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i highly doubt there is prize money that big. maybe with all the endorsements they get after the fact but not just from the comp itself.

ruf, hang in there and good luck on your recovery.

its boarding school. you werent paralyzed or injured to the point that you wont ever be able to step on skis again. do some yoga or pilates and train super hard so you are prepared when the time comes where you can get on skis. plus like it was said before go to the indoor facilities or dry...

your body will let you know when your ready. rushing injuries is usually the best way to keep yourself hurt and not ever fully recover. take it seriously.

so a broken knee cap or something?? march is not too bad...id much rather have any broken bone, even the femur than a torn acl. the recovery is much faster from almost any injury than it is for a blown knee.

you can easily walk with a torn acl, which is a very serious injury. i partially tore my acl, get a custom brace and rode pretty well for about a month. doin nuthin special i totally shredded whatever was left even ridin in the brace. it doesnt matter if its a lil tore or completely severd its a...

second that!

been there done that twice. no fun man but your a CHAMP and you'll pull through like a CHAMP! keep your head up, do the rehab and look forward to next season.

word to that.

i think its pushing the limits on skis. who cares if someone else in another discipline of skiing has done it before. and i wasnt nesacarily speaking directly of the trick. i was speaking of the individual. this guy has pushed the sport. if you had an ounce of the same skill you wouldnt be...

how can you hate on a fellow skier first off. and second on someone who is pushing the sport to new levels and bringing loads of dough into the sport. for all those who hate realize that if its not for guys like dumont we wouldnt be riding all of this technologically advanced equipment and...

the power of the human will...damn!

DEGENERATES! the ultimate flick with the ultimate soundtrack.

ahhh the vaunted switch front or underflip...whichever you prefer. no doubt, blind as hell!

that a solid bet. theres not much that guy cant do. helps when your dad gives you the gene pool of legendary skiing.

theres only one place for the sickest backcountry in the east. new hampshire and tuckermans ravine. it rivals some of the toughest terrain out west. worth the trip for sure although ive never skied it outside of the summer months so I cant say what its like in the winter or if its even accessible.

i think alot of it comes with trust. im serious when i say it comes from the hips. the rotation is set from the hips just like a good spin. you shouldnt have ton force your wieght. you shouldnt have to crank your arms either. the other key is hucking. you cant have a slow rotation without a fair...

definatley right there at the top of the game for all around skier. i still think t-hall has him beat on all around but he may have a little better big moutain game but t-hall has the better park game. either way the guy kills it!

not sure abotu switch fronts but i nailed the switch back a few years ago and its as easy as pie. most of it is just commitment. push from the hips at the lip and spot your landing from the get go. its all in the hips and balls of your feet at the lip, rotate and stick. simple. i find if i...

you are correct grasshopper. the first twins are the dragons and I had them. i bought those new in '97 i believe. they only came in a 193cm. im 5'8", so it was a ton of ski but still one of the best i think i ever rode. classic shit!