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Does anyone here play any sports

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That's how I learned as well. "is this the beginner slope?" "Sure! This is how you snow plow, now go"

I still think an instructor is a good idea. Not everyone can teach someone well. First time experiences go a long way, and I've known too many people who've tried and hated it because they ate snow and were wet the entire time.

I wish I could ski or snowboard. But to get enough snow, I have to drive over twelve hours in each direction. So yeah.

Just make sure if you hit your head, even if you "feel fine" make sure to get medical attention. Head trauma can be tricky...

I've only gone skiing once. I had a lot of fun but it was pretty difficult. Seeing 4 year olds flying by me on the trails was a little disheartening. haha

I wiped out so hard once and one of the ski medics saw me do it. they would not let me get up, because they figured something had to be wrong.

I was so mad

I'd be mad too.

In my younger years I was always trying to keep up with my buddy. A guy who skiied about 10x more often then I did. So, I wiped out plenty. Went over this small jump one day and somehow managed to lean way too far back, smack myself in the face with a ski, and then crash hard with a lot of rolling completely off the trail. lol, so bad.

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