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Woodward at copper or...... windells

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MrSilver
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which one is best

Oct 2 2011 10:09PM
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OhioDreams
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Hi there, how are things?

The best camp for you is going to depend largely on what you are looking for in a camp as well as your price range.
Oct 2 2011 10:12PM
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p-fo
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You need to tell us more. Also try searchbarring for info on different camps. There are quite a few of these types of threads out there.
Oct 2 2011 10:14PM
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I.B
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THEIR IS A WHOLE FORUM FOR THIS.
Oct 2 2011 10:16PM
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p-fo
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Except it leaves camps out for no apparent reason.
Oct 2 2011 10:17PM
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MrSilver
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i wont to get really good at rails

Oct 2 2011 10:53PM
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Andreas_
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Buy some astroturf and build yourself a backyard setup. You'll save1985$ .But then again if your parents are rich...
Oct 3 2011 4:59AM
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Mcfottley
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^haha yes!!

Oct 3 2011 8:43AM
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hill.dale
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this.
Oct 3 2011 9:07AM
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EC-Skier
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rails? you dont even need a legit ski camp for that. if youre going to an on snow camp you go for jumps, something you cant just build in your back yard
Oct 3 2011 9:33AM
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MrSilver
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i have a summer setup

Oct 8 2011 2:36AM
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p-fo
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So you are looking for general park improvement. I'm just going to put you under that category.
That can happen at most places. Woodward and ramp camps like Ohio Dreams will be very heavy on the jumping side, but not so much on the jib side. Someplace like Whaleback will be heavier on the jib side. Camps at Whis and Hood will have plenty of both. The prices are all over the place depending on where you go. Google this shit, because I really don't feel like typing it out anymore.
Oct 8 2011 3:14AM
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Film.
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I would have to say woodward at mexico it's really cheap and rad!
Oct 8 2011 2:38PM
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Nigeria
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your obviously doing something wrong here then
Oct 8 2011 3:17PM
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MrSilver
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to bad such a thing doesnt exist?????
Oct 9 2011 2:07AM
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cheener12
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Thas racist! lolololol
Oct 9 2011 2:21AM
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woodwardtahoe
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But Woodward Tahoe will exist next summer.  It will offer rails, jumps, pipe, skate park, bmx park, trampolines, foam pits, bagjumps and digital media....and it will be cheaper than the Hood and whistler camps!  www.woodwardtahoe.com
Oct 13 2011 12:53PM
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WoodwardCopper
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Jumps and jibs at Copper from July.


Oct 13 2011 1:07PM
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EC-Skier
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GAHHHHH i hate that i broke my collar bone! that ended that summer haha, looks like weather got a lot better, and Noah absolutely kills it.
Oct 14 2011 9:03AM
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Mcfottley
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reposts!!!!!!!!!!! but windells if good if you have the money. its bigger. copper is more focused on improveing skills though.....
Oct 14 2011 9:05AM
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borealridah
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Wood ward at tahoe next season. im biased cuz i live 2 mins away from it
Oct 14 2011 9:19AM
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EC-Skier
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yea, i feel like windells isn't really focused on progression, dont get me wrong kids progress a lot at windells, but thats if they want to. I feel like woodward is there to help you progress. I was there for a week, with a broken collar bone so i wasn't able to ski, but they ask you what trick you wanted to learn, then they had you do it on the tramp, then tramp to foam, then dryslope to foam pit, then jumps(or bag jump if you wanted).
Oct 14 2011 9:21AM
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