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Need Windells Advice

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cookiemonster69
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I think I might be going to Windells this year and I really need your help NewSchoolers:

Weeks: I don't know what weeks I want to go for all I know is that I want to go for 2 in a row and around the middle or the end of the summer cause I want it warm. What weeks are the best?

Saving Money: My parents are making me pay for the registration which sucks. I am sure that in the end they will actually pay for allot of it but I am not counting on it, I need to get as much money as possible. Got any ideas???

Thanks guys.
Mar 25 2013 9:56PM
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JackJohnSki
Posts: 949 - Karma: 1,944
Work the corner for money!!!



But in all seriousness, try a garage sale, mowing lawns, manual labor to earn some money
Mar 25 2013 10:06PM
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JWeinstock
Posts: 3439 - Karma: 1,352
all of this. im assuming your not 16 which will make it harder to get a real job
Mar 25 2013 10:13PM
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will_powder
Posts: 3194 - Karma: 5,445
Save your money for university
Mar 26 2013 1:31AM
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p-fo
Posts: 9372 - Karma: 6,155
If money is an issue, you should consider MHSSC, especially if you have to fly. A bit over half the cost of Windell's per session. Website is in my sig, and if you have any other questions, you can PM me or check this thread: https://www.newschoolers.com/ns/forums/readthread/thread_id/732028/
Mar 26 2013 2:50AM
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jmasterp
Posts: 1976 - Karma: 233
This, you could go here for a month, or go to mhssc for two weeks, then spend a week at windells. It's the best of both.
Mar 26 2013 6:02AM
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270on420out
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I would go to windells if it wasn't so expensive. I have to save my money also. I try to make enough for a session but end up going to Ohio dreams. (Which is much cheaper and you'll still learn a ton of new tricks
Mar 26 2013 9:04AM
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Rparr
Posts: 5547 - Karma: 45,353
I live about an hour from Ohio Dreams. don't underestimate it, you can progress a craaaazy amount there. The water ramps are perfect, and they actually have some rail set ups. Check it out if you're not trying to blow your college savings on two weeks of skiing.
Mar 26 2013 9:44AM
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Shifties4Dayz
Posts: 1657 - Karma: 553
Nah. College is dumb. I make 70k a year and other people that don't my job don't even have a degree
Mar 26 2013 9:46AM
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dexter765
Posts: 35 - Karma: 7
Sessions 2, 3 , 4 and 5 are all sick. Ton's of pro's and the park is the best I've ever ridden.

Session edit 5 2012, http://vimeo.com/46598877
Session 4 and 5 camper edit, http://vimeo.com/46623074
Session edit 4 http://vimeo.com/46040868
Session edit 3 http://vimeo.com/45416522

In the end you get what you pay for and if your wanting to ski on snow and learn from the best in the industry then Windells is the place to be. No other ski camp has a high speed quad and two private lifts that access a private lap park, jump line park and rail garden parks that extend over a mile during the summer months.  Along with three air bags and more fun things to do off the mt then you could ever imagine, check these edits out.

http://vimeo.com/37387232
http://vimeo.com/40903481


Mar 26 2013 1:19PM
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Saga.
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If you want two sessions then go 3,4 or 4,5. those two are in the middle of the summer, pretty much guaranteed to have sun everyday. The only downside to the middle of the summer sessions is that is when the mountain is the most crowded. The park will be a little more crowded but no more than a 5 minute wait in the rope tow lines. Also depending on the snow year (this seems to be a pretty good season on hood) you can still lap all the way from the top to the bottom life. The snow to the lower lift tends to melt out around the end of session 5. At which time if you want to take long full laps you will have to take off your skis and walk to the lift. Probably only about 10 to 30 yards depending on how warm it gets. If you have any more questions PM me. Myself and other Saga employees have all worked at Windells for several years and maintain a very close relationship with them.
Mar 26 2013 1:40PM
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Windells
Posts: 192 - Karma: 21,677
On Point, Thanks guys.  All of our sessions out here are a blast. Come to any of them and you are sure to have the best time of your life.  We change our park up every session with new and creative setups.  2 private rope tows will allow you to lap our over mile long park.  We have our takeover sessions going on again this summer and it looks as follows.

Session 1: TBD
Session 2: Line Skis
Session 3: Inspired Media
Session 4: Surface Skis
Session 5: Level 1 Productions
Session 6: Freeskier
Session 7: Tom Wallisch and Friends

Check out our website for more info and updates on our takeover sessions. 
Apr 11 2013 6:21PM
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Fairview
Posts: 430 - Karma: 33
Never heard of TBD before, are they some new crew out of  Trinidad and Tobago?
Apr 12 2013 12:12AM
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Forest.
Posts: 329 - Karma: 500
To Be Determined... -_____-
Apr 12 2013 12:21AM
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Miomo
Posts: 4302 - Karma: 14,133
Check your meter, bro.
Apr 12 2013 12:08PM
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p-fo
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It's the stealth Inspired week, straight from the West Indies. Cool Runnings mon!
Apr 12 2013 4:09PM
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