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Originally Posted by ALLSKIING I started around 10 years old. From 91 to 94 I only skied 1 time due to living im Miami. Miami..yikes..why did you live ...

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Old Jun 27, 2008, 4:43 PM   #81 (permalink)
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I started around 10 years old. From 91 to 94 I only skied 1 time due to living im Miami.
Miami..yikes..why did you live there?
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I was 18, and learned from my boyfriend(now husband).
Its amazing that we stayed together after that attempt at learning from him.
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Old Jun 28, 2008, 7:21 AM   #83 (permalink)
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Old Jun 28, 2008, 7:38 AM   #84 (permalink)
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I started at the age of 3 at Mt. Sunapee. Now at 21, almost 22, I'm still skiing Sunapee but I have definitely broadened my horizons a little bit as I now get to ski more due to college and a car. Before the age of 16 Sunapee was the only place I went.
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Old Jun 28, 2008, 5:26 PM   #85 (permalink)
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before i had my licence my mom would drive me up to vernon after my last class durring the week. ahe would drop me off at 3 or 4 then drive back up and pick me up at 9. this i when i used to compete i the nid atlantic series. even though she didn't get snowboarding she suported me.
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...Same here andyzee....

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Late bloomer here, 44. But doin my best to catch up
33, ...but found some skiing websites & somewhat jump-started the technical skills beginning in 96'...although some might have their doubts..
*but at least with some technical knowledge....it's a heck of a lot more fun.

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I was 3. I don't really remember the first time per se....however, my brother (4 years my senior) tells me that I loved it the instant I was on skis.

Skiing has always been a part of my life as far back as I can remember. Having a father that was born in Europe, meant he never really played baseball with me, (he never really got baseball) but did wonders for my skiing.
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I was 5, at Tahoe Donner ski bowl. I remember how frightened I was of the huge hill from the top of the rope tow. I never thought I would be able to learn downhill and preferred to learn cross country. It was untill I was 11 on a ski trip with my father's partner who had 2 daughters that were 9 and 10 and very good skiers and encouraged me to push myself to get better.
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21. I was never athletically gifted; I needed to take PE for college, so I decided to learn skills on the cheap I couldn't afford otherwise - skiing and skating. Lucky for me, skiing was a natural for me. I started following Phil and Steve Mahre shortly thereafter.
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42, went with my son on the school ski trip to king pine, the addiction just kept growing and i hope my body last till I'm 90
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