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Thread: What's your strategy for skiing bumps/moguls?

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    inspiring

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    Too bad Murphy is no match for Donny Pelletier

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    Last edited by fomofo; 12-28-2024 at 01:00 PM.
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    Quote Originally Posted by fomofo View Post


    Yesterday I skied a short bump line for a warmup, then off to the steeps. Sorta bumpy there too, but it feels completely different, def slower turns.

    I should ski more bumps...
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    For me the key is alway looking a couple of bumps ahead. If I do this the skis know what to do. If my eyes get stuck my skis get stuck. Mind you we're talking about slow skiing easy bumps befitting my age. The only videos I'm likely to be on are Jerry of the Day.

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    Chin up! Eyes up!
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    Face down, ass up…..

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    So that's how you do it?
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    Quote Originally Posted by shera View Post
    So that's how you do it?
    Sounds suspiciously like a telemark technique.


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    Live each season as it passes; breathe the air, drink the drink, taste the fruit, and resign yourself to the influences of each.
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    Ba dum tissss!
    watch out for snakes

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    Keep it simple


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    So good, and inspiring! Love watching her drills and movements, and trying to replicate them when I'm out skiing. And then trying to take that into the bumps.

    Trying being the operative word!



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    Point em, hold on.

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    Turn at the top and smooth through the trough


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    Ski up to em, look down, continue skiing the mellow groomer.

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    My strategy is to be better than you.

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    Eyes up.
    Weight forward.
    The steeper the hill, the more aggressive you need to be on absorbing, extending, and finishing turns to keep up.
    Finish every. Fucking. Turn.

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    Was hacking around this afternoon and the usual excuses came to mind "skis too wide, too long" (192 Mfree 108). Then I watched a teenager grease the same line on some 110 Sender Frees - skis glued to the snow the entire time, almost pumping in the troughs. Next run I mimicked his style and tried to ski more centered, pump and absorb and keep the entire ski on the snow in the trough etc. Greased it. Didn't get another run quite like it whether it was fatigue or losing the visual. Crazy how much "watch and learn" can help.

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    Backpack filled with everything necessary to avoid bumps at all cost


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    just fuckin’ send it…



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    My recently acquired herniated L5/S1 has me leaning more towards the "avoid!" camp, but I have to ski 'em to enjoy the terrain I like most. I do think the days of sessioning MJ Challenger chair 2 weeks after any new snowfall are gone though, ha!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Vt-Freeheel View Post
    Keep it simple


    Years ago, i went to a mogul camp with Donna, learned a lot.

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    Repetition so the bumps become “your” bumps. And look ahead as I’ve stated earlier I’m pretty sure.

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