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“元旦万龙滑雪出现重大伤亡事故
来自张家口的一名游客，也是速度失控，颅骨骨折，抬下山时，已经昏迷且抽搐。今早听说，当晚没有抢救过来。
还有5人骨折”――来自中国单板网，具体评论见http://www.snowboard.com.cn/viewthread.php?action=printable&tid=6484
春节临近，雪季也来到了高温期，各大雪场都是人满为患。纵观绿野时尚的帖子，质疑帖沸沸扬扬，召集帖热度不减，受伤帖得到大家的慰问。滑雪作为一项充满魅力的户外运动，也蕴藏着不可预知的危险，不管是刚刚喜欢上滑雪的初级者，还是发烧级的滑雪高手，所面临的危险概率是一样的（个人认为水平越高面临的危险系数越大）。在国外滑雪是相当普及的运动了，在国内作为全民性的运动方式只发展了几年，从雪场的配套设施，管理规定到滑雪者的素质都有很大的提升空间。滑雪过程中，雪友们享受到了激情与快乐，经营商们也赚了满钵，但抛开这一切，安全是第一位的。雪友们推崇的央视教学片中，每一集都会不厌其烦的提醒大家“safety is first”。
绿野org是一个充满乐趣与人情味的平台，时尚版的滑雪活动与评论全北京没有第二家网站或者俱乐部可以与他抗衡，因此才会吸引着很多新朋友加入其中。各位组织滑雪的领队从组织，到租车，到与雪场商量滑雪价格餐饮费用，以及处理不断冒出的突发事件，在这个过程中付出了很大的劳动与心血，真的十分感谢他们。在去年参加羊哥队伍的时候，每次上车都会点名，让很多萍水相逢的朋友有了短暂但温馨的相识，在雪道上也会及时的请教与交流；每次羊哥也都会问车上的朋友谁从没有滑过雪，即使只有寥寥几个人也会将各种注意事项说一遍，我觉得这些简单的介绍对初学者来讲是很重要的，起码树立起了安全意识；在去雪场的路上会放教学片，让大家温习滑雪的技术要领。事情虽小，但很窝心，从此对领队的敬佩之情油然而生，随后的很多领队也都继承了羊哥的光荣传统。所以很想建议各位领队，副领队将羊哥的精神发扬光大，保持咱们绿野的好传统。
很多朋友对冲坡者颇有微辞。所以我建议只要你是参加了绿野的队伍，见到了冲坡的同志，或者是上了超出自己能力雪道的同志就要上前去规劝，一个人说说他或许听不进去，说的人多了总归也会反省一下吧。还有就是强烈期盼组织优质的教练对初级，中级，甚至高级滑雪者进行专业的辅导，正确的技术是安全的重要保证，当然价格也不要太贵哦！
就罗嗦这么多吧，自己还是刚刚来混绿野的小豆丁厚着脸皮扯了这么多，请大家轻点砸哈；）
在转贴点滑雪安全要领：
How to Ski Safely
One of the best skiing safety tips is really a matter of personal choice - to wear, or not to wear, a helmet while skiing. Both the NSP (National Ski Patrol) and the PSIA (Professional Ski Instructors of America) encourage wearing a helmet, but, it isn’t mandated.
If you consider those who routinely wear protective headgear, including football and baseball players, construction workers, horseback riders, rock climbers, bicyclers, auto racers, and motorcycle riders - it certainly makes sense that skiers should be just as careful. The most important safety tip that I would personally give to any level skier, is to wear a certified helmet. The other safety tips listed below are important too.
Ski Safety Tips
Exercise in advance. You will have much more fun on the slopes if you're in good shape. Work your way up to skiing by exercising year-round on a regular basis.
Use proper ski equipment. Don't borrow equipment. Rent from a ski shop or the ski resort. When buying equipment, make sure your ski boots are fitted properly. In both cases, make sure your bindings are properly adjusted.
Wear a helmet. Wearing protective headgear while skiing makes good sense. The most important tip I would offer to all parents and guardians ­is to give a child no choice but to wear a helmet.
Prepare for the weather. Wear layers of clothes and wear a helmet liner, a hat, or a headband. Wear gloves or mittens. Bring an extra pair in case the first pair gets wet.
Get proper instruction. Sign up for ski lessons (either individual or group). Even experienced skiers polish up their skills with a lesson now and then.
Wear goggles. Wear ski goggles that fit properly around your helmet. If you wear eyeglasses, buy goggles that fit comfortably over your eyeglasses or consider prescription goggles.
Take a break. If you're tired, take a break and rest for a while in the lodge. While you're resting, make sure you eat and drink enough. Skiing burns a lot of energy! When it's the end of the day, there's no need to try and get in a last run, or two, if you are tired. It's better to quit while you're ahead and save your energy for next time.
Ski with a friend. It's always safer to ski with a friend so he can watch out for you and vice versa. Prearrange a meeting place in case you get separated and use walkie-talkies to stay in touch.
Respect your limits. Do not ski trails that are above your skill level. Trails will be clearly marked (Green Circle, Blue Square, Black Diamond) as to what level skier they are appropriate for. On a similar note, stay in control of your skis and focus on the trail you are skiing. Accidents happen more readily when we are distracted.
Follow the rules. Do not go off-trail. Obey posted trail closure and other warning signs. They are there for a reason. Remember that skiers who are in front of you, and below you, on the trail have the right-of-way.
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发表于 2007-1-21 15:50:06
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