AtomicSkier

LOL my short skis are 184cm It was more the radius...21m vs 30m that was throwin me off

I'd stay clear of Blue Mountain, simply because of the crowds. Jack Frost is probably the best place to take kids so they're not scared/intimidated by the out of control goobers and insane crowds at Blue.

No TR...maybe a few pictures if I feel they're worthy of Nick and Glenn's eyes.

Blue should be great this afternoon...sun should be out soon...do it. Gunna be firm this weekend.

Nope...just forgot how to ski nonpow skis...Similar to when I got on my slalom skis after being in JH in early Jan...totally different type of skiing.

The calm before the storm this weekend...Awesome view of the Bowl from Ajax....

Today was JADIP....I meant NSJay in the parking lot at 3:43pm, and we skied a short session together. It was my first time at Blue in the month of February, and it felt so weird to be on my Mantra's again. JO even beat me down Razors, I had to remember how to turn them. Bumps were prime on Main Street, the sun was still out and it was nice and warm. LTD.

Yes. I was going to say that...Blue definitely has some of the best equipment $ can buy. Best people to operate it? Not at $7/hr.

I was at the dick deep pow

Based on his FB profile pic...yup

ahaha

Less than a week away and I'll be at Little Annie's having beef stew and the apple crisp. JADIP.

I might head out Friday in the afternoon to enjoy the sun and warm weather...Could be icy/sugary death this weekend

ding ding ding

They were

wow Doug looks like a rah-tard.

Don't think so...look at all the herbs on the groomers

Conditions sound good...may be hard to stay away from Blue before I head to Aspen...Are you doing any midweek sessions NSJay?

ummmm fuck yes. From this past weekend...I leave for Aspen a week from Tuesday

AngryHugo got a nice scenery shot from somewhere above Amphitheater while Tom and Doug were discussing safety.

Nice! Looked like some nice days with the sun out. Some nice pics in there too.

I only posted the pictures that were worthy of being posted. I took like 400 pictures.

I know exactly what it was...dislocated shoulder.

I have to say it was an awesome JH trip. My stoke levels dropped after I injured my shoulder at Jack Frost 6 days before our first ski day. It was hard to get excited for a trip when your shoulder was basically useless. However, some immobilization for 4 days with PT mixed in, and stoke levels were on the rise. Day 1 was the true test. My arms felt pretty good with the help of an EVS shoulder brace. The key for me was to not fall, at all, so I couldn't exactly ski the way I wanted to. That, and doing a pole plant with my left arm was very though, so I couldn't hop turn in tight places like I needed to, so that affected what terrain I skied, and how I skied it. I managed to get through 7 days of skiing awesome terrain at JH without falling once, thus helping my shoulder heal and allowing me 3 good weeks of healing before my next trip. Pole plants were coming easier the last few days, and I could even crank down on my boots with my left arm. Even with that in the back of my mind, the skiing was great, the snow was great, and the company was awesome. Fun times in JH, for sure. After 7 days of listening to GSS blab on and on, I had to tell him to STFU at the airport as I was too tired to listen to him any more.