bandit wrote:There is a proven self arrest technique which has been in existence for many years. It is routinely taught to skiers who take higher level and off piste instruction.
And it is?
Started by Peter Shone in Ski Chatter 22-Feb-2010 - 42 Replies
AllyG
reply to 'Investigation into Reaction Time in Skiing Accidents' posted Feb-2010
bandit wrote:There is a proven self arrest technique which has been in existence for many years. It is routinely taught to skiers who take higher level and off piste instruction.
Snapzzz
reply to 'Investigation into Reaction Time in Skiing Accidents' posted Feb-2010
AllyG wrote:Snapzz,
Design me a decent breaking system then, please, and I will test it for you next time I'm ski-ing. It was a very strange sensation totally being unable to stop, and I don't think I'd have been able to use an ice axe - some sort of anchor might have been better ?
Ally
Finn
reply to 'Investigation into Reaction Time in Skiing Accidents' posted Feb-2010
Snapzzz
reply to 'Investigation into Reaction Time in Skiing Accidents' posted Feb-2010
Ian Wickham wrote:
it can be taught, and lets be honest it could save your life 8)
Mark203
reply to 'Investigation into Reaction Time in Skiing Accidents' posted Feb-2010
Snapzzz wrote:
Comparing them to a ski parachute is plain silly.
Trencher
reply to 'Investigation into Reaction Time in Skiing Accidents' posted Feb-2010
AllyG wrote:bandit wrote:There is a proven self arrest technique which has been in existence for many years. It is routinely taught to skiers who take higher level and off piste instruction.
And it is?
Mark203
reply to 'Investigation into Reaction Time in Skiing Accidents' posted Feb-2010
Trencher
reply to 'Investigation into Reaction Time in Skiing Accidents' posted Feb-2010
Topic last updated on 23-February-2010 at 15:05