Ski tips for Beginners
Are you heading on a ski trip?
Do you need some:
Ski tips for beginners
I can tell you my story and the very effective stopping mechanism I discovered circa 2009:
(actually HERE to be exact)
Before we begin, I would like to dedicate this blog post to Meredith Gifford and Angie Finnie.
ok, allow me to set the scene:
now, allow me to introduce our friends:
now. in my defense, i had been training very vigorously all morning on the dinky slopes with my coach:
(actually, she was way too advanced for me –
but don’t worry – i one-upped her in the English Spelling Bee Competition –
So we’re one-for-one at the moment.)
(note: in this above statement – it was never said, “you are competent / able / average”… just…. well… not the WORST.)
“WEEEEHAAAA!!! WOOOHOOO!!!! YEAH!!!!”
this is a fantastic stopping mechanism and… it. will. work.
you. will. stop. I decided to employ che-stop-mechanism for the next 50 metres as follows:
If you wish to try the che-stop-mechanism I suggest aiming for advertisement banners if there are any. From my research I have concluded that they are much softer than fences and easier to disentangle yourself from than mesh-wire.
Rogue snowboarders will also stop you.
But I do not suggest this method.
Now I only really traversed approximately 50 metres in this time and managed to “stop” myself approximately 21 times. With numerous instances of:
Apparently, the ski patrol did not like this:
and the next thing i know…
that’s right.
man-handled out of the snow and strapped to one of those stabiliser board things that you see on Grey’s Anatomy right before someone kicks the bucket.
(Yes, this is a legitimately true story)
I was carving, cutting, catching air, jet-turning, jumping and doing some tricks.
MAN ALIVE – TOTALLY SKIING LIKE A PRO!
so, if anyone is planning on hitting up the slopes this season,
Call me.
I give lessons.
x x
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