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how young can you start skiing?
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Junior #1 started at about 8 months (
pics
). Junior #2 on his first birthday. But only for a few minutes at a time and taking it very slowly. 6 months on from his first slides (being pulled around on the flat) junior #2 is now confidently sliding on his own about 5 metres at a time.
But they soon pick it up - I gave up the battle to keep up with junior #1 by the time he was 6.
We bought equipment from
kidski
for the early days.
Obviously
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isn't a real person
Obviously
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isn't a real person
Okanagan
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Junior #1 started at about 8 months (pics).
Awww, gorgeous!
Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
My son was almost four when we first took him. He had an hour's one-on-one for the first couple of days. After that he was able to 'plow an easy green and we spent another couple of mornings just doing that. In the afternoons we did something different so that he did not get too tired. Since then, he and his older sister love the snow and are getting better than me!
Chamonix was a great starter location, they have a super easy green in the middle of town with a little conveyor belt to get the kids up the hill. There is also tons to do when not skiing, all very much close to hand.
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