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Tips to progress in the off-season

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Squelchouse
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Hey guys just wanted to see what people do in the off season when they aren’t ripping park. Skating? Woodward? Working out? Crushing brewskis? What works best to keep getting better when no more snow time?
Jan 29 2022 12:39PM
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Skiblade420
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Saltwater ass enema
Jan 29 2022 12:42PM
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JacksonA125
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SquelchouseHey guys just wanted to see what people do in the off season when they aren’t ripping park. Skating? Woodward? Working out? Crushing brewskis? What works best to keep getting better when no more snow time?


You’re not injured every off-season? Must be nice. On a serious note, cliff jumping is a cool way to stay airborne, mountain biking is a fun way to stay fit, and Woodward is cool for learning rotations into the foam pit.
Jan 29 2022 12:45PM
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Squelchouse
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Skiblade420Saltwater ass enema

I thought I was the only one
Jan 29 2022 12:52PM
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muffMan.
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Yeah any surgeries I need are in the off season
JacksonA125You’re not injured every off-season? Must be nice. On a serious note, cliff jumping is a cool way to stay airborne, mountain biking is a fun way to stay fit, and Woodward is cool for learning rotations into the foam pit.
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ReturnToMonkey
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What works best? Following the snow and continuing to ski. What works well and is more obtainable? Just do physically active things a lot, like biking, hiking, working out. Things that keep your body continuously moving and develop your musclar endurance and good cardio. Eating well and just staying healthy. Idk it's life, don't take it too seriously. As long as you consistently do something active, youll be all gucci
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LiLg
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LiLg
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Jan 29 2022 1:15PM
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LiLg
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https://www.newschoolers.com/videos/watch/1029451/I-Ain-t-Mad-At-Cha
Jan 29 2022 1:16PM
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BigPurpleSkiSuit
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stay strong by biking or running. Trail running has done wonders for me in terms of strengthening my calves and dorsiflexors which helps to avoid shin bang. It definitely is not good for the knees though unfortunately.
Jan 29 2022 1:25PM
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Jacobthesadskier
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I live 30min away from a dry slope and an hour from an indoor slope so I'm skiing all year round.
Jan 29 2022 1:49PM
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tri_photo
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golf
Jan 29 2022 1:59PM
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Icant_kfed
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Move to nj, and spend all your money and time at American dream
Jan 29 2022 3:08PM
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IsaacNW82
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Trampolines, DH biking, kiteboarding, hiking/running, gym. Hiking, running, and gym keep me in shape, the others also keep me in shape but more importantly keep the air awareness/balance/comfort with speed/adrenaline up. I used to cliff jump more too, similar idea.

It does back fire if you break your collarbone DH biking tho
Jan 29 2022 8:19PM
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ajbski
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Trampoline for aerials, but I do them once a week during the season too.

buy a boat. Go wakeboarding, wake skating, water skiing. Lots of similar principles to snow sports.
Jan 29 2022 8:47PM
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theabortionator
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Mt hood spring pass. Summer setup in the yard.

Boom you're pro by next season or my name is Doug Bishop.
Jan 29 2022 8:50PM
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drifts
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Knees over toes
Jan 29 2022 9:36PM
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mountaindewgirl
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1. Various types of skating
2. Tromping around the woods researching bigfoot sightings
3. Interpretive dancing
4. Construction
Jan 30 2022 1:26AM
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warm_diet_coke
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running, hiking, gym
Jan 30 2022 2:00AM
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dmcdmc
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skip to 1m 30s
https://www.newschoolers.com/videos/watch/1029536/Saitama-Revealed-His-Secret-Training---One-Punch-Man

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Jan 30 2022 2:22AM
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Schoess
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Eat healthy, exercise often, listen to your body, get enough sleep, hit some tramps, jerk off, work on balance exercises, call your mom and tell her you love her, don't do hard drugs and try to find good summer deals from shitters on nice equiptment/outerwear
Jan 30 2022 12:09PM
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