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What have you learnt from this year's skiing?

What have you learnt from this year's skiing?

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Started by NellyPS in Ski Chatter - 47 Replies

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Mekka
reply to 'What have you learnt from this year's skiing?'
posted Mar-2012

bandit wrote:Being coached 1-1 is an effective way of learning for me.


+1

That going out with the better skiers brings my skiing on. So to stop worrying about holding them up and get on with it.

A rucksack is a bonus rather than a hindrance and a well designed one didn't have me stuck to a lift as I feared.



Ian Wickham
reply to 'What have you learnt from this year's skiing?'
posted Mar-2012

Mekka wrote:
bandit wrote:Being coached 1-1 is an effective way of learning for me.


+1

That going out with the better skiers brings my skiing on. So to stop worrying about holding them up and get on with it.

A rucksack is a bonus rather than a hindrance and a well designed one didn't have me stuck to a lift as I feared.



I still rather think A rucksack whilst skiing is a hinderance although I did meet some one recently who carried their slippers in their rucksack :shock:

Mekka
reply to 'What have you learnt from this year's skiing?'
posted Mar-2012

Mine is rather small. Surprisingly flat to my back and has a lovely lime green flash. With a lack of strappy bits. Obviously I went for technical details and not the pretty colour ;-)

It's made my pockets much easier to manage.

Jocrad74
reply to 'What have you learnt from this year's skiing?'
posted Mar-2012

I've got a runner's backpack, very flat against my back and doesn't leave me hanign from the chairlift!!
Up there for thinking, down there for skiing...

Ian Wickham
reply to 'What have you learnt from this year's skiing?'
posted Mar-2012

Slippers apart what do you guy's put in it :?: :?:

Mekka
reply to 'What have you learnt from this year's skiing?'
posted Mar-2012

Anything I don't need to hand, in my pockets.

Water, extra tissues, camera, spare map, extra layers and croissants. Due to the croissants I left the slippers out. Pipe's ok as long as it's in a grip seal bag. I hate bits of baccy at the bottom of my bag.

The only bits I really want are the camera, water and extra layers. The rest is there cos I've got space now.

Jocrad74
reply to 'What have you learnt from this year's skiing?'
posted Mar-2012

Bottle of water, chocolate for snacks, spare hat/gloves, sometimes packedlunch depending on our plans for the day and lastly wet wipes and tissues - for those awkward moments in mountain loos!!
Up there for thinking, down there for skiing...

Bandit
reply to 'What have you learnt from this year's skiing?'
posted Mar-2012

Ian Wickham wrote:Slippers apart what do you guy's put in it :?: :?:


Seen a few ski teachers with a pair of Crocs in their packs. Great if you have a yomp to the lift, saves the boot soles.

Wickers, we did this not so long ago, have you forgotten )

Topic last updated on 04-April-2012 at 17:44