What are the best off season activities?

[rojo.grande]

So I'm trying to avoid being insanely bored this summer by working, but what are some of the best off season activities to try to supplement skiing?

Throw down some thoughts and suggestions.

 

[iced]

sucking dick

 

[.FRY.]

giving rimjobs to my pets

 

[weastcoat]

Making macaroni and cheese

 

[rojo.grande]

giving rimjobs to my pets

sucking dick

I’m gonna have to pass on both but won’t judge you gentlemen either

 

[abar.]

100% mtb (after rimming fry's dog, of course)

 

[sourcrouter]

Tear up the streets

 

[Non_State_Actor]

Pick up yacht racing?

 

[mattross4508]

trampolining

 

[milo-mcsenderson]

Skateboarding, Inlining (waiting to get some aggressive skates), climbing, mtb...

drinking, chess, poker?

 

[nmwninjart]

Working alot, biking, and I just started tying skateboarding again after much failure at it as a child.

 

[Rparr]

Smoking weed and shitposting on NS

 

[MoneyMakerMike]

skateboarding and backyard ski setup

 

[theabortionator]

Smoking weed and shitposting on NS

I was gonna say southern hem, but this year Im doing basically this.

Ferrrtwennyblazejahhhhh

 

[JoeF2661]

Camping, hiking, and fishing.

 

[ParkRx]

kiteboarding

 

[sklermang]

mountain biking is fun as hell and you keep your legs in shape for ski season. It also helps you think about how to pick your line and press out trannys. Win, win, and win.

 

[rojo.grande]

mountain biking is fun as hell and you keep your legs in shape for ski season. It also helps you think about how to pick your line and press out trannys. Win, win, and win.

Thinkin that’s the way I’m gonna go. I’ve got a setup just haven’t used it too often in the last year. Bout time to hop back on

 

[skierjohncrew]

Running around practicing dank shuffles off everything jumpable

 

[JWillySkeez]

Yeah I'd say bike works the muscles you need, also lifting can be a good one if you want to progress your skiing?

 

[*ninja*]

sex

 

[rojo.grande]

Smoking weed and shitposting on NS

Fair enough

 

[smh]

Spending all that work/rent money on ski gear

 

[860media*]

work.

 

[Crust_Station]

Work, go to mt hood and ski, get a little too into shibari on your off days and skateboard, if youre a real one learn some street unicycling too, nothing is better for your balance than flatground uni combos

 

[powpatrol]

Surfing is the shit

 

[sui-kide]

Tramp, bbal, jogging, stretching

Cracking open a cold one with the boys

Videogames

Work

In that order

 

[Thisismyusethegw]

Learn to suck a golf ball through a straw, or if you get tired of that you always got aggressive inline skating.

 

[ChristianMingle]

Kayaking, longboarding, fucking your bf, smoking a bunch of bud, flowrider.

 

[PacificRimJob]

This is my first summer in about 3 years or something, so I'll have to go back to summer NS shitposting and mountain biking. Will be weird.

 

[7bsender]

My dude you got to pick up white water kayaking. It is one of the only thing better than skiing besides giving your pet hamster a rim job.

 

[tsingtaofanatic]

So I'm trying to avoid being insanely bored this summer by working, but what are some of the best off season activities to try to supplement skiing?

Throw down some thoughts and suggestions.

There you go

 

[rojo.grande]

There you go

What have I been doing all my life

 

[Earl_Globz]

Playing skiing video games and playing skate. And cheifin.

 

[fredyferl]

I'd say try some stuff out and see what you like. I picked up skateboarding 2 years ago after not skating for 10+ years and I really enjoy it for how simple it is compared to skiing. I used to hate summer because I couldn't ski but now I think I like it just as much as winter. I also like to keep in mind that sometimes it's not what I do that I like it's how it makes me feel

 

[patskis22]

clapping cheeks

 

[mattm7]

Employment

 

[tsingtaofanatic]

What have I been doing all my life

My thoughts exactly

 

[Wickliffestokes]

Definitely kayaking. Biking is fun and similar to skiing in a lot of ways, but not cheap and high risk of injury.

 

[Earl_Globz]

Definitely kayaking. Biking is fun and similar to skiing in a lot of ways, but not cheap and high risk of injury.

Man I’m trying to grip a SUP I am crazy obsessed!

 

[FIRAT]

Join a team sport, great way to spend your time and when you're not playing sports together you can still hangout. Other than that just hang out with your other friends and stay active. Maybe read, educate yourself a little.

 

[Skibumsmith]

See how much weight you can gain and subsequently lose over the next 3 months.