Music and skiing

[lineskis413]

so the other day i was out skiing and not only had my brother lost my good over the ear skull candys icons but my phone died half way through the day. needless to say i was soo out of order and annoyed that i literately landed nothing clean after my music died. wondering if anyone has ever lost their music and not ben able to land anything either?

 

[John18_6]

Doesn't make a difference for me, Confucius say I don't listen to music because the world is my music.

 

[kung_powpow]

Your a bitch if you think you need to music to ski well

 

[TheGreenBastard]

ya dude, i just got my music back after a season or two, and its nice but your being a bitch

 

[plyswthsqrrls]

two questions1) how did you lose your music for two seasons?

2) was it difficult to catch?

 

[lineskis413]

naw i dont need it to ski well it just threw me off not haveing it like it was a mental thing.

 

[ilikefood]

I can't ski with music and never will. You lose so much spacial awareness with headphones or ear-buds in. It's pretty dangerous really. And besides, hearing your skis on the snow is beautiful.

 

[Toaster-Tony]

Hearing has a lot to do with balance. I'm not sure if it's affected by playing music, but either way I rarely ski with music unless I'm by myself.

 

[CrapBandit]

I think the problem is you focus too much on the music while skiing. When the music turned off your focus turned to skiing and you realized that you suck.

I'm just playing. When I can't listen to my Taylor Swift I spaz out.

 

[nicola.lussi]

Just keep the music one ear and listen to your skiing and surroundings with the other one.

 

[Stadtski]

I like to mumble chief keef songs to myself because it disrupts my mental state so my balance gets better once i stop