How do you snowboard?
Originally Posted by Daredevil
frontside's are tons easier. backside 3's are harder if you ask me.
Originally Posted by ipozestu
Wooot for da Jeebus. Cliff we gotta go riding, weater looks good for the next few days.

I may roll out this wknd w/ a dude fr: my softball team. We keeping a watchful eye on the conditions to decide if it's worth it. Again, it's a pretty warm system coming thru. The snow may be a l'il mushy.
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lessons help a lot in the very beginning, getting out on your own is not very easy. after a couple years, it gets better, and eventually it will be second nature. If you have good guidance in the beginning, it really helps you out later on
After your lesson start on some blue runs to get more speed. Try to stay out of the way of traffic. When falling clintch your fists, rather than falling on your hands. Bending your knees is key, and even though it's going to feel weird, keep your weight on your front foot. When turning from front-side to back-side do it gradually with some speed. When going slow do not make fast turns. When getting up flip your self so you are face down, the slowly get up, this will save your abs big time. No jumps on the first day. Good luck! My 2 cents.
Originally Posted by Daredevil
how much snow is predicted for soutshore? anyone know?
im going to be up there sunday and monday. finally some snow, hopefully it gets cold enough to p0w it up
im going to be up there sunday and monday. finally some snow, hopefully it gets cold enough to p0w it up

But, in your case, since ya frequent Sierra... here ya go. The coordinates on the map are within a few hundred yards of the top of the Grandview chair(elev. 8852').
Have fun, bro!
Originally Posted by darkonion
Use protection while you are in Tahoe.
Sorry, folks. I couldn't resist the jab at the "fatherly" advice.
Just jokes.
I apologize if I have offended anyone. heh hehAnd now, back to our regularly scheduled programming.
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blast...heh......gross
If anyone is white male about 21 years old, my friend is selling his season pass to kirkwood. I dont know how strict they are on checking if its really you (thru the phot0)
but yeah he said $100 since its two trips worth, and costco sells a two day package for like $98
If anyone is white male about 21 years old, my friend is selling his season pass to kirkwood. I dont know how strict they are on checking if its really you (thru the phot0)
but yeah he said $100 since its two trips worth, and costco sells a two day package for like $98
Originally Posted by ipozestu
I've been riding for 17yrs. I still have no clue what you are talking about. I can ride anyway I want Goofy, regular, fast, slow, straight, curvy, flat, edge. I know nothing about buttering bread.
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Originally Posted by ipozestu
Man I'll toast that **** and butter it, all at the same time.
The one on the right is falling leaf, i couldnt remember
Originally Posted by boardoholic
Max... I posted up some info in the "powderhounds" rollcall thread.
But, in your case, since ya frequent Sierra... here ya go. The coordinates on the map are within a few hundred yards of the top of the Grandview chair(elev. 8852').
Have fun, bro!
But, in your case, since ya frequent Sierra... here ya go. The coordinates on the map are within a few hundred yards of the top of the Grandview chair(elev. 8852').
Have fun, bro!
i Love you man!
thanks for the link!
and yes ill be up at sierra this sun/mon/perhaps tues
*edit* how would I find exactly those coordinates from that home page?
thanks
Last edited by Daredevil; Feb 8, 2007 at 05:05 PM.


