Alpineskiën

“Alpineskiën,” or alpine skiing, refers to a winter sport that involves sliding down snow-covered slopes on skis that are fixed to the skier’s boots. This sport is characterized by its designated downhill courses, which can vary in difficulty and terrain. Alpine skiing typically requires the skier to navigate through marked trails and can include various competitive formats, such as slalom, giant slalom, super-G, and downhill racing. The equipment used in alpine skiing includes skis designed for stability and grip on steep slopes, ski boots that provide support and control, and ski poles that assist with balance and direction. Alpine skiing is practiced recreationally by enthusiasts and as a competitive sport in the Winter Olympics and other international events.