Purchasing a waxing iron can be one of the best investments you can make for your skiing. Not only will you glide fast and hike less, but you will be taking care of your skis. I have been waxing and tuning my skis since I was 10 years old. Here is a quick tutorial:
Ski Waxing Tutorial By Grete:
What you need: skis, waxing iron, ski wax and a scraper.
1. Buy a Waxing Iron
2. Buy Wax (Waxes are different for different temperatures of snow).
3. Buy Scraper
4. Find a space at home, preferably outside where you do not mind dripping wax onto the floor. You also need a space that ha...
Hey Everyone,
Check out the schedule just released by the iF3 Film Festival in Montreal. You will be able to get a viewing of Say My Name before it's release on iTunes.
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Hey everyone, Skiing Magazine just posted a couple of cool photos and a write-up on what I did this summer. If you have been an active follower this summer on my blog it will probably just be a repeat. But here it is!
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I was nominated for a Fri Flyt Magazine Award, go check out the article and vote.
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Hi Grete:
We (PostRank) just ran across your blog and included it in our list of [Freestyle Skiing] blogs to watch during the Olympics. You can see where you rank on the list and who else is included here:
http://www.postrank.com/topic/Olympics2010/Freestyle%20Skiing
We’re looking forward to reading your posts over the next couple of weeks, and will be giving out blog awards to the most engaging Olympics bloggers at the end of the event. Feel free to suggest others for the list. Good luck!
Best,
Cheri
Awesome! I will do my best even though I am not at the Olympics.