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What is the NASTAR community?

Welcome to our new and improved site. Here, you can interact with other racers on the forum, post your own photos and stories, and read the latest news on racing, skiing, resorts, family activities, and gear. Log in to join the conversation.

Why do I need two logins?

You might have noticed that our site has changed. We've added a new and improved forum, a photo section where you can share your own photos, and ski tips, travel ideas, and more to keep your racing improving. To be a part of the community you'll need to register and create an account. We encourage all NASTAR members to use their NASTAR Registration Number and password when they create their NASTAR community log in to simplify their experience.

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Ski Tips

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Ski Tips / SkiMag.com
STEP 1: Look Before You LeapKeep your eyes focused at least five feet ahead of your ski tips. Your feet will know where to go, and you'll increase your confidence and control if you know what's coming. STEP 2: Stay In the Front SeatYou can't drive a car from the backseat. Same goes for skiing. Flex your ankles forward to keep shin pressure on the...
Ski Tips / SkiingMag.com
STEP 1: Look Before You LeapKeep your eyes focused at least five feet ahead of your ski tips. Your feet will know where to go, and you'll increase your confidence and control if you know what's coming. STEP 2: Stay In the Front SeatYou can't drive a car from the backseat. Same goes for skiing. Flex your ankles forward to keep shin pressure on the...
Ski Tips / SkiingMag.com
Check out the slideshow below for pictures of the moves.[INTERACTIVE_SLIDESHOW]1. Approach the wall in your B-boy stance, meaning gorilla steez for all you new-school punks: knees bent, arms forward, like you're going to hit a mogul kicker. Ha!2—3. Once your ski tips hit the wall, you have to make sure you're centered or you'll end up doing a body...
Ski Tips / SkiingMag.com
Check out the slideshow below for pictures of the moves.[INTERACTIVE_SLIDESHOW]1. Approach the wall in your B-boy stance, meaning gorilla steez for all you new-school punks: knees bent, arms forward, like you're going to hit a mogul kicker. Ha!2—3. Once your ski tips hit the wall, you have to make sure you're centered or you'll end up doing a body...
Ski Tips / SkiingMag.com
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