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MRM Features question

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zsmith28
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Could someone who skis Mad River frequently tell me the best jump to try my first 3 on? I am trying to progress, and really want to learn 3's this year - but am not sure which is the best to try this on. I know it's not a big trick or anything - but I am the only one of my friends who skis- so I kinda have to figure this all out on my own - so any advice would be great - thanks!



Jan 28 2008 3:53PM
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Mmessmer
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the first jump would be pretty good... you dont get too much air but you can take it pretty far so you can try small 3's at first off that one... it all really depends on how the jumps are the day you are there though because they continue to change week to week
Jan 28 2008 4:35PM
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zsmith28
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Thanks. I thought that was probably the best to try it on. Conditions were less than perfect tonight, but maybe they'll get better later in the week.
Jan 28 2008 10:50PM
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CTD
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when yah gonna be out there next? im sure theres someone here whod be willing to give some pointers. ill be out there prolly Thursday and friday night, then PNS or snowtrails this weekend. id be more than happy to help ya get um dialed.
Jan 29 2008 1:08AM
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zsmith28
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I appreciate that. I'm gonna try to get out there again at the end of the week. Maybe Friday or Sat. But I will let you know if I'm gonna make it Friday.
Jan 29 2008 12:22PM
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skier_07
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Im up there almost every friday night. Hit me up or just watch for someone else who knows what they are doin and ask. Most of us skiers want to see others progress so we will help ya out.
Feb 12 2008 12:02PM
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