undergo an ergometric test once a year at an authorized institute.
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