Whether you’re an excited newbie wanting to build your confidence or an old-timer looking a for a quick day trip to the slopes, visiting local artificial ski slopes is a fantastic opportunity for getting into the swing of using those edges.
Beginners will benefit greatly from getting to grips with the basics before they go. Great Escapades strongly recommends booking in for a lesson, you’ll learn to keep repeating the word ‘snowplough’ to yourself as you learn to turn, how your posture should look such as weight distribution and mastering that drag lift! You’ll also pick up on the all important small things such as how to put on your ski boots on and what tightness to have them so that your feet are nice and comfy.
Old-timers who are bored in their offices sat day dreaming about the sensation of the snow will be able to have the next best thing as artificial ski slopes are scattered all around the UK.
Dry ski slopes are white synthetic bristles designed to simulate snow. Alternatively you’ll find indoor man made snow which uses the same technology as the snow canons on the mountains. Ever wondered how they make the snow? Well, water droplets are propelled at out of a canon at high pressure using compressed air. The water is magically transformed into crystals! The artificial slopes provide some smooth terrain for to glide down, on your doorstep. Whether you’re thinking of heading to a dry ski slope or artificial snow, remember to wear gloves and some padded comfortable clothing. Either will be sure to give you a great day out.
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