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Last March I did 84,246' of lift-powered from 9am-4pm at Diamond Peak. It was 57 runs down the Flume.
In March 2008, I did 70,128' at DP; 42 runs down the Flume and 12 runs down Lakeview.
I wish there were more endurance skiing events. They're really fun.
It's never occurred to me to count vert, or runs for that matter.
I do it for the music.
winner. winner. chicken dinnerQuote:
Originally Posted by jerr
If I'd been aware that a chicken dinner was at stake, I would have tried harder.Quote:
Originally Posted by carvedog
I chuckled...Quote:
Originally Posted by Adamantium
50K in a heli one day (2 years as staff at a heli lodge)
45K on hill, (SSV doing laps in the dive, Got 10 laps in one day, 36 minutes a lap average, with Merlyn)
I flew White Plains-Chicago - Kansas City - White plains one day - in a private Plane that cruised around 50,000 feet - so that's 300,000 feet in 24 hours...
Can I post what someone else did so's I can look kewl?
I did 18K in 1 day in Revelstoke BC last March
Last day of lift served this past spring I closed out Wildcat with 34 laps of corn harvest. At 2112 vert per lap thats like 70k plus. I tend to usually push my vert totals on the last day of my season, unless its a pow day, then its just the best run I can get my board on and the vert doesnt mean shit. Havent had a pow day end of the season though yet. I had more in me but my buddies werent having it.
I posted this before, but around 273,000 feet from 12 noon to 12 noon, 24 hours of aspen. Top speed around 102 adn we had 81 laps on the bucket on Ajax.
http://www.active.com/page19649.aspx
Third place twice, 2001 and 1995 (i think).
The race no longer exists.