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I was stoked to see a 'bunker' from the 1930s in the Colorado Ski and Snowboard Museum in Vail: http://www.westword.com/2011-11-10/news/snowboarders-finally-accepted-on-the-slopes/ Some other info on the Bunker and Turkish Lazboard: http://snowboarding.transworld.net/1000116837/featuresobf/the-very-first-snowboard/ http://thebigadriver.blogspot.com/2009/12/origin-of-snowboarding.html Way older than old school.

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In case you missed the webcast of yesterday's giant SSW swell: http://billabongpro.com/tahiti11/heat-analyzer-gb In addition to the archived tow session they're also showing super slo-mo clips of the tow session in between waves on the live webcast.

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After reading the 'can U do a 36o' threads the last few years (all w/o video) I was stoked to give it a try. I found I could get a carved 360 around if I did it on a gully trail, carving up a steep, high wall (w/ packed snow) on the side of the trail. What worked for me was to come in fast on one trail and carve a hard heelside up the steep wall. This provides enough speed to ride the up the intersecting wall and to accelerate back down to complete the circle-arc. There's probably other ways, but this is one way that has worked for me. ________ Granny live

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Sorry Tex. Even though I'm not unaware of your strong feelings about revealing the goods (if you want to call a retroboard like this "the goods"), I feel even stronger that, in a CO-mmunity, it's good to share. FWIW, I'd also share some favorite powder stashes with you, too. ________ fat woman Webcam

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This is an interesting discussion. It seems there are at least two main schools of thought here: 1. Uphill rider has responsibility to ride in control--meaning that they can always stop or turn to avoid obstacles below them. Knolls and blind corners are approached with some caution, anticcipating that there might be someone below (code rule #1) 2. If on first inspection the coast looks clear, go for it--expecting there will be no one stopped under inviting knolls, catwalks, or blind corners (code rule #3 or #4). I was thinking about this as I was driving through a residential area today, and wonder if there is some correlation between riding and driving. At each intersection I found myself scanning for oncoming cross-traffic, just in case someone blew through the stop sign. I believe it's called defensive driving, where you are ever-alert for sleepers who might ruin your day--even if you have right of way. As people don't have to get a license to ride a board or skis, it seems even more likely that you'll find folks who do dumb things on the slopes, and being "bonehead-aware" on the slopes is as good an idea as it is on the road. ________ Shaved Pussy live

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My understanding is that one of the main reasons instructors learn to ride switch is so they can do better demos for visual learners who ride the opposite stance. Riding switch, a regular footed rider can make moves that a goofy-foot student would make, and vice-versa. It seems to me this approach works with low stance angles or riding duck. Do you think it is as effective a teaching aid when it's done on an alpine board with high stance angles and hard boots? ________ Washington Medical Marijuana Dispensaries

Many years ago I rode with a guy who regularly threw smooth, floaty 360s off the catwalks. Other than him, though, I haven't seen any hardbooters throw spins. Does anyone here spin 360 or more on their carving setup? Any tips for someone who wants to learn how? Thanks! ________ Lesbians Live

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