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Medical men wno nave studied ski injuries report that most accidents involve beginners who attempt ski runs that are too daring for their ability. Loss of control, which usually means going too fast to be able to stop in an emergency, is the single leading cause of accidents. Loss of control stems from poor physical condition 1 n g, lack of experience, faulty technique, fatigue and excessive speed. Most accidents occur at noon and late in the afternoon, at the end of long periods of activity. The better run ski resorts keep up a constant campaign for prevention of in Juries. The instructors and the ski patrol remind participants of the eiqmentals
jbMl and urie avoidance* df rSugui. Trails must be well marked and slopes closed when conditions become dangerous?5* The individual skier can help to prevent injury to himself by being physically fit, having
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