Why is it, every time you get to the top.
You have to poop.
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Why is it, every time you get to the top.
You have to poop.
It’s only a descent if it occurs in the descent region of France, otherwise it’s just sparkling skiing.Quote:
Originally Posted by cravenmorhead
What if he wears a Descente jacket?
Aren’t they Japanese?
I have to poop nowQuote:
Originally Posted by Woo-Dus
Alright, I was going to harass you for the névé since it came up in the last couple episodes but it looks like it's already taken care of. There are enough words I can't pronounce in Engrish that I think I can let that one slide :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Alkasquawlik
This is the way.Quote:
Originally Posted by Woo-Dus
poop dragon
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Hilarious and awesome music choice.
I mean that entirely unironically. It's like if Joe Satriani did the soundtrack to a Rocky training montage. I legit had that type of stuff on my skiing mixtape in the early nineties.Quote:
Originally Posted by I've seen black diamonds!
That line looked scary as hell from the bottom and ridiculously fun while you were on it.
Great episode. Hanging out with the locals, waiting for conditions, no helicopters, and getting a classic line in perfect conditions.
Awesome!
I remember reading about Doug Ward and that line in the late 90’s or 2000.
Did a group ski that same line the day before?
I would like to see some late 70s heavy metal music covers worked into the mix. Possibly done on a hammer dulcimer or banjo.
Oar you could pull out all the stops and use bag pipes.
And pocket bacon!
nice squiggles
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HtC3O6Z65F4
Yeah a day or two before...not quite sure though as we drove back to the coast between when we shot with Doug and skied the line.Quote:
Originally Posted by bodywhomper
Definitely helps for a faster ascent!
"Let's all recreate in a counterclockwise direction." E. Abbey.Quote:
Originally Posted by Alkasquawlik
I like how the old dude with the experience uses normal collapsible poles, and uses the straps on the safe uphill.Attachment 444980
that’s how you do it
the silly pecker poles are, well, silly
I could never give up the option of the cane position shown in the photo. resting the heel of my palm lightly on top of the downhill pole during mellow skin traverses or bearing down on top of both poles on steep sections of track. That extra grip option is essential, both for efficiency and variety/rest/relief. I couldn’t grip the pole the same way all day. I imagine some kind of wrist RSI after a few years of thousands upon thousands of repetitions.
Yes! I noticed that, too. Like, hallelujah, someone who actually knows how to use poles.Quote:
Originally Posted by plugboots
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I’ve been teaching my girlfriend how to skin and tour and stuff and we were going through this exercise yesterday. How and when to use your straps and not use your straps.
I wouldnt recognize Doug if i walked into him on a sidewalk but to a lot of people in the rockies he was the myth/name that skied everything first, or most everything. They were the guys. Doug and a Hahn brother(kevin? I think). No vids and seems like very few pics, just word of mouth, legend. Before rap films, greg stump and before warren miller was interested. I guess it was only the french alpinists they fed off of. I'd never claim a first in the rockies. Chances are he or the crew that followed have skied it. Many many have followed in those footsteps, whether knowing or not. They should know
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”straps off in avalanche terrain while skiing, strap on in the bedroom while poling, ok honey?”Quote:
Originally Posted by ~mikey b
So you think you will be done by the end of the season?
Hope the snow luck holds out for you to do so.
I would imagine you have a vaca picked out for a tropical island.