Skiing - New York (NYC) State / Tri - State
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<<....Skiing Cross-country, or Nordic, skiing is one of the best bets for building endurance and burning calories. "It's one of the the best forms of general conditioning available," says Harvey Newton, executive director of the National Strength and Conditioning Association. Cross-country skiing firms up glutes (fanny muscles), hamstrings, and even deltoids (shoulder muscles), triceps and biceps. "When you double-pole, you also have a fair amount of muscle involvement of the abdominals," Newton notes.>> The above was excerpted from a good article written by SHEILA ANNE FEENEY at the NY Daily News... (to top) |
(Lake Placid, Adirondacks, Niagara Region, Central NY and many more areas of upstate New York) Swiss Ski Club - "We're a large international group centered in the New York metropolitan area, with outdoor and indoor activities year-round. In the winter, we meet regularly in New York City and focus on skiing. We have a lodge in central Vermont." Ski Club of NY - Visit their site for more info. I Love NY - The New York State Official Tourism Website has many listings for Skiing in Upstate New York..simply do a search on their siteSki Central - Do a search on their site for regional information
Pennnsylvania Visitors Network - Visit their Winter Page for information on ski resorts and more in PA
Visit Connecticut / New England - Visit their Outdoors Connecticut Page for Winter Skiing Links Ski Central - Do a search on their site for regional information
Ski Vermont - Great resources filled with information on local resorts, snow accumulations, links and much more Ski Central - Do a search on their site for regional information (to top) |
some of the following bits were excerpted from yet another NY Daily News Article By RICHARD WEIR / Lif ting Spirits Skiers find tranquility - and fun - on the slopes of New England SUNDAY RIVER,
Newry, Maine JAY PEAK,
Jay, Vermont SMUGGLERS' NOTCH,
Smugglers' Notch, Vermont SUGARBUSH,
Warren, Vermont. MAD RIVER
GLEN, Waitsfield, Vermont. (to top) |
newer articles and such to come... (to top) |
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