Skiing
using a Monoski:
A
monoski is a piece of equipment that allows people with
disabilities affecting their legs to ski sitting down.
The skier sits in a “bucket” seat, this is
mounted on a suspension system, underneath is a standard
alpine ski. Outriggers are used to help with balance,
turn initiation and moving around on the flat. Outriggers
are similar to a forearm crutch with a short ski attached
to the bottom. The Monoski requires strength, balance
and co-ordination to master, but it allows the skier to
ski independently wherever they want to go.
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MONOSKI
SKI CLINICS |
SEE
A PDF |
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Beginner 1 on 1 Course - 5 Days of 3 hrs - £150
- Intermediate Group - 5 Days of 2 hrs - £100
- Private Hours - £27
per
- Group Courses max 3 per group
- English Instructors
- Buddy Training for your friends to learn to help
you
- Monoski Hire 5 Days - £100 when booked with
course |
Steve Lightfoots Hochfugen Group Monoski Trip... |
