Even though I am on vacation doing a little skiing for the holiday does not mean that I forget to take care of my body. I may eat some foods not normally on my menu while at home however my body requires the same type of attention when it comes to mobility, stretching and recovery.
I have been noticing something as I am performing my daily foam rolling sessions out here. What I have noticed is skiing requires certain muscles that are not normally used during my regular activities at home. There are certain areas that have been particularly sore and knotty that usually are not when I foam roll at home.
In this article I will go over some of the areas that I think are important areas to work on if your getting ready for the ski season. The areas I will cover will keep you body healthy to have fun on the slopes but more importantly keep your knees injury free. By working on some of these areas it will keep the stress of your knee joint and allow to move efficiently on the slopes.
The primary areas people need to hit when hitting the slopes include the ankle, tensor fascia latae (TFL), iliotibial band (ITB), the quadriceps (vastus medialis (VMO) and vastus lateralis), and the calves.








