"Backcountry skiing and snowboarding are both significantly more dangerous than skiing or snowboarding on resort. As such, preparation for the season ahead should be more in depth, ensuring that you, your gear, and your partner(s) are ready for the winter. The Mountain Training Center provided 5 ways you can and should be preparing for the backcountry season. The tips aren't all that complicated. Make sure you refresh your avalanche knowledge, brushing up on weather and snowpack fundamentals."
"Get your gear in order, make sure you have everything you need, and ensure it all works. Conduct preseason beacon drills and partner rescue practice. Work on strength and endurance for uphill ski touring and downhill travel and, lastly, set objective, training days, and personal progression goals for the season ahead. Nolan Deck is a writer for Unofficial Networks, covering skiing and outdoor adventure."
Backcountry skiing and snowboarding carry significantly higher risk than resort riding, so preseason preparation must be more thorough. Critical preparation areas include refreshing avalanche knowledge and reviewing weather and snowpack fundamentals. Gear organization and function checks are essential to ensure all necessary equipment is present and operational. Preseason beacon drills and partner rescue practice reinforce lifesaving skills and response times. Physical conditioning that improves uphill touring stamina and downhill control reduces fatigue-related errors. Setting objective training days and personal progression goals concentrates practice and safely advances skills throughout the season.
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