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00Snowball
Posts: 163 - Karma: 10
Would yall take park lessons? Would it be worth it if they were avaliable? Like helping with things such as cork 7s/9s and dspins, etc.
Jan 30 2007 3:56AM
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triebby
Posts: 8670 - Karma: 2,190
it might be sweet for learning advanced stuff, but the thing is that you would prolly need pro coaches to have someone really knowledgable that would no how to do pretty much any trick.
Jan 30 2007 6:56AM
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-+Siver+-
Posts: 1902 - Karma: 12
^^ very true, but yeah i would be cool to take lessons
Jan 30 2007 7:38AM
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GatoGordo
Posts: 1496 - Karma: 10
they do have ski camps offered all year, and the most popular ones are in early summer at mount hood, where they have pros ski with people and help them on their tricks
Jan 30 2007 10:25AM
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oldskewl
Posts: 457 - Karma: 10
I live in PC and they have camps all summer...all kinds of coaching for the water ramps. If you want to get really good it is essential.
Jan 30 2007 10:49AM
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Sholte
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i would, but id like to go to a camp even more
Jan 30 2007 11:26AM
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nitsua
Posts: 4631 - Karma: 726
camps more fun. tons of free stuff. cool new people. ski with pros. get taugh by pros. get to ride during the summer.
Jan 30 2007 11:28AM
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crunkasfuck
Posts: 752 - Karma: 352
fuck that, asks peps in the park
Jan 30 2007 3:30PM
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Jake...
Posts: 11976 - Karma: 296
locally, to get your certification you need to be able to jib a 10ft box and 180 a 15 ft jump.. BAM certified. im pretty sure the odd gapper from rentals could make it.
Jan 30 2007 3:32PM
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Pipe_Munky
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c'mon jake you need to be able to do a 3.

for mine we had to slide at 6ft ALUMINUM rail!! (thanks bishop) for those that don't know, aluminum being much softer than steel ski edges slides like shit. even the best skiers were havin problems



 
Jan 30 2007 3:36PM
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