When people ask me if I like using my Carv digital ski coach, I tell them, "Yes, but it has strained my friendships." That's not a lie. Imagine inviting me to go skiing, and as you're confiding ...

If you go skiing this winter, you can abide by the tried-and-true method practiced by countless skiers around the globe: take a few runs each day before adjourning to the bar for après-ski activities, ...

Wearable technology is taking to the slopes with the introduction of Carv, a two-part monitoring system that provides lessons and real-time feedback for skiers based on motion analysis and pressure ...

I am a high-level snowboarder but a relatively new skier. The sum total of my experience: two half-day lessons three years ago, and then another half-day two years ago. So when I was offered the ...

Advice tailored to your skill level. Impressive data. Bite-sized training tips anyone can understand. It will improve your skiing. Fiddly installation. Yearly subscription for a winter-only sport is ...

Chris is the former Editor of Pocket-lint. He has been a technology journalist since 2008 and has covered the rise of Android and reviewed just about every important device along the way. Chris lives ...

Skiing’s exciting and fun, whatever your level, but it’s also hard to master. The more tuition, information, and encouragement you get, the better you’ll become. Carv is a new gadget that provides all ...

Every ski run in the mountains comes at a cost. Each one represents a small part of the total and significant outlay covering travel, accommodation, ski passes, kit hire, food and drink. Most skiers ...

After 40 years on the slopes I reckon I’m a ­competent skier – confident on a black run with a bit of off-piste thrown in. But Carv, my digital ski coach talking to me through my ­headphones in the ...

Skiers looking to improve their form and skiing technique might be interested in a new piece of hardware in the form of a ski smart monitor that has been inspired by Olympic technology called Carv.

Skiing seems pretty simple when you’re watching Olympic downhillers hurtling around South Korean slopes like human Scalextric cars. But actually learning how to carve and parallel ski? That’s a bit ...