Ski Cross Course Development
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Revision as of 17:28, 30 September 2009
Ski Cross Course Standard see the ICR 4501
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Concepts
1. The Slope;
- Natural Features
2. The Track
- The way to go down the slope
- Number of Change of Directions
- Snow Making
- Safety
3. The Features
- What Ski Cross Features are to be used on the Track?
4. Links to GPS Ski Cross on the Internet
- Cypress Mountain CAN 2010 OWG [1]
- La Plagne FRA [2]
- Flaine FRA [3]
- Myrkdalen NOR [4]
- Innichen San Candido ITA [5]
- Palandöken Mountain Erzurum TUR [6].
5. Constructed Courses
Deer Valley CAN 2008
LAAX SUI 2004
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