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Best Off-Season Training?

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bbishop93
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I've been skiing for about 3 years now and ive picked it up extremely fast due to my uncle who's does like crazy heli skiing and stuff, but now I really wanna up my game, after being out in Colorado, and especially now as I'm starting to get into park/pipe more than the mountain. I was wondering what's a good off-season routine to keep in good shape and really boost my performance for next season. Thanks +K.
Feb 15 2012 12:54PM
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Dmarc
Posts: 1035 - Karma: 83
rollerblading should help tramps help foam pits water ramp camps...
Feb 15 2012 12:55PM
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250r
Posts: 2276 - Karma: 1,013
yoga...dont judge it until you try it
Feb 15 2012 12:59PM
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250r
Posts: 2276 - Karma: 1,013
yoga...dont judge it until you try it
Feb 15 2012 12:59PM
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Drail
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swimming, biking, climbing/hiking. keeps you in shape, and keeps you strong. they're for the most part low impact so the chance of injury isn't really there.
Feb 15 2012 1:02PM
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GNARZILLA
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Yea yoga is a good one, then some type of circuit training or crossfit. 
Feb 15 2012 1:10PM
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saxon
Posts: 1159 - Karma: 551
rollerblading and biking are good to stay in shape, tramp and water ramps, and a diving board are good to train specific skills. if you can get to a summer skiing camp, that's the best.
Feb 15 2012 1:37PM
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pjbauer
Posts: 2148 - Karma: 495
Tramps, biking, working out... Pretty much any and all activities that keep the muscles active
Feb 15 2012 1:43PM
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AcidKneeDrop
Posts: 890 - Karma: 279
try building a summer drop in that will really help your rail game.
Feb 15 2012 1:52PM
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Cahal
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tramps are my favorite in summer
Feb 15 2012 3:19PM
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bbishop93
Posts: 95 - Karma: 21
yeah i looked up some camps but way out of my price range. I need to just do something on my own.
Feb 15 2012 3:38PM
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KravtZ
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run, bike, go to the gym get into a workout routine. Anything that gets you moving really
Feb 15 2012 3:41PM
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E.C.
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ROW, strengthens pretty much everything, give you a solid core, and youll feel a lot less pain the next season joint wise,

also for getting tricks down, summer set up for rail game and tramp for getting comfortable in the air
Feb 15 2012 3:52PM
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Tikayt
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Anything that makes you stronger in your legs and you overall body so you resist shocks easier. Then for freesking, tramp seems IMO the best option (unless you've got a water jump nearby..).
Feb 15 2012 4:22PM
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linerailspowsaga
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i aggresive skate easy to learn and so fun and u can go urban rails best offseason for me

Feb 15 2012 4:46PM
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ohboy
Posts: 1177 - Karma: 2,528
Yoga, rowing, a jog. Jog length will depend on you as a person. I just do a quick 2 miles for about 20 minutes (not full speed). Then walk a few more miles. Find a routine that suits you.
Also you could get a workout routine at a local gym.
Feb 15 2012 4:49PM
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BmoChop
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If you're on the east coast, check this, it doesn't say the price on there, but if I remember correctly last year was about $400. http://www.liberty.edu/snowflex/index.cfm?PID=23024
Feb 15 2012 4:59PM
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Ski_ftw_qc
Posts: 18 - Karma: 10
I don't understand how that can help me ? I need more information ..
Feb 15 2012 5:02PM
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hollygrove
Posts: 7845 - Karma: 93
Dude, its still winter, the best way to train for skiing is to go skiing - son't think about off season yet!
Feb 15 2012 5:02PM
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roddy116
Posts: 10627 - Karma: 7,421
well apparently there is a dry course coming in soon near my house.
Feb 15 2012 5:14PM
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Billups
Posts: 3960 - Karma: 329
Yoga is great for flexibility, circuit training or crossfit is good for overall strength and conditioning. All good things that can help your skiing.
Feb 15 2012 6:11PM
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Ski_ftw_qc
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I have difficulty to touch my feet without bending my knees.. I should begin Yoga
Feb 15 2012 8:25PM
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ericdan
Posts: 215 - Karma: 27
Windells?
Feb 15 2012 8:28PM
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tall_pants
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that does help.but  im more of a pilates guy
Feb 15 2012 10:21PM
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J_Christoph
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tramping and stretching is always a good combo
Feb 15 2012 11:09PM
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I.B
Posts: 8137 - Karma: 24,351
This.

Working out, running, biking.

I bike everywhere in the summer (with in reason) and just do atheletic things. Swim, dive have fun really.

Don't sit inside and play cod.
Feb 15 2012 11:20PM
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californiagrown
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train like a football player.

it will help your strength, explosivness, resistance to injury, balance, cardio, body control, and make you not scrawny.

ever seen LJ? dude is a chunk and thats why he can take those gnarly, bails.
Feb 15 2012 11:30PM
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masterhatin
Posts: 630 - Karma: 53
weed smoke and gnarshmallow?
Feb 16 2012 2:00AM
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.skiwi.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UAsxUiBMSbM

Trampolining, leg strengthening

Feb 16 2012 4:20AM
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