Australian Masters Skiing

About This Business

Australian Masters Skiing is an organization dedicated to promoting and developing ski racing in Australia, particularly among masters skiers. The annual Australian Masters Championships, run by the Australian Masters Skiing Association (AMSA), feature events such as Slalom, Giant Slalom, and Super G, all held to FIS standards. These championships provide a platform for retired ski-racers, keen amateurs, and those who have come to the sport later in life to compete and enjoy the thrills of ski racing. Masters skiing is designed for every level of skier ability, from entry-level racers to ex-national team members, and offers a fun and relaxed environment for participants to improve their skills and push their boundaries. The organization aims to give Masters Ski Racing a national identity and provide representation for masters skiers in Australia. With events open to participants aged 30 and above, Australian Masters Skiing encourages individuals to don their race suits and hit the slopes, regardless of their skill level or experience. The use of state-of-the-art technology, such as OFF-PISTE Indoor Simulators, allows intermediate to advanced racers to master their carving techniques and train year-round. By dispelling common myths about ski racing, such as the need to be an expert skier or the focus on winning at all costs, Australian Masters Skiing promotes a culture of camaraderie and sportsmanship among its participants. As part of the International Masters Cup (FMC) governed by the International Ski Federation (FIS), Australian Masters Skiing provides opportunities for its members to compete at the highest level, including the FIS Masters World Criterium (WCM). With its commitment to promoting ski racing and providing a supportive community for masters skiers, Australian Masters Skiing has become a leading organization in the Australian snowsports scene.