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What to do in summer to help skiing and keep me entertained

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GarFrom09
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Whats the best sports to do to help my skiing or just to keep me busy during the summer
Feb 26 2017 9:03PM
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bait
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Cliff jumping
Feb 26 2017 10:31PM
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weastcoat
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Build a summer setup
Feb 26 2017 10:32PM
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GarFrom09
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baitCliff jumping


I would if we had cliffs here maybe I'll try to jump off some bridges tho
Feb 26 2017 10:44PM
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GarFrom09
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voyryBuild a summer setup


True
Feb 26 2017 10:45PM
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Swandog7
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Skate, Blade, Build a summer setup, build rails, hit the summer setup, go swimming, longboard, bike, make money working, change up your daily routine, go camping, go on a road trip, take pictures, practice editing skills from previous shots of pictures and videos, go to a summer camp, find a new hobby, read a book, go cliff/bridge jumping, rearrange your room, learn to draw, learn an instrument, go into a coma, pick up fat chicks near the harbor
Feb 26 2017 11:40PM
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50Kal
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Go ski 14trs.
Feb 26 2017 11:43PM
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aldicigg
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water ramp and tramp
Feb 27 2017 6:04AM
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Fork
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Build skis
Feb 27 2017 7:29AM
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-skian-
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Mountain Unicycling helps build core strength.
And it's dope.
Feb 27 2017 8:02PM
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Mr.Bishop
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voyryBuild a summer setup


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Feb 27 2017 9:02PM
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TheDoughAbides
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SkianPMountain Unicycling helps build core strength.
And it's dope.


Was gonna say a lot of skills from mountain biking translate well into skiing...but i bet mountain unicycling would be even better if you had the balls/patience to learn!
Feb 27 2017 9:11PM
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-skian-
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TheDoughAbidesWas gonna say a lot of skills from mountain biking translate well into skiing...but i bet mountain unicycling would be even better if you had the balls/patience to learn!

Balls of steel are needed, they can be mashed easily with out the support of standing and handlebars like on a bike.
Feb 27 2017 9:13PM
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GarFrom09
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TheDoughAbidesWas gonna say a lot of skills from mountain biking translate well into skiing...but i bet mountain unicycling would be even better if you had the balls/patience to learn!


True! not a bad idea.
Feb 27 2017 9:15PM
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TheDoughAbides
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SkianPBalls of steel are needed, they can be mashed easily with out the support of standing and handlebars like on a bike.


my balls are in pain from imagining
Feb 27 2017 9:21PM
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1776
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Krazymtb2Whats the best sports to do to help my skiing or just to keep me busy during the summer


Do bmx, Its pretty dope. The wisconsin season is pretty much over so ive been learning some new jibs and tricks. Heres a very good bmx store based in the mid west https://www.danscomp.com/
Feb 27 2017 9:25PM
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OldSpice
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TheDoughAbidesmy balls are in pain from imagining


From imagining someone else's balls? I'm not really comfort with where you went on that...
Feb 27 2017 9:25PM
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TheDoughAbides
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OldSpiceFrom imagining someone else's balls? I'm not really comfort with where you went on that...


quit projecting
Feb 27 2017 9:31PM
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-skian-
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OldSpiceFrom imagining someone else's balls? I'm not really comfort with where you went on that...

I think he meant imagining having his balls mashed.
Feb 27 2017 9:33PM
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tomatonater
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Lotion, your hand, and a computer. Bam. You're set
Feb 27 2017 9:42PM
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tacolife
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do the same thing we are all doing right now. Make pointless comments on newschoolers all day.
Feb 27 2017 10:14PM
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GarFrom09
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tacolifedo the same thing we are all doing right now. Make pointless comments on newschoolers all day.[/QUOTE

True
Feb 28 2017 6:34PM
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crotchvent
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Move to the southern hemisphere and ski there over the summer.
Feb 28 2017 6:50PM
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1776
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Krazymtb2Whats the best sports to do to help my skiing or just to keep me busy during the summer


Go to mt hood oregon, I go there evey 2-3 years, skiing throught the summer, lots of rails and jumps
Feb 28 2017 10:20PM
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jordanj801
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Trampolines, diving boards, inline blades
Mar 1 2017 12:41PM
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Slade.
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SkianPMountain Unicycling helps build core strength.
And it's dope.


This
Mar 1 2017 1:40PM
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-skian-
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Slade.This


Do you mountain unicycle?
Mar 1 2017 5:27PM
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DothSpades
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check out some local surf spots or take a road trip to a beach. rent a board and shred up some waves!
Mar 1 2017 5:34PM
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oxiclean
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yo-yoing is a pretty xtreme sport that you may take a liking to.
Mar 2 2017 8:08PM
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Zennan
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Best things by far are backpacking, rock climbing and mountain biking. Getting out on the trails is the most amazing thing and checking out the backcountry in the summer is always a fun little thing to do, maybe do a couple summits of sick peaks and just look at sick lines you can ski in the winter that you never will
Mar 3 2017 12:00AM
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Slade.
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-skian-Do you mountain unicycle?


No, sounds dope though.
Mar 15 2017 3:35PM
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louie.mirags
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mtn bike, road bike, hiking, hill sprints, jiu jitsu, fly fish (fish harder to get to spots) etc
Mar 15 2017 3:53PM
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clorox
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Skateboard + bungee + snow from an ice rink = urban
Mar 16 2017 11:29AM
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.zoidberg
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build a summer setup and try to make the longest rail possible
Mar 16 2017 1:26PM
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CarsonDaSkier
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ride scooters
Mar 16 2017 1:55PM
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Stuuuuuuuuuu
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Get a slack line, its really fun and is probably good for balance
Mar 16 2017 5:47PM
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RousedWits
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This summer my plan is to get into aggresive inline skating... Honestly looks hella sick and fun. Rollerblading in general I think is great for your ski legs... But I think the ability to grind takes it next level

Hang loose
Mar 20 2017 2:49PM
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Swandog7
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RousedWitsThis summer my plan is to get into aggresive inline skating... Honestly looks hella sick and fun. Rollerblading in general I think is great for your ski legs... But I think the ability to grind takes it next level

Hang loose


Its harder than it looks, and is significantly different that regular rollerblades... beware
Mar 20 2017 9:28PM
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Zennan
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StuuuuuuuuuuGet a slack line, its really fun and is probably good for balance


I second this! Also just remembered, if you have access, try getting up to Mammoth or another mountain that is open well into the summer, always the sickest thing ever to be skiing in the summer
Mar 20 2017 11:29PM
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kung_powpow
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hauling ass down a mountain on a bike feels alot like skiing
Apr 5 2017 7:10PM
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theabortionator
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Head south
Apr 5 2017 7:29PM
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GarFrom09
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Swandog7Its harder than it looks, and is significantly different that regular rollerblades... beware


i have a pair their really fun but also hard
Apr 14 2017 10:16AM
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Jems
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Go on your tramp knowing absolutely nothing and jump 3 hours a day for a full summer. Then learn every trick in the book + grabs and end the Sumer with horrid back pain like me.


Never regret
Apr 16 2017 10:13PM
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APunx176
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baitCliff jumping


I second this so hard

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-tc6AIglmVo
Apr 17 2017 1:26PM
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