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It's not too late to get in some of the best skiing of the season. Now that was some fat snow!
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posted by H. Harb @ 12:22 PM
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Harald Harb, President of Harb Ski Systems, posts his thoughts on skiing and more.
Tuesday, March 11, 2008
About Me
- Name: Harald Harb
- Location: Dumont, Colorado, United States
Started skiing at 3 years old, began teaching at 15, north of Montreal in the Laurentians. . Started my racing career at 16 yrs old, became double medalist at Canadian National Junior Championships, at 18 years old. Raced in my first World Cup race at 18, in 1968. Skied for Canada until 1971. Won Overall Eastern Regional US Pro championships in 1973. Head Coach Stratton Mt School 1975 to 1979. Director and Founder Mt Washington Valley Educational Foundation, 1982. Director in Alaska, Alyeska Race Program and Alpine Alaska Program 1986 to 1992. Member US National Demonstration Team 1992 to 1996. Director Performance Centers, Aspen, Colorado 1996-97. President, Harb Ski Systems 1998 to present. Author of 3 best selling ski books 1997 (“Anyone can be an Expert Skier“) and (“Harald Harb’s Essentials of Skiing“) to present. Inventor of PMTS Direct Parallel ski teaching, Harb Carvers and Canting boot plates. .
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- Harald's Nordic Adventure - Yellowstone
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- Tipping ability still reigns in importance!
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That was a nice , relaxing powder skiing Harald.I envy you. You are lucky to have heavy snowfalls in North America . It was a kind of dry winter again this year in Greece. Did powder skiing 2 years ago ! I think I have to learn to waterski :-)
As always Harold you set the benchmark. The advice is as always is clear. The time and effort you have dedicated is appreciated.
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