Bostonian
Well-known member
Okay...
So last year, I had a pretty decent season. I was able to meet some of you guys at Magic, but quickly saw that man ... I have a long way to go. I have heard everything from lessons, to skiing with someone who is better than you, to doing off season strength training. The reality of it is, being married with a 3 year old and a wife who doesn't ski - I am lucky to get out as much as I do. I guess you could say I am a perpetual high intermediate... I want to though hit the bumps, and ski the trees - really ski better. So if you could recommend one thing to start with, what would it be? Should I invest in a lesson or two this year at my home hill? It's not often that I ski with others ... so I am kinda at that terminal intermediate state...
Thoughts?
So last year, I had a pretty decent season. I was able to meet some of you guys at Magic, but quickly saw that man ... I have a long way to go. I have heard everything from lessons, to skiing with someone who is better than you, to doing off season strength training. The reality of it is, being married with a 3 year old and a wife who doesn't ski - I am lucky to get out as much as I do. I guess you could say I am a perpetual high intermediate... I want to though hit the bumps, and ski the trees - really ski better. So if you could recommend one thing to start with, what would it be? Should I invest in a lesson or two this year at my home hill? It's not often that I ski with others ... so I am kinda at that terminal intermediate state...
Thoughts?