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What's your biggest strength on the hill?

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Thought we needed a counter to the "what's your biggest weakness" thread...I'm sure that there are a lot of very good skiers/riders here...

Keep egos in check but don't be afraid to mention a strength.
 

Greg

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Probably endurance, once we get to mid season. I can usually keep the energy level high for most of the day.
 

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I was going to say that I'm really good at riding the chair, but then I remembered when I fell off at Hunter last year, so I guess I'm not good at that either. ;)
 

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An ability to not care about my weakness....
 

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I was going to say that I'm really good at riding the chair, but then I remembered when I fell off at Hunter last year, so I guess I'm not good at that either. ;)
:lol: Wish I had seen that! :lol:

Strength? Oh geez, I don't know... I can get down the bunny slope really well. I know how to make a dramatic fall and hurt myself in grand style. At least I keep trying...
 

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hucking my meat, not thinking about shit too much, narrowly avoiding major injury, getting things lit in the wind. I do alright in the deep stuff too.
 

deadheadskier

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probably versatility

I wouldn't say I'm overly great at any one discipline, but I can ski just about anything.
 

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without a doubt, my determination to pick myself back up once I've gone down and carry on with a smile
 
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Skiing variable/challenging conditions..like breakable crust, refrozen crud, thick mashed tators and death cookies. Bad conditions don't faze me..
 
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