Total Skiing

Chris Fellows has been a ski instructor, trainer, and clinician for more than 25 years. An 8-year member of the prestigious Professional Ski Instructors of America (PSIA) national Alpine team, Fellows sat on the board of directors of PSIA-W for 15 years, where he has also served as the vice president of education. In 1994 Chris cofounded and now directs the North American Ski Training Center, a worldwide adventure ski school that offers 28 courses at 18 resorts around the globe yearly. Fellows has worked closely with the Center for Health and Sports Performance and is an advisor for several snow sport industry companies, including Rossignol, Nordica, Fischer, and Patagonia. Off the slopes, Chris contributes to Ski magazine, Tahoe Quarterly, Professional Skier, and Sierra Sun. He also has contributed instructional videos to the Ski Channel and Ski.com. A central Massachusetts native, Chris is a member of the American Mountain Guides association and has guided rock climbing, mountaineering, and backcountry skiing throughout Sierra Nevada, New England, Wyoming, Chile, Nepal, and Canada. He lives in Truckee, California, with his wife, Jenny (a former collegiate ski racer), and their three children.

Part I Components of Ski Performance Chapter 1. The Performance Pyramid Chapter 2. Focusing on Functional Movement Chapter 3. Targeting Ski Fitness Chapter 4. Mastering Essential Technique Chapter 5. Adjusting Tactics for All-Mountain Skiing Chapter 6. Identifying Your Skiing Profile and Equipment Needs Part II Training, Drills, and Exercises for Ski Performance Chapter 7. Functional Movement Exercises Chapter 8. Fitness Training and Exercises Chapter 9. Technique and Tactics Drills Part III Programming for Ski Performance Chapter 10. Guidelines for Program Development Chapter 11. The Overpowered Skier Chapter 12. The Underpowered Skier Chapter 13. The Underskilled Skier Chapter 14. The Combination Skier