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If I could only ski as bad as HS!

Is bad good or bad? I forgot.

Note that I have cancelled the clinic - see the first post.

SOORRRRY EVERYONE!!!!!!

Highway Star wrote:Note that I have cancelled the clinic - see the first post.

SOORRRRY EVERYONE!!!!!!

Still curious why you require a mid-fat for your clinic as Bling asked?

XtremeJibber2001 wrote:

Highway Star wrote:Note that I have cancelled the clinic - see the first post.

SOORRRRY EVERYONE!!!!!!

Still curious why you require a mid-fat for your clinic as Bling asked?

I'm not going to put up with anyone stupid enough to show up for this kind of clinic on the wrong kind of gear, and I'm not going to waste my time explaining it to people who don't "get it". Simple.

Highway Star wrote:
I'm not going to put up with anyone stupid enough to show up for this kind of clinic on the wrong kind of gear, and I'm not going to waste my time explaining it to people who don't "get it". Simple.

I guess "not explaining to people who don't get it" is an example of your teaching style?

Mister Moose wrote:

Highway Star wrote:
I'm not going to put up with anyone stupid enough to show up for this kind of clinic on the wrong kind of gear, and I'm not going to waste my time explaining it to people who don't "get it". Simple.

I guess "not explaining to people who don't get it" is an example of your teaching style?

"Why you should be freeskiing on a midfat" is beyond the scope of this clinic. If you don't understand that concept, there are other places for you to learn it. I've already spent WAAAAY too much time on this topic over on epicski in the past two years or so.

Highway Star wrote:

Mister Moose wrote:

Highway Star wrote:
I'm not going to put up with anyone stupid enough to show up for this kind of clinic on the wrong kind of gear, and I'm not going to waste my time explaining it to people who don't "get it". Simple.

I guess "not explaining to people who don't get it" is an example of your teaching style?

"Why you should be freeskiing on a midfat" is beyond the scope of this clinic. If you don't understand that concept, there are other places for you to learn it. I've already spent WAAAAY too much time on this topic over on epicski in the past two years or so.

Can you at least link to a post where you covered why you need a mid-fat then?

XtremeJibber2001 wrote:

Highway Star wrote:

Mister Moose wrote:

Highway Star wrote:
I'm not going to put up with anyone stupid enough to show up for this kind of clinic on the wrong kind of gear, and I'm not going to waste my time explaining it to people who don't "get it". Simple.

I guess "not explaining to people who don't get it" is an example of your teaching style?

"Why you should be freeskiing on a midfat" is beyond the scope of this clinic. If you don't understand that concept, there are other places for you to learn it. I've already spent WAAAAY too much time on this topic over on epicski in the past two years or so.

Can you at least link to a post where you covered why you need a mid-fat then?

No. Go search threads I've posted in, in the epicski tech section.

Highway Star wrote:

Mister Moose wrote:

Highway Star wrote:
I'm not going to put up with anyone stupid enough to show up for this kind of clinic on the wrong kind of gear, and I'm not going to waste my time explaining it to people who don't "get it". Simple.

I guess "not explaining to people who don't get it" is an example of your teaching style?

"Why you should be freeskiing on a midfat" is beyond the scope of this clinic. If you don't understand that concept, there are other places for you to learn it. I've already spent WAAAAY too much time on this topic over on epicski in the past two years or so.

Are you suggesting that people couldn't/didn't freeski when all we had was straight skis of pretty standard width? Damn, way back in the dark ages...1985...skiing must've been pretty dull.

Bubba wrote:

Highway Star wrote:

Mister Moose wrote:

Highway Star wrote:
I'm not going to put up with anyone stupid enough to show up for this kind of clinic on the wrong kind of gear, and I'm not going to waste my time explaining it to people who don't "get it". Simple.

I guess "not explaining to people who don't get it" is an example of your teaching style?

"Why you should be freeskiing on a midfat" is beyond the scope of this clinic. If you don't understand that concept, there are other places for you to learn it. I've already spent WAAAAY too much time on this topic over on epicski in the past two years or so.

Are you suggesting that people couldn't/didn't freeski when all we had was straight skis of pretty standard width? Damn, way back in the dark ages...1985...skiing must've been pretty dull.

No, I'm saying that showing up on a carving ski do to this type of skiing is a BAD IDEA, and you will have a BAD TIME.

However, if you want to show up on your 205 GS boards and rock out, I'm all in favor of that.

Just no carving skis. Thanks.

Highway Star wrote:

Bubba wrote:

Highway Star wrote:

Mister Moose wrote:

Highway Star wrote:
I'm not going to put up with anyone stupid enough to show up for this kind of clinic on the wrong kind of gear, and I'm not going to waste my time explaining it to people who don't "get it". Simple.

I guess "not explaining to people who don't get it" is an example of your teaching style?

"Why you should be freeskiing on a midfat" is beyond the scope of this clinic. If you don't understand that concept, there are other places for you to learn it. I've already spent WAAAAY too much time on this topic over on epicski in the past two years or so.

Are you suggesting that people couldn't/didn't freeski when all we had was straight skis of pretty standard width? Damn, way back in the dark ages...1985...skiing must've been pretty dull.

No, I'm saying that showing up on a carving ski do to this type of skiing is a BAD IDEA, and you will have a BAD TIME.

However, if you want to show up on your 205 GS boards and rock out, I'm all in favor of that.

Just no carving skis. Thanks.

Hmmm....I gotta go dig out my Rossi 205 Quantum (I think that was the name) from storage. I have my 195 K2 5500s here - maybe I'll try those instead.

Bubba wrote:

Highway Star wrote:

Bubba wrote:

Highway Star wrote:

Mister Moose wrote: I guess "not explaining to people who don't get it" is an example of your teaching style?

"Why you should be freeskiing on a midfat" is beyond the scope of this clinic. If you don't understand that concept, there are other places for you to learn it. I've already spent WAAAAY too much time on this topic over on epicski in the past two years or so.

Are you suggesting that people couldn't/didn't freeski when all we had was straight skis of pretty standard width? Damn, way back in the dark ages...1985...skiing must've been pretty dull.

No, I'm saying that showing up on a carving ski do to this type of skiing is a BAD IDEA, and you will have a BAD TIME.

However, if you want to show up on your 205 GS boards and rock out, I'm all in favor of that.

Just no carving skis. Thanks.

Hmmm....I gotta go dig out my Rossi 205 Quantum (I think that was the name) from storage. I have my 195 K2 5500s here - maybe I'll try those instead.

Good luck with that......

Highway Star wrote:No, I'm saying that showing up on a carving ski do to this type of skiing is a BAD IDEA, and you will have a BAD TIME.

However, if you want to show up on your 205 GS boards and rock out, I'm all in favor of that.

Just no carving skis. Thanks.

I call sh*t on that one HS. I've got a pair of Rossi Vipers and I'll ski them anytime anywhere and trust me I'll have a great time. Granted if there's more than 6" of fresh I'd rather ski my PE's, but I don't see any snow in the forecast for this weekend.

Whaddya gonna bring a micrometer and measure the dimensions..?