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Ski Club : ウィキペディア英語版
Ski Club of Great Britain
The Ski Club of Great Britain is a recreational snow sports club, which operates on a not-for-profit basis. It was founded on 6 May 1903 during a meeting at the Café Royal in London. Until the 1960s the Ski Club of Great Britain was responsible for British alpine racing teams.
The Ski Club currently has over 29,000 members, making it the biggest membership-based snowsports club in the UK. Their offices are located in Wimbledon Village in southwest London.〔http://www.skiclub.co.uk/skiclub/infoandadvice/article.aspx?articleID=110#.Uc7Bzj54ZRC〕
==History==
The idea of forming a Ski Club came from a meeting of individuals at the Café Royal in London, 6 May 1903. The aims of the Club, as outlined at the very first meeting, were to encourage other people to learn to ski, help members improve and take more enjoyment from their skiing while bringing together people interested in the sport.〔http://www.skiclub.co.uk/skiclub/infoandadvice/article.aspx?articleID=8#.U33FB3aImSp〕
Before World War I the club was primarily concerned with cross country (Nordic) skiing. The first official British ski championships were held on Saanenmoser, Switzerland, 1914, the results being based on performance in cross country and ski jumping.
The first British National Ski Championships to include Alpine skiing took place in Wengen in 1921. The championships were organised by Sir Arnold Lunn on behalf of the Ski Club. Sir Arnold Lunn was a central figure in this period of the Ski Club’s history and the development of ski racing, setting the first modern slalom in Murren in 1922, and helping persuade the International Olympic Committee to include downhill and slalom in the 1936 Winter Olympic Games in Garmisch-Partenkirchen.
In the mid-1920s the Ski Club began providing snow and weather reports for national newspapers.
The National Ski Federation of Great Britain (later the British Ski and Snowboard Federation) was founded in 1964 as the governing body for alpine skiing in Britain. The Ski Club of Great Britain thereafter became aligned more closely with recreational skiing.

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