Also with the discussion on the bad pictures coming out and wondering if that was the spot they were all shooting from
Not sure if they can shoot from other spots but seems to be a ton of people right in that spot on the deck where those other shots were coming from. Hopefully that's not the designated area though.
It's great. New sport introduced to the Olympics? Lets just talk about sick people, tree hugging, and other dumb shit instead of explaining whats going on.
Are the men on tonight? I've seen enough of the same run.
I like the format though.
2 commercial breaks, 3 mini documentaries about their home life, 2 or 3 random tangents about nothing, 2 interviews at the bottom about nothing, and 1 maybe 2 womens qualifying runs.
Why are these retarded announcers not calling the tricks... Seriously i have not heard the word cork said in the past 30 minutes.... Calling a 1080 a flatspin.. who are they
nah, i just don't think its relevant enough to the general public to go into too much depth. but calling an upright spin a flatspin and something blatantly a rodeo a cork grind my gears a little bit. I really hope vanvalin is in it for skiing, he is right?
havent been following this thread that closely but just random debate it seems. Been looking for pictures mostly but this videohttp://www.nbcolympics.com/video/will-sochi-slopestyle-course-cause-problems-olympic-snowboarders? Seems to be indicating that even though there are snowboarders that have been unhappy with the course, response seems positive. Probably been posted already so, sorry if so.
Not an actual competition run but here are a couple practice runs that give another look at the whole course from top to bottom. Disclaimer, you probably need to be in the US and have an active cable account login to watch. http://www.nbcolympics.com/video/chas-guldemond-practices-slopestyle-run
I don't understand what all the fuss is about from boarders...
Why are they the ones that hate the course so much when some of the top skiers in slope are like "They're huge but they're safe! Lots of fun!" I don't understand what is so different between boarders and skiers that boarders can't handle the jumps. It's like 2 or 3 very vocal athletes that are saying it's sooooo dangerous.
Since when were pro athletes afraid of progression? The jumps are big and yeah they're pretty stepdown-ish but does that really make them so dangerous that they NEED to be changed?
I find it amazing how many people were bitching a week ago about how little snow there was and how shitty the conditions were. You DON'T build a course that F-ing huge with no snow. Geez. Now they are complaining about safety. People are dumb. I have a feeling the same applies to all the western "media" bashing on the facilities, accommodations and venues.
Shit, shit, shit. I just realized that the live stream fro ski slope probably isn't going to have LVV considering Todd Richards is covering the NBC feed for snowboarding and some rando that doesn't know what's going on if calling the live extra stream...
Seriously. There's no tracks down that shit, tons in the bowl below, but nothing off the top. I hope some of these skiers start exploring the mountains after their events are done. Ski trip to Sushi anyone?