J2Ski Forum Posts and Replies by IceGhost

Salski wrote:Not to need to claim on my winter sports insurance for 'piste closure' :(

not to claim on mine at all :)

Huh ? Your supposed to be able to flex the boots?

What do you plan on getting better at this quickly arriving season?



*Staying OFF patrol sleds
*Staying OUT of choppers and hospitals
*Becoming a MUCH better skiier, lots of learning :mrgreen:

Riding a bike worked/still works for me :)

bandit wrote:Well, all of those things and more, depending on the situation!
Maybe it's time you considered having a lesson or 2, once you're ready. It's easier to ski, if you know the "why" as well as the "what" :D

LOL that too green skiier! I did have a lesson or two I just picked 3 weeks after I messed up my knee to take it so I was way more concerned about that then where my poles needed to be :) But definatley before I go to Aspen or the local mole-hill for that matter I'll be taking lessons and going from the start.... Me's need's confidence after Tux )
Y'all rock

I'm going to sound like a real winner for asking this... How does one properly use poles, use as a guide or something to prevent ones ass from hitting the ground?

I seem to have lost my photo editing abilites. This is what's up in Austria snowy snowy snowy :D

I'm going with my school's ski club to Aspen in December. Not sure where we are going but what can I expect over there? :D