Tony_H wrote:My circle is intact
You mean you never fall over????
Pull the other leg :wink:
Ally
fear of speed when learning parallel sking
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You mean you never fall over????
Pull the other leg :wink:
Ally
Hmmmm ... I can feel a slight twinge - that wouldn't be my left leg would it?
Well, it can't be my left leg, because I haven't fallen off my chair yet :lol:
I have less than 4 weeks to go now, and I'll be doing plenty of falling over - providing I can get fit enough for my slalom lessons. If I get to do it, I'll see if someone can video me falling over and I'll post it up on here when I get back.
Mind you, I fell over a couple of times last week in the snow, on our icy hills - but luckily I didn't hurt myself. It would be too ironic to fall over in the snow in the U.K. and be unable to ski in France.
And I will of course try to lesson my fear of speed when parallel ski-ing (the subject of the thread) while I'm zooming about in my slalom lessons :D
Ally
Please be careful Ally, according to the BBC weather forecast there's more snow on it's way to you! :shock:
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Started by Innsbrucker in Ski Technique 15-Jan-2010 - 49 Replies
AllyG
reply to 'fear of speed when learning parallel sking' posted Jan-2010
You mean you never fall over????
Pull the other leg :wink:
Ally
Tony_H
reply to 'fear of speed when learning parallel sking' posted Jan-2010
I am pulling it now for you. Not everyone falls over, Ally.AllyG wrote:Tony_H wrote:My circle is intact
You mean you never fall over????
Pull the other leg :wink:
Ally
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AllyG
reply to 'fear of speed when learning parallel sking' posted Jan-2010
Tony_H wrote:I am pulling it now for you. Not everyone falls over, Ally.AllyG wrote:Tony_H wrote:My circle is intact
You mean you never fall over????
Pull the other leg :wink:
Ally
Hmmmm ... I can feel a slight twinge - that wouldn't be my left leg would it?
Tony_H
reply to 'fear of speed when learning parallel sking' posted Jan-2010
I have no idea which leg makes you fall over.
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AllyG
reply to 'fear of speed when learning parallel sking' posted Jan-2010
Tony_H wrote:I have no idea which leg makes you fall over.
Well, it can't be my left leg, because I haven't fallen off my chair yet :lol:
Tony_H
reply to 'fear of speed when learning parallel sking' posted Jan-2010
Put your ski boots on then, I am sure it wont take longAllyG wrote:Tony_H wrote:I have no idea which leg makes you fall over.
Well, it can't be my left leg, because I haven't fallen off my chair yet :lol:
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AllyG
reply to 'fear of speed when learning parallel sking' posted Jan-2010
Tony_H wrote:Put your ski boots on then, I am sure it wont take longAllyG wrote:Tony_H wrote:I have no idea which leg makes you fall over.
Well, it can't be my left leg, because I haven't fallen off my chair yet :lol:
I have less than 4 weeks to go now, and I'll be doing plenty of falling over - providing I can get fit enough for my slalom lessons. If I get to do it, I'll see if someone can video me falling over and I'll post it up on here when I get back.
Mind you, I fell over a couple of times last week in the snow, on our icy hills - but luckily I didn't hurt myself. It would be too ironic to fall over in the snow in the U.K. and be unable to ski in France.
And I will of course try to lesson my fear of speed when parallel ski-ing (the subject of the thread) while I'm zooming about in my slalom lessons :D
Ally
Snowb4ndit
reply to 'fear of speed when learning parallel sking' posted Jan-2010
AllyG wrote:Tony_H wrote:Put your ski boots on then, I am sure it wont take longAllyG wrote:Tony_H wrote:I have no idea which leg makes you fall over.
Well, it can't be my left leg, because I haven't fallen off my chair yet :lol:
I have less than 4 weeks to go now, and I'll be doing plenty of falling over - providing I can get fit enough for my slalom lessons. If I get to do it, I'll see if someone can video me falling over and I'll post it up on here when I get back.
Mind you, I fell over a couple of times last week in the snow, on our icy hills - but luckily I didn't hurt myself. It would be too ironic to fall over in the snow in the U.K. and be unable to ski in France.
And I will of course try to lesson my fear of speed when parallel ski-ing (the subject of the thread) while I'm zooming about in my slalom lessons :D
Ally
Please be careful Ally, according to the BBC weather forecast there's more snow on it's way to you! :shock:
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