Its more than a sport, its a lifestyle

i get the same questions from all my friends that dont ski. i love skiing more than anything else. i would give up my entire life just to ski
 
remember your last thread and thats what we said and it is completely true since i discovered skiing its consumes alot of my life I kinda changed in a way you could say but I live in England and none of my friends would really ever understand unless they tried it and got involved.
 
so true. most of my friends dont undersand even a little how much i love to ski. they see it as another thing to do when it snows. i see it as what winter is for and dont know why you would do anything else. i love it when i see other people who feel the same.
 
yeahhh i like that, of course its a lifestyle!

people always look at me weird because i wear some tall-t and cant understand that we all want to represent skiing in our way and our life would be different if we were not skiing.

SKI TILL YOU DIE
 
Thats literally exactly what i was thinking but didnt know how to put it into words. You managed to do so for me in such vivid diction. lawl
 
No one understands what it does for me. I don't get to go that often, and I literally desire it. All the time. And right now to everyone else (and even myself) it seems like a completely unjustified obsession, as I don't ski that often, but it makes sense to me and I'm sure I'll be doing it for the better part of my life.
 
I get this question for a bunch of my friends, but luckily, a bunch of my friends do ski. And even my friends who board want to ski.
 
ya most of the people at my school (of whom i mostly hate) dont even understand how much i like to ski, its all i do. every 10 seconds i just think about it snowing and skiing.
 
thanks for supporting everyone !!!
and if you do use anything from this text, make sure to mention muah. thanks NSers
 
I completely understand what you're saying. Right now skiing is all I've been thinking about. I feel bad talking about it with people because when I get into into it that's all I can talk about. It's especially hard for me because our season only lasts about four months and the other eight I'm stuck trying to figure out something to do. Like you, I want to keep doing it for the rest of my life, there's never going to be a point where I'm going to say, "You know what, I'm done now, I've learned all I can, there's nothing more I can take from this."
 
so true. when you said that about clicking into the bindings i had a flash of stomping in on a fucking beautiful morning looking up at the mountain and just being so happy knowing that i have a full day of skiing ahead of me
 
skiing is the best, theres not much else to say about it. nothing compares to the feeling i get when i'm on skis, whether i'm lapping the park, shredding pow or cruising groomers. i like to think that everybody feels like i do when they're skiing, or at least everybody on NS. my parents/friends don't understand why i enjoy it so much or spend money on it at all. i've had people make fun of me for "spending all your money on those stupid "sega" hoodies". it's not just about looking good or feeling good about how you look on the hill, but the way i see it, we only have a certain number of days each season, so why not make those days the best you can, whether that means spending hundreds on outerwear and tall tees, or eating shit 50 times just to get one trick. we'll break bones and waste money, but we have all our lives to heal and make more. nobody will ski till the day they die. i consider half of skiing to be what you do during the off season. i spend countless hours playing gnarshmallow, doing flips off of everything, throwing down on the tramp and scanning newschoolers for the best deal on a large jiberish aristocrat. i still consider that part of my love for skiing. here comes the hate, but when i work out i do leg presses with the sole purpose of making it easier to learn 270's onto the 3 rails at my mountain. i ski on the shittiest mountain in NH, with probably 3 days a season at loon or mt snow, i've never hit urban because i haven't had the opportunity to, and i can't spin more than a 7, let alone throw a rodeo 5, but i appreciate every moment i'm on skis. my love for skiing didn't change at all when i discovered the park, it's always been the same, indescribable, surreal feeling.
 
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