1/ Have the adapted equipment
To progress in skiing, it is very important to have equipment adapted to your level and your body type...
This is the basis: you have to feel good in your boots and at ease on your skis! Otherwise you will focus more on what is wrong: painful feet, feeling of instability on the skis when picking up speed…
Do not hesitate to ask a salesperson for advice when buying or renting ski equipment, they will be able to advise you. Above all, do not overestimate yourself by giving a level that is not yours, you may end up with skis that are too difficult for you to turn with.
It is also essential that your bindings are well-adjusted to your boots, your level and your body type.Again, do not take off a few pounds when giving your weight when adjusting ski bindings and be as fair as possible concerning your level. This information is very important for your security.
Lastly don't forget to look after your equipment. Over time skis wear and it is important to wax and sharpen them to preserve the grip and glide of your skis. You will also keep them much longer!