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Alpine Canada | #CANskiteam | Alpine

It’s a simple concept: fastest skier from top to bottom wins. And if you it down to the essentials, it’s a simple sport. Because as much as alpine skiing has changed over the past 150 years or so, one thing has stayed the same. It’s about speed: electrifying, breathtaking speed.  It’s a sport that requires great courage and skill in equal measure; strength, agility, balance and technique. And although there have been great advances in ski equipment and

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Alpine Canada | #CANskiteam | Para-Alpine

Slalom and giant slalom were the only two alpine events at the first Paralympic Winter Games, held in Örnsköldsvik, Sweden, in 1976. Today, athletes with a physical disability compete in five alpine events: downhill, alpine combined, super G, slalom and giant slalom, and use some of the same venues as the women's World Cup circuit. Para-alpine skiing has three main cl ification categories: visually impaired, standing and sitting. Male and female athletes with a physical disability

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Alpine Canada | #CANskiteam | Ski Cross

The action-packed and adrenaline-fuelled sport made its Olympic debut as a medal sport at the 2010 Winter Games in Vancouver-Whistler. Prior to the Olympics, ski cross had already established itself as a hugely popular TV sport. The action-packed and adrenaline-fueled sport made its Olympic debut as a medal sport at the 2010 Winter Games in Vancouver-Whistler. Prior to the Olympics, ski cross had already established itself as a hugely popular TV sport thanks to events such as the X-Games.

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Alpine Canada | Volunteer

Alpine Canada’s greatest et is our dedicated volunteers who help organize and run events. Volunteers staff the race office, help in the start and finish areas, work as gate keepers and ist with timing, slipping and course setup.

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