Advice

learning when you are old is the same as learning when you are young. Just go to the park and ask people for specific advice on tricks or airs. Most people are friendly but there are some people on here who are mean. I am a new newschooler but i love it! Welcome to the club.

Get your 3s so dialed in that you can do them anywhere off anything nig or small, fast or slow, right or left...

5's are fairly easy if you have a solid 3...just as you start spotting your landing think about doing another 180...just keep your knees up and let your tails come around...

its such a mental component but try it a few times and it gets real easy!!

then move on to 7s and so on...

and ski switch every where on all trails as much as possible...get to the point where you can carve switch then start taking that into the terrain park

good luck...24 aint that old...fk i'm nearly 31 and learned swtich 5s this year...just go for it

1. Buy Advil
2. Buy Insurance, cause ACLs are expensive to rebuild
3. Learn to live with the fact that kids 1/2 your age are going to school you at it all the time, but you are old enough to drink, can drive to the hill in your own car, and get laid by something other than your hand, and that makes it ok.

'The money's in the medicine, not the cure!' Harvey

shit we have a guy that worked at our hill he was 33. he leard rails this year. he wasnt very confident on jumps but he got really good at rails. all i can say is take it slow cuz your more likly to get hurt. and STRETCH!before and after you ski.

33?! Oh my god he's old!

...freaking kids these days....

'The money's in the medicine, not the cure!' Harvey

Hey man.

I'm 22 and I can sort of relate to what you're talking about. It's definitely more difficult to get over your fear when you're older because you can actually visualize the consequences of fucking yourself up. In addition, you don't quite bounce off the rails/snow like the 13 year olds do. That being said....24 is not old!

I'd recommend starting slow and getting good at smaller tricks (i.e., your 3s and 180s) and then working your way up. Once you have a solid base, the fear becomes less of an issue because you have an understanding of how to control your body in the air and the panic of trying something new diminishes. At least that's the way it is for me.

If your body parts are feeling old, be sure to treat skiing like you would any other sport: warm-up, stretch, do some kind of cool down, and stretch afterwards. Training helps too. Seth Morrison still can take the hits because he trains in the off season.

Good luck

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dude i cant drive to the hill and im 16

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well thats pretty tough because my hand is a lot sexier than many females-NewSkool450

doosch bag. oh man time to make love to my hand and drink water and run to the hill and go to pg13 movies and.... oh wait im 16. nevemnind

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