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Williamtele wrote:So now we have a BIG problem. All these people want to ski like Biff, but now Biff wants to ski like Jim and Jay. This can't end well.
The first order of business at Mt. Abrams in February is going to be figuring out just WHO wants to ski like WHOM.
Dirk wrote:Remember Mike, that instructor who dragged us through the woods at Stowe? That's who I want to ski like. At age 52 though, I'm afraid that ship has sailed.
Biff wrote:Dirk wrote:Remember Mike, that instructor who dragged us through the woods at Stowe? That's who I want to ski like. At age 52 though, I'm afraid that ship has sailed.
I do remember Mike (Beagan?)... another PSIA examiner and an awesome skier. I think he won the NET mogul comp that year at Stowe. I know what you mean about 52... I'll be 60 this March. My ship is somewhere around Australia by now.
Williamtele wrote:Biff wrote:Dirk wrote:Remember Mike, that instructor who dragged us through the woods at Stowe? That's who I want to ski like. At age 52 though, I'm afraid that ship has sailed.
I do remember Mike (Beagan?)... another PSIA examiner and an awesome skier. I think he won the NET mogul comp that year at Stowe. I know what you mean about 52... I'll be 60 this March. My ship is somewhere around Australia by now.
With the the way that the telemark crew is aging, the next hardware innovation might be a portable de-fib or oxygen delivery system integrated into boots and bindings. We'll call it the NTN-MD. Biff, 1955 was a great year. 2/16 for me.
Brenda wrote:Issues?!?! I've got a subscription!![]()
I want to improve my parallel turns. Having gone from zero to tele, I've never really worked on my form when making parallel turns. I keep saying I'm going to take lessons, so maybe this is the year. I make fine P-turns, but I have no idea how to P-turn in bumps for example, so there is plenty of room for improvement. Being able to switch to quick p-turns in some situations (tight trees) would be nice.
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