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Where to LookContacts and sources of information include:
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Books and MagazinesBooksThere are several guides to better skiing available from booksellers and ski shops. Useful publications include:
Learn to Ski in a Weekend by Dorling Kindersley
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Ski ClubsContact the National Ski Council or visit a local dry ski slope centre/skiing resort for information about local or regional skiing clubs.
The Ski Club of Great Britain runs schemes to enable its members to get more from skiing and snowboarding. The club arranges holidays with qualified leaders and provides information and advice including a selection of free leaflets for the general public. Their site gives details of membership costs. | ||||||||||||||
National OrganisationsNational Ski CouncilsThere are national ski councils for England, Scotland, Ireland and Wales. They encourage competitions for skiers of all abilities; promote good ski coaching; maintain standards of performance and excellence among skiers; encourage a network of ski clubs; and work closely with other agencies. Scottish National Ski Council, web site http://www.snsc.demon.co.uk/ English Ski Council, web site http://www.bluedome.co.uk/interest/ski/index.htm
Ski Council of Wales
Ulster Ski Council
The Uphill Ski Club of Great Britain
British Association of Ski Instructors
British Ski Federation
The International Ski Federation
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Ski ShopsAll ski shops stock a wide range of skiing gear and accessories. They are happy to give advice about what you need.
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LinksHere are just a few of the sites available on the web:
Skiing
Dry Ski Slopes in the UK
Scottish Ski Centres
British Ski Federation
The Ski Club of Great Britain
Scottish National Ski Council
English Ski Council
Uphill Ski Club of Great Britain for disabled skiers
The British Association of Ski Instructors
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