Is windells worth the money, will i learn stuff

[keystoneandbone]

what do u think

 

[Mr.LemonPie]

there are about ten threads with this same title...just use the searchbar.

 

[jimmer]

yes.

 

[SirFryanator]

most definitely. I dunno if it's worth ALL that cash, but i't'll be a dope experience.

 

[keystoneandbone]

i could care less about the experience i just want to learn some new stuff

 

[Mr.LemonPie]

actually, you could just look like 15-20 threads down and find 50 responses...

 

[scofield]

learn new stuff at your mountain during the regular season

 

[smooticus]

You will learn tons,, if you have balls.. and on top of that you will have a fucking awesome time off the mountain especially if you skate

 

[elk.]

Word on the street is that last year you got to play airsoft with tj schiller. Thats pretty dope

 

[Faggghkxd]

yes its amazing you learn a ton

plus this year the coaches are insane

off hill is amazing and its paintball not airsoft

 

[finnafuckyobitch]

how big is the park? im signed up and i jst wana know if it will be overrun and shit

 

[Treestman]

depends on what u put into it

u dont just go and become a better skier, u gotta work at it, try new stuff, progression doesnt just come to you

 

[CoachG]

^ well said t-man

 

[panojibber]

Also depends on how good you are, if you can't do 3s.... There is pretty much no point in going. As long as you can self-teach stuff safely, I would wait and then go later. If you've got 5s then it will definitely be worth it I think, I've never been but that seems logical.

 

[Silence]

^ Doesn't seem logical to me.

I think if you can SKI and want to get some freestyle skills, then there would be no better place to go than a summer camp like windells. Irrespective of how good you are in the park, the camp would be a great opportunity to get solid coaching, learn new things, refine current tricks, get advice - whether that be a 180 or a doubleflip.

As said above though, the more you are willing to push yourself, the more you will get out of it.

 

[GetPitted]

I usually don't hate but...This has got to be the stupidest thing I've ever read on NS.

 

[keystoneandbone]

ya i can do all that,i want to learn like cork and rodeo 9's

 

[Alex_G]

At High North I got way more motivation to get better when I saw that my coaches were really not that much different than me (physically) just way more experienced. I just realized that you can work up to what the pros are doing one day, and that it's not impossible it just takes very hard work and a lot a lot a lot a lot a lot of dedication. That's what makes camp worth it for me. I wish I could go this year.

 

[jsaya_SagStraps]

ya u have to work at it but ya. i herd t-walls is gonna coach there this summer.

 

[alaskakid]

The camp I've been looking forward to ALL season is most likely closed. So bummed. And it was like half the price of all these other camps.

 

[SK1ERDUDE]

windells looks sick

 

[iceCream]

for those of you on a budget, mt. hood summer ski camp is about half the price of windells

 

[Reed.]

hornbeck will teach you how to ride away like a G, which is all you need

 

[honeydip]

and its just as sick/sicker

 

[mski]

the learning is up to you.

 

[2planksmcgee]

When i went to Windells i mostly learn confidence. Yo'ure there sessioning with all the other skiers and coaches, but its a super positive atmosphere and everyone is pumping you up when you are going to try something. Obviously if your best trick is a 360, you're not going to go to camp and learn a switch 9. You need to be realistic and push your whole skiing versus just trying to learn a banger.

 

[Pat_K]

go to momentum bro...there a t-bar there so you don't have to bust your ass hiking

 

[Malcolm]

yea ull learn stuff. im too poor so im doing water ramps tho