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How to last longer?

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Dddsz
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So I've been trying to last longer at the ski hill but I usually cramp up or get dehydrated after about 8 hours. I just get sick of all the white stuff.

I've never taken more than 90 runs in a day. After each run, I take a 5 minute break on the chairlift and let the hill prepare to be shredded some more. As the day goes on, I notice that the hill gets more and more worn out, maybe it also gets tired.

I usually start at 9AM and take a break around 2PM. Those first 5 hours involve the most strenuous shredding. Sometimes I slide between the bumps as fast as I can...other times I venture off into thick jungle of trees, looking for the perfect line to make my entrance. I even grease a rail every now and then, just for the thrill. But my favorite part is taking a trip to the backside of the hill to see what it has to offer. Enough details.

NS, How can I increase my stamina and last all day?



Inb4: Viagra
Dec 20 2015 5:21PM
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tdollo
Posts: 3797 - Karma: 18,772
8 hours is all day tho
Dec 20 2015 5:28PM
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Dddsz
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tdollo8 hours is all day tho


The hill likes it from 9-9.
Dec 20 2015 5:31PM
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GrapeHunter
Posts: 2403 - Karma: 8,726
Eat a good breakfast, bring delicious beverages and snacks, pack a good lunch, snag dinner in the lodge, boom power all day. or just drink monster like stephan stoop
Dec 20 2015 6:31PM
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profa_212
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if you start getting sore, start drinking beer.
Dec 20 2015 6:56PM
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HAMNATION
Posts: 814 - Karma: 1,722
Profahoben_212if you start getting sore, start drinking beer.


pint o liquor and snacks should do ya
Dec 20 2015 7:13PM
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Jon_Taffer
Posts: 1374 - Karma: 5,383
get in better shape, train in the offseason as shitty as that sounds lol. personally I've never trained or anything for skiing but since I've blown my knee I've been on the exercise bike for a couple hours every day (not that a couple hours a day is necessary just tryna get my knee nice and strong) honestly, 20 mins a day while you're watching tv/gaming on the exercise bike will make a world of difference.
Dec 20 2015 9:40PM
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myllhouse
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Cialis
Dec 20 2015 10:01PM
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270on420out
Posts: 7514 - Karma: 51,166
Gotta take breaks. Sometimes, I'll find myself taking a nap in the lodge. Always drink plenty of fluids and make sure to stay in shape. Don't go hard if you're tired. That's how you get injured
Dec 20 2015 10:30PM
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Huck-e-Cheese
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Its all about the food!
I have the luxury of being able to ski to my house, feast, then get back on the slopes in like 10 minutes flat, but i would never survive an entire 13 hour day of skiing without eating a giants meal before, during, and after
Dec 20 2015 10:49PM
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Pachankz
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Stay under age 30 and you should be set .
Dec 20 2015 10:52PM
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alev
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Op.The hill likes it from 9-9.


just be lucky that your hill is open 6-9
Dec 20 2015 10:54PM
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PeppermillReno
Posts: 4814 - Karma: -707
A dry jacket in the lodge to change into mid day if yours is wet.


And some yayo.
Dec 21 2015 12:16AM
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jbmyo
Posts: 63 - Karma: 445
drink water.
Dec 21 2015 7:25AM
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Rennis_Deynolds
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Dec 21 2015 2:52PM
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WeathermanPetro
Posts: 239 - Karma: 228
When I hit it the second time I usually can last all day.
Dec 21 2015 3:00PM
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theabortionator
Posts: 51758 - Karma: 163,702
Speed up your clock on your phone so you can get 10 hours of skiing in 4 hours.
Dec 21 2015 3:32PM
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WeathermanPetro
Posts: 239 - Karma: 228
BortySpeed up your clock on your phone so you can get 10 hours of skiing in 4 hours.


Brilliant
Dec 21 2015 3:58PM
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LOLZfajitas
Posts: 393 - Karma: 1,054
get a tug toner
Dec 21 2015 11:06PM
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gnar_whal
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Dec 21 2015 11:10PM
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wizard_of_aahhhs
Posts: 711 - Karma: 1,764
Bowls on bowls on bowls. Keeps the legs and knees going.

OR Beer, don't get drunk (jk I'm not your mom) just get a little flow going and you will be max cooling

Or the natural method (aka being a loser), of drinking water making sure to take breaks when needed and always eat a proper breakfast
Dec 22 2015 12:16AM
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Forest_
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BortySpeed up your clock on your phone so you can get 10 hours of skiing in 4 hours.


Genius
Dec 22 2015 12:44PM
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dropinoutofschol
Posts: 265 - Karma: 905
Switch it up sometimes, let the mountain ride you.
Dec 22 2015 4:08PM
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freeballer
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OP, I can't believe you've never done more that 90 runs in a day.
Dec 22 2015 4:17PM
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Jeroen13
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Op.The hill likes it from 9-9.


More like 6-9
Dec 22 2015 4:52PM
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x.murphy
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My longest day was 18 hours (9am-3am). Honestly I don't know how I made it haha
Dec 22 2015 11:46PM
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yungsteeze
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monster and clif bars, the key to more success. notice how i said more.
Dec 23 2015 11:08PM
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