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Hey, man. Is it really true what they say that western skiers get a broken bone if they even look at hardpack?
Had a similar experience at Beaver Creek. A trail had a relatively short headwall but had glassy looking ice and everyone was trying to figure out how to go down it. I looked at my wife son and said "we know what to do, just ski over it!" We just skied it - no problem. East Coast training.When I was out west a couple of seasons ago, I watched what appeared to be a young, attractive woman flying down some bumps. Perfect mogul skiing, really nice form.
I followed her to the next pitch, where she (and a number of other skiers) had stopped suddenly and were looking down the slope perplexed. This made me nervous.
I approached slowly and saw that the next pitch was relatively gentle but was almost completely ice/hard pack. I pointed my skis straight down and turned a few times without an issue, at the bottom I looked back to see the other skiers slowly starting to pick their way down.
East coast conditioning for the win!
Hey, man. Is it really true what they say that western skiers get a broken bone if they even look at hardpack?
Also, what's a powder bowl?
What is the weather like and how are the conditions?
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A/s/l?
I heard that the snow in Utah has a high alcohol content. Is that because of greenhouse warming?
I thought it was their underwear!The Mormons are responsible for this.
What will the weather be on the front range? It look like it is going to suck and be a blow torch. Snow eating blow torch. Any insight?
Any recommendations on how to ski Summit county?
The storm track will stay mostly to our north and east for the next 10 days. Northern Colorado will be brushed by a few storms and each could drop a few inches on Friday night, Sunday, and later next week. Longer range models continue to show more active weather at the end of March and early April … we’ll see.What will the weather be on the front range? It look like it is going to suck and be a blow torch. Snow eating blow torch. Any insight?
Any recommendations on how to ski Summit county?
How exactly do you FCK summer? Do you wear a thermo-insulated condom?
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