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I always hate starting a new season as I'm not a cold weather person, plus last winter was my first winter skiing in true cold, so I'm not having fun. So iv decided to work on Large parts of my pass, and in theory work the bad bits out. My main goal at the moment is vision in the course. Iv always skied more or less looking across course/ near buoys, and never fixed on a specific point, but more zoned out and taking everything in. Iv started now looking at the boat mirror as i exit the buoy, then switching to spotting the buoy upon edge change. My main goal with this is to try and get more stacked out the exit of the buoy, and hold a stronger position all the way through to the next buoy, as my biggest downfall in my opinion is breaking at the waist. Just seeing what people's views are on vision, and see if I'm heading in the right direction with this. water temp: 42 currently playing at 36mph, 16m

Title says it. What temp? http://static.cl1.vanilladev.com/ballofspray.vanillaforums.com/uploads/FileUpload/22/a2e55f6b64d7fb5f046b9a51d74b95.jpg

In the Uk for our standard league event, so similar to class C, we need: -Driver -Senior Judge -2 Normal Judges -Calculator -First aider on site ( 3 day course) as an absolute minimum.