Skiing – the fine opportunity for physical development of the child. For occupations cross-country or alpine skis you will need to pick up to it the stock set according to its growth and weight. Convenient stock - the necessary condition of that occupations gave to the kid joy and pleasure. It is very important to pick up correctly ski sticks to the child who only began to be engaged.
Instruction
1. Ski sticks for children as well as for adults, differ on material of production on which their weight, rigidity and durability depend. Easy and rigid kevlar sticks are rather expensive therefore there is no sense to get them to the child whose growth changes very quickly and the sticks acquired at the beginning of the season already by its end can become small and inconvenient. The ideal option – fiber glass or even usual aluminum, it is even stronger. Unlike fiber glass, you will be able easily to return to the bent aluminum stick the initial form.
2. If you want to put the child on cross-country skis, choose sticks according to his growth. They have to be 25-30 cm shorter. Choose skis with plastic "pads" in the form of the circle or "asterisk" which will allow to make a start when driving even from friable snow. The kid of 3 years of 100 cm in height will suit sticks 75 cm long, for the eleven-year-old child of 145 cm in height get sticks 115 cm long.
3. Young mountain skiers begin to be trained in descents from slopes at first at all without sticks – so they learn to hold balance quicker. Then, when technology of driving will be already mastered, it is possible to choose also sticks. Not to be mistaken, put on to the child boots and put on skis with bindings. Let he will bend the right hand at right angle, having pressed the elbow to the trunk. The handle of the stick has to be in the palm, and the edge to rest against the floor.
4. Track that the handle was the convenient, ergonomic form, and the palm of the child could clasp densely it in the alpine skiing glove or in the mitten. The loop lanyard has to hold densely the wrist that the child could control movements of sticks easily.