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Piste Feb 06 6/2/06 2:05 Pm Page 1 Piste Feb 06 6/2/06 2:05 pm Page 1 Fostering, promoting and developing the interests of English skiers £2.50 February - March 06 Great day out A star Come on, you Brits! Get out to the Dolomites for some is born spectacular skiing and scenery Freestyle Winter Olympics hopeful Catch up on the latest Finlay Mickel talks news on pages 8-9 to the Piste SNOWSPORT ENGLAND INSTRUCTOR COURSES UPDATE - 12-13 Piste Feb 06 6/2/06 2:05 pm Page 2 2 THE piste February - March 06 EDITOR’Smessage will be having a late ski break. Hopefully, the snow will hang Hi to you all. I hope you have enjoyed around for a while yet. For those of your winter ski season. It no sooner you still to go on your trip, enjoy. seems to start than it’s over! This year seems to have been an I In our last issue excellent year for snowfalls; Austria, of the season Switzerland, Italy, Canada and the USA With days to go before the all had early dumps to start it all off. Winter Olympics in Torino we talk It all started just before Christmas in to Finlay Mickel, Britain’s hope in Europe with huge dumps of the white the Downhill. stuff. I was lucky enough to be in Val We feature one of skiing's Gardena the week before Christmas; having “Great Ski Days Out” – a day trip around the checked at regular intervals the web cams on the Sella Ronda in the Dolomites. Val Gardena website I was concerned that no snow The latest report from Tim Fawke on England’s would have fallen by the time I travelled. Alpine team. One week before it was still pretty green, then Freestyle – Brits take on the world came the snow and, boy, did it snow! My week was … and a charity Snow-Camp that takes some of an excellent one with huge falls and fabulous the country’s most disadvantaged kids to the Alps skiing conditions. – your chance to help kids enjoy the joys of skiing With Easter a little later this year, many of you and boarding. Barry Spouge Email: [email protected] or call 01986 834216 Published by Countrywide Publications CONTENTS (A division of Micropress Printers Ltd) 27 Norwich Road, Halesworth, Suffolk, IP19 8BX GREAT OPPORTUNITY 5 Tel: 01986 834216 / Fax: 01986 834270 Disadvantaged youngsters learn skiing ISDN: 01986 874752 e-mail: [email protected] Published on behalf of Snowsport England ROYAL ENDORSEMENT Tel: 0121 501 2314 / Fax: 0121 585 6448 6 e-mail: [email protected] Prince Edward keeps promise to dry slope club Web : www.snowsportengland.org.uk All editorial and advertisement copy should be sent to Countrywide Publications at the DOWNHILL RACER 10-11 above address. Publishing Director: Barry Spouge British hope talks to the Piste Tel: 01986 834216/ Mob: 07802 824120 e-mail: [email protected] Printed by Micropress Printers Ltd Tel: 01986 834200 KEEP FIT WITH CARL 14-15 Opinions expressed by contributors in The Piste are not necessarily those held by the Learn to recover after your workout publisher or Snowsport England. No part of this magazine may be reproduced without the specific written permission of the YOUR LETTERS 16 publisher. While every care is taken to ensure the accuracy of information contained You respond to issues in the world of skiing in The Piste, we do not accept responsibility for any errors or matters relating. RESORT REPORT 18-19 A great day out on a ski circuit Cover picture: Sella Ronda – one of the great ski days out Make sure of your copy – call Snowsport England on 0121 501 2314. Piste Feb 06 6/2/06 2:05 pm Page 3 February - March 06 THE piste 3 Productive meeting on modernisation programme At the Council meeting on 3 December 2005, the there was a considerable amount to gain from the day. November Snowsport GB congress presentation was Council raised some very important questions that need presented to Council members. The full presentation is to be answered before taking the proposals to the clubs available on the website on www.snowsportengland.org.uk and regions. It was followed by a question and answer session. A Council recommended that roadshows be postponed number of questions were raised by Council, and these until their questions had been answered and members questions accompany the presentation on the website can be better informed. The Board have, therefore, with the answers given on the day. accepted this recommendation. The roadshows are Key questions have been highlighted, which will be fed expected to take place after Easter. back to the Modernisation Working Groups. A hard copy I If after reading the presentations and questions and of the presentation and questions has been sent to all answers you have any additional questions or would like clubs and regions. to offer any feedback, please contact The consultation with Council was very productive and [email protected] Snowsports day BARSC triumph for to boost profile member This year sees the inauguration of In addition there will be many Snowsport England member Greg the National Ski and Snowboarding offers for active skiers and Evans had a successful outing at this Day on Saturday 4 March. snowboarders. year’s BARSC Championships at Les The aim of the day is to promote all The day is the idea of the Menuires, France. aspects of snowsports activities, and Snowsports Forum whose aim is He took gold medal in the British the event has been chosen to take continuously to raise the profile of Slalom event in the Junior 1 category, place shortly after the Turin Winter snow-related activities. and was the fastest British racer Olympics, taking place from 10 - 26 The day also seeks to improve the overall in this Junior 1 and Junior 2 February 2006. understanding of ski activities and slalom championship. It is hoped the day will encourage raise the profile of health and fitness non-skiers and boarders to join in the benefits. various activities, promotions and The National Ski and competitions taking place across the Snowboarding Day has already won country. the support of tour operators, tourist All details will be published on the boards, airlines and ski related website www.nationalskiand organisations. snowboardingday.com. Caroline Stuart-Taylor, chief executive of the Ski Club of Great Britain, said: “The Turin Winter Olympics will create a platform from GETfit which we can promote a sport which is not only fun and fashionable but Skiing is one of the best ways of that is good for you too. burning calories – 30 minutes “How many other sports encourage downhill skiing burns 247 you to work out at altitude in clean Podium triumph: Greg Evans calories, says the Ski Club of mountain air? with Frankie Clough and Jai Great Britain. “The introduction of new Geyer. This compares with: technologies and wider carving skis I 189 calories for 30 minutes means that most skiers and boarders In poor weather conditions, he cycling are able to ski unaided down a hill completed the two runs successfully I 192 calories for 30 minutes within a day and improvement comes to take the lead in what had been vigorous canoeing fast thereafter.” intended to be just a training trip I 162 calories golfing, and Ms Stuart-Taylor continued: “We with his club Sandown Park Ski I 114 calories fishing. are positive that the 4 March 2006 Racing Club based in Esher. Skiing also works all major will be an exciting day and hopefully Frankie Clough took the silver muscle groups – and all this in many people will be encouraged to medal and Jai Geyer, bronze in this the fresh mountain air! give snow sports the chance it Junior 1 category. deserves.” Piste Feb 06 6/2/06 2:05 pm Page 4 4 THE piste February - March 06 EHIC - make sure you understand rules on claims In response to news items about the new treatment, especially in a case of serious security office where you must make the EHIC (formerly E111) card, you need to be injury. Always ask for a claim reference claim. aware that you will only get a refund after number to prove you have advised them. I This office will require all original the treatment by applying to the relevant Make sure you have the emergency documents. (Make sure you have a copy office in the country where the injury number of the insurance company handy for the insurance company but do request occurred. Most insurance companies (it’s no use to you at home!). the originals back from the social security insist that you make the claim before they To get the refund from the EC: office). refund money, less the refund received I At the time of treatment, ensure the I Inform your insurance company of the via the EC. doctor/chemist is aware of your claim immediately. Do NOT wait until you If you do not make a claim against an entitlement by showing the new EHIC get the refund from the social security. EHIC, they will probably reduce the card. They will then produce the correct I On the social security form make sure amount refunded. The excuse that you do receipt for you to claim a refund. THEY you ask for the refund in Sterling (unless not have a EHIC is not usually accepted. WILL EXPECT PAYMENT IN FULL. you have a Euro bank account) as the Also it is important to notify the I Before leaving the resort make sure refund otherwise will automatically be in insurance company before obtaining you have the address of the local social Euros.
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