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Some friendly reminders for the 2014-2015 Season.

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CBROOKS
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1. Skiing goes best with a side of positivity. Skiing curdles when you add hate.

2. The coolest way to go skiing is with skis. Besides that, it doesn't matter if your pants are tight or loose, if you're running gates or hiking rails, or if your training double 14's or working on the perfect cork 5.

3. Respect gets respect.

With that said, I bid you an incredible 2014/15 season. Savor the stoke.
Oct 27 2014 8:39PM
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ThaLorax
Posts: 21083 - Karma: 8,459
FlackerGet stoked on everything, always remember your on the mountain to get away from reality. Get lost in the moment.


But never forget that the mountain IS reality and if you're not careful it can kill you.
Oct 28 2014 6:27PM
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jackbwu1899
Posts: 13 - Karma: 51
Party on Wayne
Oct 28 2014 6:29PM
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Krotchs_Brother
Posts: 1133 - Karma: 3,006
Don't pack dynamite in your boots.
Oct 28 2014 6:38PM
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CaptainSlow
Posts: 717 - Karma: 930
TheSeaCaptainYou don't even need to offer advice, just give him or her some re-enforcement. Not necessarily because they need it, but because you're always hardest on yourself.

After I eat shit trying to nail down my 7's, if someone skied past and said, "That was sick man, you've almost got it. Keep at it." I'll instantly feel better knowing that not 100% of the people watching think I'm a tool.


Cannot stress the importance of this enough. Positive vibes, even the smallest comments, can make a huge difference on someones day. Pro or newb, we all ski the same mountain, and deserve to be treated with the same level of respect.
Oct 28 2014 6:51PM
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B.Ryan
Posts: 322 - Karma: 1,142
TheSeaCaptainYou don't even need to offer advice, just give him or her some re-enforcement. Not necessarily because they need it, but because you're always hardest on yourself.

After I eat shit trying to nail down my 7's, if someone skied past and said, "That was sick man, you've almost got it. Keep at it." I'll instantly feel better knowing that not 100% of the people watching think I'm a tool.


could have not said it better myself
Oct 28 2014 6:55PM
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Skeetypete
Posts: 87 - Karma: 151
steezeninjaRemember to have a safety meeting before shit gets out of hand.


And remember to always bring sufficient safety supplies for all your homies
Oct 28 2014 7:24PM
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CBROOKS
Posts: 4979 - Karma: 10,708
SimplyCleanPut a smile on your face and spread the love. Too many kids are way too serious out there, will never show any emotion, and/or hide behind their goggles/balaclavas all day.

This is why so many people are scared/intimidated of going into the park or talking with a stranger.


So much this. No need to intimidate, no need to be that cool. Project positivity instead of exclusivity and I promise you, your days will be far more enjoyable.
Oct 29 2014 10:05AM
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EM_Productions
Posts: 43 - Karma: 234
1: Talk crap to everybody, whether they are better or worse than u
2: Cut off everybody that is in your way, even if you make them fall
3: Be really cocky, especially in the lodge.
Oct 29 2014 1:28PM
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yellav
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fuck da h8rz
Oct 29 2014 4:35PM
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tri_photo
Posts: 1530 - Karma: 7,195
just have fun.
Oct 29 2014 10:41PM
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