cragginshred

Was just a thought. I'll try skiing the course like I did the gate

With that how do I prevent being 'lean locked' and ending up with a late edge change?

Well like I said in the OP after taking 2 1/2 years off I felt like I was in a blender at the rapid fire velocity that happens in the course in 17" Letting go was better than getting injured -just the PT in me The best coaching that day was **Slow your gate down** That was in the 1st set as I was dropping in spiking the load and it only got worse. So there ya go!😁

Ya, last minute tuck n roll! Well. Mostly roll 🙃

This was 2nd set and despite snow skiing 49 days ending previous weekend it's not the same as water skiing! Good points thanks Horton and others! Probably should not have done a 2nd set so sore, but I was there and thankfully did not get hurt!

Following several years off the water due to back pain and pursuing Mt biking, last week I opted to get back on the water! I live at -25 and was very comfortable there so I opted to start there. Although this is not the most spectacular out the front crash but it brings up the question of how much directional lean is too much? I look ok off 2 ball then right at the 1st wake it was too much. Years ago there was a great pic of Bishop (I think) leaning away but also in the direction of travel. Slowing the vid it made me think of that

Man that spread where I live in Ca would be closer to a million When I think La I picture swamps and large catfish. Just a Californians dorky stereotypes of places they've never been. :wink:

@kc who won that? I thought she did not travel to the overseas events?

I've asked before to only get crickets,..but has she lost a comp she has entered in the past several years? The only comps other women win are the ones Regina does not go to

Ok hard core IPA drinkers do you have a 6 pack or a 12 er with muffin tops??

@skierjp nope, mentioned in my OP. Zero pull on them, just placing them thru the hooks seems to put enough pressure on the top to prevent the liner from coming out

There was a thread years ago about plastic bags being put over the liners. Thanks for the response I was beginning to wonder about the forum

T-spine mobility via foam roller and tri plane stretching!

I had a partial release of my front carbitex boot yesterday. Back foot came out no prob but the front boot did not allow my front foot to fully come out resulting in some strained medial and lateral ligaments and my achilles is pretty sore which means I was likely on the threshold of some serious damage. I've read here about putting bags over the liners or soap apart from the obvious don't lace the top tight -which I never do. Whats some effective methods?

My 2017 is de-laminating on the tail so I have been curious as to what the new Radar skis are like as well!