hoodratz47
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Dude I get this.  I'm a level two. And I only ski in that PSIA form when I'm teaching or in a clinic.
But it gets kinda of annoying. When everyone is trying to make every skier homogeneous. Humans are all different and every joint works different. I'm lucky that my little mountain is way more laid back then some others. There is a reason ski school is usually the bad guys in ski movies
				
			But it gets kinda of annoying. When everyone is trying to make every skier homogeneous. Humans are all different and every joint works different. I'm lucky that my little mountain is way more laid back then some others. There is a reason ski school is usually the bad guys in ski movies
14130360:sharpski said:I don't know if it was mentioned, but ski instructors are about as worst as it gets sometimes. I spent a month in japan staying in a house with like 8 of them, with most of their friends being instructors. I have never heard such a group of people talk about the "cert levels" as much as them. Holy fuck did it get annoying, they carry themselves so high for people who cannot ski anything other than groomers, looking like a fucking robot. Now I'm not saying all are like that, but I really got a negative vibe from most of them, given the reason for this rant. They would constantly talk about the technical aspect of skiing and never shut up about how "sick" their black crow setup was. Some of them started a Carving challenge on instagram, now how sus is that? I would take them into the off-piste terrain and they'd ski like total a boner off drops, natural hits, ect. I don't understand why they see themselves at such a high level just because they can follow a standard. Niseko, japan, this goes out to you!
Has anyone else noticed this before?
**This post was edited on Apr 15th 2020 at 2:03:22pm