Giving up skiing race practice considering my physical condition

In this morning outside was a little bit of snowstorm. I think twice in going skiing discouraged with the wet snow and a slight train delay, but finally I got to the mountain. My physical condition wasn't good either, with stiff hip and legs.

I attended alpine skiing giant slalom lesson, hoping my condition would be improved once I began skiing. Just after plowing the course before the practice began, I had already been fatigued and my skiing hardly functioned. I was so fearful that I couldn't go through a gate near the edge of the course without my skies braking across the fall line. I found that I wasn't in a condition that I could practice skiing safely, so I took courage to give up the lesson.

With stiff hip, I thought I was catching a cold, but later I found out that my condition wasn't so bad. Every member struggled with today's heavy snow and had a hard time with getting through. Other participants seemed to more used to skiing courses regulated by poles, and they were able to continue the training.

I'm so fearful that I doubt by practicing alpine skiing race I will be able to ski faster, but anyway it's a good way to find a problem in my skiing.