Name: Skiing: Getting Into Ski Bindings On A Steep Slope
Uploaded: 2016-12-10T17:11:42.000Z
Duration: 1 min 27 s
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Hi I'm Heather with "Just A Colorado Gal" and I'm here today to talk to you about something

that happens to everyone during a ski day and that's how to put your skis back on when

you're on a steep slope. It happens to everyone. Maybe you're having a good day with friends,

you have an accident, your skis pop off, but you're on a really really steep hill and it's

hard to get them back on. So, the first thing you're going to want to do is put your two

skis perpendicular to the mountain so they don't run away from you. A quick word of note,

sometimes when you're skiing the snow can get really really sticky and it can gather

in your bindings or on the bottom of your ski boot and that makes it really hard to

step in to your bindings. So before you try to put your skis back on, make sure you clean

out your bindings with your hand, and then maybe take your hand or your ski pole and

dig those big chunks of snow off the bottom of your ski boot. And then you're going to

want to build a platform underneath the downhill ski. And, that'll involve digging the edge

in, and then kind of building a flat area so it stays put. Once you have that downhill

ski solidly into the mountain, you're going to want to step over it, click your toe in,

and then stomp into your binding. Once you have your bottom ski on you can kind of dig

into the side of the hill to make sure you have a good solid platform still and that's

when you can focus on putting on the uphill ski. Click into your binding. You're still

perpendicular to the mountain so you can grab your poles, get your skis pointed downhill,

I hope you found these tips helpful, and if you did, give us a thumbs up. For more ski

related videos, click on one of the links at the end.