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SKIING sa AIRCRAFT SKIS sa WATER SKIING & BOARDING xx SPORTS xx WINTER SPORTS A look at the equipment you will need for cross-country skiing. A look at family skiing. Covers five typical days of instruction for adults and some of the teaching tricks for youngsters. Ski boot tree. Eight basic skiing positions or forms are shown in drawings. Sketches show the basics of striding and climbing on cross-country skis. How to cross-country ski. A look at learning to cross-country ski. Ski touring. How to get started in cross-country skiing. Diagrams illustrate basic cross-country skiing manuvers. Sketches show the basic moves in learning to cross-country ski. The silent sport. Getting started in cross-country skiing. Some tips. Skinny skiing. Tips on getting started in cross-country skiing. See and ski. How to take pictures on the slopes without giving up skiing. Tips from several photographers. Tips on taking your camera along with you when you go winter skiing. How to protect the camera and yet still take pictures outdoors. Two methods for storing skis. (1) A wall mounted rack for hanging skis. (2) A storage bench with a lift up seat and slots in the back to hold skis. Estimated cost: $10 & $40. Build this simple wall-mounted ski storage rack to hold skis and poles. Tune up your downhill skis. Step-by-step plan to repair and wax your equipment. Schussing and shooting. Tips for taking good ski photographs. Winter sports rack. Made from pine and dowels. A water-tight tray catches the melting snow from skis, boots, and jackets. Est. cost: $30. Ski storage rack. Simple plywood rack holds four pair of skis, poles, and boots. Tips on selecting and bending wood for skis. Make your own cross-country skis from laminated wood. Two methods shown. Wall-hung storage rack for skis and ski poles. All wood construction. Skiting (snow kiting). Using soft traction kites to pull a person on skis. Getting started in cross-country skiing. Build your own one-man ski. Add a platform and bindings for two boots to a single conventional ski. Est. cost: $50. A look at our newest sport, ski camping. Make your own ski-bike. It consists of a frame made of copper tubing with a seat and handlebars. The frame is mounted on a pair of stubby skis. The front ski turns for steering. A look at cross-country skiing and tips on selecting equipment. Convert a ski pole to do double duty as a monopod camera support. How to get started in cross-country skiing. Cross-country skiing. Advice on equipment, clothing, and footwork. Shootin' on the slopes. Tips on ski photography. Daredevil skiing. The photography of no second chances. How to plan for and make photographs of daredevil skiers. Snowboarding. Working with your subjects to get action shots. Includes conditions and techniques to consider. Tricks of taking super skiing photographs. Taking photos of snow skiing at slower shutter speeds in order to enhance the feeling of speed and motion. Ski shooter. Making tremendous ski action shots is more complicated than you might have thought. How to get the best results by planning and knowing your sport. How to learn to ski parallel in seven days. Fit out a bicycle with skis for extra thrills in hill coasting. Tips on skiing with the short ski. Only three simple movements needed to ski like an expert. How to maintain the bottom of skis. Tips on sharpening, repairing and waxing. How to trim down an old pair of alpine skis and refinish them for use as cross-country skis. How to lash a pair of skis together to make a sled on which to haul a victim of an accident. The only modification required to cross-country skis is the drilling of one hole in the tip of each ski. Then, your ski poles, some short spacer sticks and 100-feet of nylon rope will make a sled capable of fully supporting an injured person. Simple wall rack holds three pair of skis and poles. Easily built storage rack holds skis and ski boots. Waxing bench holds ski firmly so that tip and bottom may be cleaned, waxed and smoothed. Build a customized ski boot carrier. An expert tells how to shoot super ski pictures. Take your camera skiing. How to safely film the thrills and beauty. Shows how to mount your movie camera on a helmet or on your ski's. Ski shooting. A professional ski photographer tells how to handle snow, cold, and glaring sun and come back with spectacular results. Shooting the slopes. Three professional ski photographers give advice for shooting outdoor action photographs in the snow. Portable ski tow is driven by jacked up rear wheel of automobile. Est. cost: $20 to $90. Simple plywood holders keep ski boots flat. The sport of Skijoring is viewed. Towing skiers behind snowmobiles is a lot like water skiing, but easier. Build the Uno ski. Make this 7-1/2" wide ski which has two boat bindings on one ski. Built by laminating layers of marine mahogany plywood. Basic techniques and equipment needed to get into cross-country skiing. Wall rack is built from rough-cut cedar to store skis. An expert guide to the best in cross-country ski gear. Getting into ski mountaineering, the sport of camping in the mountains during the winter. Tips on equipment, supplies and techniques. Wall-mounted rack to hole skis and poles. Alpine action. Tips on photographing ski action shots in an alpine environment. A look at the art of waxing skis. After a brief discussion of the pros and cons, the two basic types of ski wax are explained and the technique for waxing skis is described. A look at cross-country skiing, the technique and the equipment. How to build a ski storage rack from a 1x6 board and a pair of wine-bottle corks. Introducing children to the joys, chills, and spills of skiing. A guide to a successful first few excursions. Padded bag for skis and poles. Est. cost: $60. How to tune up your downhill skis. Storage ideas for ski paraphernalia. 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