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Superpark 2011

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concept311
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Superpark 2011
Marquette Mountain
Marquette, Michigan
April 2nd 2011

"Viva Las Vegas"

$27 lift ticket

$25 Super Park Ticket - $20 if you have costume

9:30 - 11:30 K2 Breakfast Jam - Lower Snowfield/Alpine Deck

11-1:30 Slopestyle Jam Session - Full Snowfield

12 finalist will be picked from Jam Session to continue on the Super Slopestyle!

2:30-3:30 Super Park Slopestyle

Big Prizes for

*Best Costume

*Top Ski Slopestyle

*Top Snoboard Slopestyle

Lots of Swag for everyone else!!!

Factory Reps welcome! Tent Space available!

Mar 18 2011 6:38PM
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ScubaSteveFather
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Hey how big will the jumps be? (slope course)

Also if uk know what will the rail set up look like

Mar 18 2011 7:47PM
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concept311
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No clue No clue. wait and find out. As far as big jumps i'm sure it will be big. There not building crazy big Jumps like they have in the past this year. to many people getting hurt. it should still be awesome event.
Mar 18 2011 11:11PM
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ScubaSteveFather
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ok sweet thx man i'll go for sure
Mar 20 2011 10:38PM
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SkiMQT
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nice job squirrel you never disappoint!
Mar 22 2011 1:01AM
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concept311
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I'm always on top of the shit
Mar 22 2011 10:05AM
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bfilm
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its not the crazy big jumps thats a problem in the past....its the 5 foot sweet spot on a 15 foot landing off a 60 foot jump..

they have a great alley for jumps..just have to push them tall, hope that happens. I for one would like to go back up there for a good time this year if jumps are good
Mar 22 2011 10:43AM
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skientrepreneur
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I couldn't agree more about the landing sweet spot being the issue.  It's not just Marquette it's almost every terrain park in the midwest!  Common sense to the rider but it's seems as if groomers don't jump!  If they could just build a true table or a slight step-up that would help tremendously to reduce the impact of the landing which leads to injury!

From a legal risk, why do hills build step downs?  They don't have the engineering skills to match the landing let alone have a steep enough one to accomodate the height of the drop.

Would love to see pictures first otherwise, Granite peak my get my business that weekend.

Sincerely missing the old days at Marquette,

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Mar 22 2011 3:16PM
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