east coast revolt

freestyle101 - hey man, read my sig again...it says nothing about me being able to handel the 151...but for the record...i can.

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please just end this thread... whistler is sick, you can be a good skier regardless of where you grow up... blah blah blah...

 
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i just thought id revive this thread cuz it makes me laugh so damn hard.

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definately a funny thread, but the fact of the matter is that an east coast skier is used to icy/hardpacked conditions. Given good conditions (i.e. out west) an east coast skier can hold their own. However, take a west coast skier, and bring em to the east with the icy/hardpack/man-made conditions and a west coast skier chokes (and of course there are exceptions, I'm not denying that).

Plain and simple, you have to be very technically sounds in the east coast because of the conditions. Out West, with softer conditions (and actually having powder) you can get away with a lot less technical skill (using edges).

In my opinion every good skier should ski both Coasts and form their own oppinions.

 
definately a funny thread, but the fact of the matter is that an east coast skier is used to icy/hardpacked conditions. Given good conditions (i.e. out west) an east coast skier can hold their own. However, take a west coast skier, and bring em to the east with the icy/hardpack/man-made conditions and a west coast skier chokes (and of course there are exceptions, I'm not denying that).

Plain and simple, you have to be very technically sounds in the east coast because of the conditions. Out West, with softer conditions (and actually having powder) you can get away with a lot less technical skill (using edges).

In my opinion every good skier should ski both Coasts and form their own oppinions.

 
i have to give it up to the east coast. don't talk shit, there is alot of undergroung shit going on over here and i am sure that you couldn't handle falling on the ice that is why you stick to the 6 foot powder pussy

 
i have to give it up to the east coast. don't talk shit, there is alot of undergroung shit going on over here and i am sure that you couldn't handle falling on the ice that is why you stick to the 6 foot powder pussy

 
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wow bitch some more about some internet kid talking shit.....who cares?? if your true to yourself then who gives a shit about what others say??

 
i live on the east coast and i gotta agree with manus. if a west cost skier hit a patch of ice he would fall on his ass super hard. and dude ive been to Whis. and yea its a crazy place but we still get powder out here... Jay Peak Vermont for example. Have u ever even skied the east coast CJ??

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