Falcon Guides’
Basic Illustrated
Cross
Country Skiing
is Scott McGee’s debut into authoring books
and the culmination of years of work and study in the field of nordic skiing,
teaching and training instructors.
Start off on the right foot if you’re new to
the sport, gain key insights if you’ve been at it a while, or get ideas for
teaching and coaching if that is your role. Scott’s approach to cross country
technique is informed by high-end cross country ski racing coaching, and
tempered with a knowledge of what works on snow, for folks of different ages
and ambition.
This
book can help you launch your pursuit of cross country skiing, and boost your
skills, efficiency and understanding of technique. With attention to equipment
and waxing, beginning and intermediate steps for classic and skate, downhill
techniques, training, safety, family fun and all the places you can go on cross
country skis, McGee’s book provides a detailed yet digestible guide to basic
skiing essentials.
What
others are saying about Basic Illustrated
Cross Country Skiing:
“Reading is not skiing! But when
you’re not skiing, read this book! Get a little carpet between your toes before
you get a little snow under your ski. You’ll find yourself standing up and
practicing every move on the carpet while you read. I did.” –David Lawrence,
PSIA Nordic Team
“There is not an author who
understands cross country skiing better. Scott’s experience teaching beginners,
writing instructional manuals, guiding in the high country and coaching
seasoned racers allows him to share what would take most skiers more than a
lifetime to learn on their own. I wish I had this when I started, the
“school of hard knocks” was expensive and time consuming.” – Craig Panarisi, Director, Stratton
Snowsport School and former coach of the PSIA Nordic Team
Scott
McGee currently serves as coach for the Professional Ski Instructors of
America/American Association of Snowboard Instructors (PSIA/AASI) Nordic Team.
Now in his 23rd year of ski teaching, racing, training and coaching,
he works as senior manager in the Jackson Hole Mountain Sports School. He is
also the proud husband of eight years and father of two young daughters. In addition to skiing and
writing, McGee’s other pursuits include kayaking and stand up paddle boarding,
gluten-free baking, organizing ski events, and taking the kids skiing.
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