Today is one of those days that I will always remember. I foolishly hosted a kegger last night and I was going on like 4 hours of sleep as I got to Waterville Valley. The snow wasn't anything special at first (a little hard for my dull Madd) but all of the sudden, the sun hit the slopes and it was perfect.
I ran into a another carver who was on a similar level as me (he was definitly a little better) and we just rode all day. We ran into a guy by the name of Jeff (15 years of carving experience) who freakin RIPS!!! He gave us a few pointers, i cranked my angles from like 40ish to around 60 and we took off. After the snow got all choppy, i got out my silberpfeil with the conshox.
during my 2nd run on it, i felt something hit my rear knee. It turns out my knee was actually dragging in the snow/ice, which for me is a huge leap in progress. By the end of the day I was able to touch my elbow to the slope pretty comfortably on toeside.
Pretty much, everything that everyone i've carved with has told me regarding technique, came together today. I still got ways to go on heelside. I just wanted to say thanks to all those guys. they know who they are.