SlickRick.
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theres a million ways to...
How do I DE-TUNE my edges for a rail jam
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skinnylove
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who is the sponsor?
StevenSegal
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oh it's so easy, just...
Each group is given a deck of cards with the jokers removed. Each person in the group must complete two trials of the following task. With one person timing the participant must whole the shuffled deck face down, and flip cards up one at a time sorting them into groups (1's, 2's, 3's, and 4's together, 5's and 6's together, 7's and 8's together, 9's and 10's together, and a separate pile for each face card including aces). Once the cards are completely sorted the timer stops the watch, and the time is recorded. This trial is completed 2 times by everyone in the group, and the pre trial scores are posted on the board. The class is then divided into 2 groups, the whole practice group and the part practice group. The part practice must break the practicing down into parts according to the sheet. First each member must be timed while sorting the cards into face cards and non face cards. Following that, each member will be timed sorting the cards into face cards, non face cards, and aces. Finally each member of the group will be timed sorting the cards into a pile for 1's 2's 3's 4's 5's 6's, a pile for 7's 8's 9's 10's, a pile for face cards, and a pile for aces. These 3 separate trials are then repeated for a total of 6 practice trials. All results are recorded. While the part practice group is doing there trials, the whole practice group is doing 6 trials of the original process. Separating the cards in the same way in which they were separated in the pretrial. After six trials are done, all results should be recorded. A day later, we do the post trials. Getting into small groups, everyone will do 2 more trials in the same way that they did the original pre trials. Each trial will be timed and recorded. The results are then posted on the board for comparison. Each participant must find the mean of their pre trials, their post trials, their first 3 body trials, and their second 3 body trials, as well as the difference between their pre and post trials. The results are put on the board in accordance with the group each person was in. Finally the mean of each column on the board is calculated to compare the average results.
Each group is given a deck of cards with the jokers removed. Each person in the group must complete two trials of the following task. With one person timing the participant must whole the shuffled deck face down, and flip cards up one at a time sorting them into groups (1's, 2's, 3's, and 4's together, 5's and 6's together, 7's and 8's together, 9's and 10's together, and a separate pile for each face card including aces). Once the cards are completely sorted the timer stops the watch, and the time is recorded. This trial is completed 2 times by everyone in the group, and the pre trial scores are posted on the board. The class is then divided into 2 groups, the whole practice group and the part practice group. The part practice must break the practicing down into parts according to the sheet. First each member must be timed while sorting the cards into face cards and non face cards. Following that, each member will be timed sorting the cards into face cards, non face cards, and aces. Finally each member of the group will be timed sorting the cards into a pile for 1's 2's 3's 4's 5's 6's, a pile for 7's 8's 9's 10's, a pile for face cards, and a pile for aces. These 3 separate trials are then repeated for a total of 6 practice trials. All results are recorded. While the part practice group is doing there trials, the whole practice group is doing 6 trials of the original process. Separating the cards in the same way in which they were separated in the pretrial. After six trials are done, all results should be recorded. A day later, we do the post trials. Getting into small groups, everyone will do 2 more trials in the same way that they did the original pre trials. Each trial will be timed and recorded. The results are then posted on the board for comparison. Each participant must find the mean of their pre trials, their post trials, their first 3 body trials, and their second 3 body trials, as well as the difference between their pre and post trials. The results are put on the board in accordance with the group each person was in. Finally the mean of each column on the board is calculated to compare the average results.
Chronicdubs
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I find this post odd. If you are good enough to be sponsored, detuning skis shouldnt be an issue. Secondly, i dont know why you would ever even want to de tune skis edges. People that are good enough to gain a sponsor know enough about skiing to know that edges are indespensable especially in the pipe. Im gonna call your bluff on this thread but if you must know.
just a file
just a file
Squirrel_Murphy
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Grab a large cube of frozen butter ( make sure its salted ) and rub away my friend. The salt will round your edges nicely. With the left over butter, make some toast and while you eat it, sit back and envision yourself on top of the podium.
titsLOL
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umm i'm pretty sure no one who's any good except maybe a few exceptions keep their edges sharp on skis they use regularly on rails, that's what seperate pipe skis are for. but I am definately doubting that he's spawnzored if he has to ask such a stupid question, how hard is it to figure out how to make a sharp metal thing dull?
