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Profile for thorpie > Messages posted by thorpie [3]
Ski Technique>How to get down steep narrow paths >Last Post 10/02/2009 21:14:25
Thanks guys.I will try these teqniques. Can yoy explain me more simple the pole turns?
Ski Technique>How to get down steep narrow paths >Last Post 08/02/2009 13:32:09
Sometimes its impossible. I think that the old fashion parallel short turns are the only way
Ski Technique>How to get down steep narrow paths >Last Post 08/02/2009 13:25:18
Hello
My problem is how to get downhill through narrow steep paths where traversing or stem is difficult & prohibitive. Thank you
Profile for thorpie > Messages posted by thorpie [3]

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