Messages posted by : RossF
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Its easily doable on skis. After seeing this thread last week we did it at Sunshine Villiage.
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Twice in recentish years have you been able to ski in July. I know this is an old thread but i thought i'd comment!
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trencher-"extreme carving"?
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I'll let everyone else argue what is better (just back from a season in Banff-well most of) and go to Revelstoke!!! It will not dissappoint!
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Virgin Skiier needs help with location for 15th/17 March for 1 week
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i don't know when holidays fall this year which is a problem. as always im gonna say banff with good reason-nightlife is excellent, terrain is suited to all abilities, and theres plenty to do if you get bored of or dont like skiing (not likely). Price it-it's pretty cheap. if not don't go to bulgaria-may put you off skiing forever and we dont want that.
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Solution-come to Canada. Andorra always have plenty snow even if there is none naturally. The slopes are impeccably groomed every night-you'll be fine. Who goes to Andorra for the off piste anyways?
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I have so much to say on this it's unreal. Drag your pole baskets (hands forward) by the arch of your foot. Once you have planted your pole, make sure it remains in contact with the snow after the turn and drag it once more. As for your outside pole, it should always drag along the ground aswell-for purposes of a beginner/intermediate skier which i'm assuming you are.
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I have so many, but probably the powder day at kicking horse, about 60cm of fresh over a couple days-skiied 6 runs top to bottom, nonstop, and was done about 2.30. Close behind yesterday we built a backcountry kickcer off wawa at sunshine, was about 2 degrees, sun was splitting the sky. what more could you want?
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