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How to Fall in Snowshoes

Last Update: March 12, 2009

Video By: eHow.com

Learn some tips on how to properly fall in snowshoes in this free video clip on snowshoeing and health and fitness.

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Sheryl McGlochlin has been teaching snowshoeing classes for years and specializes in teaching how to use snowshoes just like regular shoes. She is passionate about helping people get back to basics when it comes to snowshoes and helping athletes continue to train in the winter months.

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Video Transcript

Hi, my name is Sheryl McGlochlin with crazysheryl.com here at beautiful Salt Lake City. Welcome to expertvillage.com and we want to talk about what happens when you fall down in your snowshoes and how to get back up. I'm going to knock Fred and Oscar over. Sometimes you would fall and lots of time you would fall forward. Now you have to be able to get up. So let's see how you get, you have to get your legs in front of you because after you get your legs in front of you and can get yourself up. Lots of time you would look like a little snow bunny it is very important that you immediately get the snow brushed off of you. If you can stay dry while you are snowshoeing you would have a very pleasant experience. If you don't I can promise you would have a very miserable experience. That is how you fall down. Just get right back up, it is pretty easy.

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