THE BEST SKI RESORTS IN THE WORLD
We opted for a Thule roof rack with Snowpack L ski carrier (L = Long = 75cm). We opted for the long version as we have quite fat skis and occasionally have friends join us so need to carry more than two pairs of skis.
My out-take: Use spare moments of your day to exercise – like exercising whilst you are cleaning your teeth. Keep active – ski and do yoga every day. Eat a nutritionally balanced diet – veggie mountain food options for me.
Don’t be fooled by how easy this massage for hamstrings, calves and lower back seems. Remember to breathe deeply with each roll.
Pizza is one of my ‘go-to’ foods when in a ski resort, whether it’s an Italian ski resort or not. The vast majority of ski resorts have a restaurant purporting to be some variant of an Italian – so it is there I head. When at home I do make my own, so here’s my route to post ski pizza heaven.
With January just around the corner and the snow base building, here’s a summary of what the Government recommend with regards your ski safety.
Cauliflower soup makes the perfect starter. It can be prepared in advance. Cauliflower soup contains cheese and cream, so not for lactose intolerant people.
Being Black Friday and being more interested in black runs than shopping. Let’s look at one of the new ski areas of Arapahoe Basin, ‘The Steep Gullies’.
I’ve already covered the advice the Government give before you go on your ski holiday. Now we look at what happens when you get there.
