Easiest Routes and Slow Zones: How Fast Do I Go?: Speeds and Distances

Tracey Dickson; F Terwiel; Gordon Waddington; Stephen Trathen

Easiest Routes and Slow Zones: How Fast Do I Go?: Speeds and Distances

Tracey Dickson, F Terwiel, Gordon Waddington, Stephen Trathen

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Abstract

High speeds in snowsports have been associated with both the affective appeal as well as the risk of injury. Previous research of speeds of snowsport participants have been recorded on limited terrain or a single run using static radar guns or speed cameras.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Skiing Trauma and Safety
Editors	R Johnson J Shealy I Scher R Greenwald
Place of Publication	USA
Publisher	ASTM International
Pages	184-201
Number of pages	18
Edition	19
ISBN (Print)	9780803175396
Publication status	Published - 2012

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Easiest Routes and Slow Zones: How Fast Do I Go?: Speeds and Distances

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