Ski and snowboard information and advice – Ski Club of Great Britain

Mens snowsports fashion 2011/12: If you're sick of your current snowsports wardrobe then check out the Ski Club's snowsports fashion guide.

Family friendly ski resorts: There are numerous ski resorts geared towards giving you and your family the best possible holiday

Choosing your ski or snowboard equipment: Our Ski Club equipment tests offer unbiased and sound advice about what to buy, dependent on what you want from skiing or snowboarding.

Avalanche transceiver hire scheme: Avalanche transceivers can be hired from the Ski Club at the following prices:

Ski and snowboard equipment for beginners: When first starting out, it’s advisable not to buy skis or a snowboard but to hire your equipment in resort instead.

Budgeting for your ski season: There are a number of different ways to 'do a season' but it's important to think about how each of these choices will effect you financially.

Graham Bell's fitness tips: Having a good level of fitness when you go skiing or snowboarding is crucial. So here's Graham Bell with a few fitness tips

I wear glasses all the time and have yet to find an efficient method of keeping my lenses fog free in extreme conditions. Is there a specialist set of snow goggles for low light near white out conditions? View answer
I wrenched my neck skiing last week in a fall and suffered whiplash. My neck has not felt right ever since and I find it hard to turn my head in one direction – now I’m back in the UK what should I do? View answer
I’ve got sciatica, should I avoid a ski holiday this winter? View answer
Skiing moguls or hitting that unexpected bump on a flat light day really kills my low back area. Why is this? View answer
I really struggle with low back pain after my second or third day skiing, it ruins the rest of my ski week and I feel like I don’t get value for money from my ski holiday. What can I do? View answer