Joined: Wed Mar 09, 2005 4:15 pm Posts: 2453 Location: san diego CA
This is me, june 2012 at greenstone cirque. It was wet heavy snow and I keep doing this during springtime riding. please tell me what you think Im doing wrong. I (luckily) came out with a small puncture wound that wouldnt stop bleeding and a very sore pride
Tom Burt- what I keep doin wrong Man?
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looks to me like your board may be a bit too big for ya in those conditions, you hesitated to hop to toe side and the board started to chatter, legs gave out (fatigue)
shorter board might be more maneuverable, easier/lighter on the uptrack, less fatigue
Joined: Thu Nov 18, 2004 5:07 am Posts: 607 Location: Montana
Stiff knee. Board begins to chatter & slips out underneath. Best thing I ever started doing was crank the hell out of the forward lean....forces the knees to flex.
That & age. There's a slower response rate from mental inputs to reaction - truth. Terrible when you used-to-could. Why do you think pro atheletes can't cut it after 40. Sorry dude. Like my father in law always says - "This getting old stuff isn't for sissies"
Joined: Wed Mar 23, 2005 8:51 am Posts: 515 Location: summit, CO
WHat size boots do you wear? What angles are you riding? What kind of forward lean are you rocking.
Looks like you lost your heal edge and could not regain it. You needed to stop fighting it, bend your knees, and allow the board to get back under you so you could stand up and ride. But I wasn't there. I hate that feeling, been there, done that.
Joined: Fri Nov 12, 2004 12:37 pm Posts: 1830 Location: in between
good morning Tex,
you know exactly what you did wrong bro.
opened the body up too much on the first turn ? leaned too far back then legs got straight then dug in too much with no room for it on the heel edge
you need to dump your speed on the toe side jump turn it cause it is a tight chute confidence and control on the heel side uninstinctively lean forward on the heel side
Joined: Wed Mar 09, 2005 4:15 pm Posts: 2453 Location: san diego CA
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good morning Tex,
you know exactly what you did wrong bro.
opened the body up too much on the first turn ? leaned too far back then legs got straight then dug in too much with no room for it on the heel edge
you need to dump your speed on the toe side jump turn it cause it is a tight chute confidence and control on the heel side uninstinctively lean forward on the heel side
Doooooooood Its exactly like the day me and Eco held hands and butt slid that chute on white. 3rd time now. next one may kill me. (which would be ok, just dont want fuck up my partners day)
How were the alps? I was green with envy. Tell Nat happy Bday
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