“The Story of Skiing and the History of Snow” goes the tagline of Porter Fox’s superb—and scary—volume and that says it all. Maybe the key quote: “The ski industry itself has been surprisingly slow to react to climate change, given that it...
The Fall Line by Nathaniel Vinton reports on the race season of 09/10 on a granular level—focusing on Lindsey Vonn and Bode Miller—but it is much more than that. The book is nothing short of a superb history of World Cup racing, an insider’s analysis of ski...
Controlled Fall: Collected Ski Stories is perhaps the most curious compendium of ski tales ever assembled. Author’s note That all these stories are the product of one brief career in ski “journalism” is perhaps frightening. The pieces assembled here—some...
Anyone is a comprehensive skier manual devoted to equipment selection and preparation and a clear description of modern technique, including step-by-step progressions for developing carving skills. Companion video available
Anyone 2 takes the Primary Teaching System to its next level, emphasizing bumps, powder, ice speed and steeps. This book can stand alone; its real power is when used in conjunction with Anyone 1. Companion video available
John Clendenin, Skiing Hall of Fame honored member, is a genius on skis, as he has been since before observers of the ski scene began recording the two-time world champion’s exploits. Most geniuses can’t communicate their brilliance without abandoning, bludgeoning or...
