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Help anyone from COLORADO?

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Answerless
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Ssup;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;

I just moved to CO from S.Korea.

I'm sad to say, I fucking suck so I kinda need some help. Are there lessons I can take or other shit to improve my skills?

Sep 7 2009 11:52PM
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nitsua
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i thought you guys couldn't leave your country?
Sep 7 2009 11:54PM
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treebeard
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practice. there's no need for lessons or trainers or anything like that. just have fun skiing, the progression will come
Sep 7 2009 11:54PM
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Answerless
Posts: 392 - Karma: 118

dude thats North Korea

the one with the Nuke and fat ass dictator

we are south korea

with Samsung and fast internet

Sep 7 2009 11:56PM
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Yung_Gnarley
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hahahaha yeah dude! but yeah just ski and have fun
Sep 7 2009 11:57PM
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noelo12
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Pretty much every mountain offers lessons but I would say just go a lot and watch the kids better than you. Learn from watching in the park.
Sep 7 2009 11:59PM
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skiingonskis
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dude, you just got fuckin sigged
funniest shit ever
Sep 8 2009 12:23AM
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Ski.Ballet
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I think if you have the money to burn, it would be very beneficial to take some lessons, not for park, but to get some basic techniques down. You'll learn how to actually ski much faster if you can find a goot teacher.
Sep 8 2009 12:27AM
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Ski.Ballet
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Also, where are you moving to?
Sep 8 2009 12:27AM
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deactivated1
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I moved to Boulder, CO I'll be skiing at keystone.

I was talking about Newschooling but thx anyways. Imma just go to the park and watch what people do

maybe ask some questions or something

Sep 8 2009 12:36AM
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Ski.Ballet
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^ Nice, I'm in Boulder too. Just observing and imitating in the park will help a lot. Also, don't be afraid to ask someone for pointers - most people are real chill and willing to help out a fellow skier.
Sep 8 2009 12:38AM
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ilikeplants
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If you know how to stop and kind of turn then you don't need lessons, just start skiing a lot and you'll learn. Also in my opinion, don't start doing park until you can ski moderately well. Learn to actually ski before you start doing park.
Sep 8 2009 12:41AM
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iLLbiLLy
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yea man just get out there and ride. watch other people alot and go at your own pace.  Watch alot of ski porn and study people movements.
Sep 8 2009 12:42AM
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skinakedfast
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Thats fucking awesome hahhahaha

But really any skiing will help you improve alot the more fun the faster you'll learn, skiing with kids that are better than you will help a ton too. where at you skiing?

Sep 8 2009 12:43AM
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skiingonskis
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Just go for everything in the beginning. you will learn fast
Sep 8 2009 12:44AM
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deactivated1
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thanks guys

by the way I'm justin2002x just changed my id

I used to ski -race but I crossed over to Newschool skiing last year

hoping to meet new people

cyall at AREA-51
Sep 8 2009 12:45AM
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nitsua
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you can just change you name maneeeeeeeee.
Sep 8 2009 12:46AM
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Yung_Gnarley
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i'll be there dude! good times
Sep 8 2009 12:48AM
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Answerless
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man you the best. Thank you.
Sep 8 2009 12:52AM
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