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If you're in a lift line solo, and there's a guy in front of you or behind you who's solo, partner up. Drives me nuts when there is a long line and some jackass is too shy to sit next to a stranger for 2 minutes so he makes everyone else wait.
Make room for people carving into a tow-rope. Lining up for a rope pretty much makes it into a T-bar that shreds your gloves and makes your wrists sore.. it's pointless.
And give props where they're needed. Nothing makes someone's day like getting pole taps or compliments on a stomped trick.
if someones down on the landing go to the lip/knuckle and throw up an X so no one hits the jump while theyre lying injured on the landing
if you fall get the hell off the landing as soon as quick as possible, go back for your stuff as soon as you put an X up so that someone doesnt hit the jump
I always put the bar down. Why wouldn't you? If you think it isn't cool, B-dog does it. I know he's pretty big here and when I rode up with him during the demo tour he put the bar down every time.
I mean thats just for good personal appearance. As much as we hate to admit it pro skiers are slaves to the man as well and have to follow the rules of the hill especially if they are skiing there for free. A paying customer may not have to do it but a role model has to model