How much time do you spend working on or thinking about your gate width?

[Horton]

How much time do you spend working on or thinking about your gate width?

[ScottScott]

If you've ever skied with Jodi Fisher, you have put A LOT of thought into gate width.

[6balls]

Get uncomfortable--get the hell up on the boat. Of all the technical stuff we discuss this is a relatively easy, yet uncomfortable change. Just do it!

[ski6jones]

I have been coached on this numerous times, always ski better when I do it, and frequently back slide into a narrower gate. I REALLY struggled skiing this spring. Getting coaching now and this was what we started with. The wider gate fixed numerous problems Instantly..

[PatM]

I know I should focus more on it

[keithh2oskier]

I think I remember on the spraymakers podcast they said there really is no reason to not practice your gate everytime.

 

That being said, I am not a smart man and don't do alot of thinkin'.

[RGilmore]

I spend about 3 seconds thinking about my pullout, and then about an additional 3 seconds thinking about my glide. So, about six seconds total. However, I repeat that sequence around 15 to 20 times per ski day. Technically, that's up to two minutes per day, 4 to 6 days a week. So, over a season, it really starts to add up.

 

As former congressman Everett Dirksen, R-IL once said, "A billion dollars here, a billion dollars there. Pretty soon we'll be talking real money."

[gsm_peter]

Every pass, when I do not forget it. :#