I'd actually disagree with you. Both skills take amazing amounts of dedication and skill, but one group isn't more "athletic" than the other, therefore making one transition easier than the other.
If you look at Dane when he was young, he exclusively skied big mountain. It wasn't till he was a few years in that he started focusing on park and within those few years had a triple. Hell, I grew up in a pure big mountain style and am learning more and more in the park as I get older. It's more about what inspires you and what you have fun doing than one being a better trainer for the other.
Lastly you might think a big mountain skier might never get to the "top" level of park/urban because of subtle differences in style, creativity and technical skills the same is to be said for a park/urban skier skiing big mountain at a "top" level. Sure there are many that have made some amazing transitions from park to big mountain but to a big mountain connoisseur they aren't quite at the top level like a Sage, Pettit or MacIntosh.
Back to thread.
Anyways, I'm just trying to pump my lady up regardless. I think it was an amazing edit and really stands out in context. Dale's, McNutt's and Colter's are absolutely amazing as well. Those three are some damn good skiers and I really enjoy watching them ski.