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jonesinski
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 Posted: Thu Mar 15, 2012 5:36 pm Post subject: 'Let's see you ski' thread! |
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Seems like this would be a basic interest in a forum about telemark skiing. Sorry if something like this already exists, but I can't find it anywhere.
In the spirit of 'more stoke, less stroke and flaming', let's please be polite regarding other's abilities, fashion sense, etc. 
Constructive criticism is probably fine if desired-feel free to give me critiques and pointers-but we shouldn't want this to become a thread of competitive comparisons. It's all about showing what we love to do.
Here's a recent little clip of me at my favorite ski area:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xn-M0RnEv_E
I look forward to seeing other members in action.  |
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robrox
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Location: following Diogenes, but the ba$tard threw away the lamp so I'm just stumbling along in the dark!
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First turns on heavy gear after total knee replacement...not sayin which one:
http://vimeo.com/38318533
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jonesinski
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Nice, Rob!
Makes me miss the good ol' days at MRG when I was in college.
Good to see that the artificial knee is tele-approved as I'll probably need one myself one day.
Thanks for sharing. |
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alamotele
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Location: alamogordo, nm
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long time visitor. Have learned a ton from this site and Love the stoke. thought this might be a good place for a first post.
Ski Apache earlier this year.
http://youtu.be/-TtFJedC4z8 |
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keithermadness
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Yahoo! Back in the saddle again!
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Goombay
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Here's one showing how gear improvements in the last ten years has changed my stance and style of skiing.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hGT2vLt-qXQ
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Highland Sport
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all ya all ski better than I do!
Rob keep the faith it has almost been a year since I went binoc! |
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JoshTheSkier
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I have a couple up, here's one from some a lift-served day in Utah last season:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M3iDrFWpIZE
It's long, but there's a couple good clips in there.
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Quadzilla
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Gee great skiing by you and the gal. Very surprising that a nice blue bird powder day resorting and no crowd. Or, you got your secret stashes well hidden.
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Nick (AT)
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Was that filmed at 2 frames per second or is my PC screwy?
Looked good from what I could interpolate. Hope it felt great.
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vdrifter11
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| Posted: Thu Mar 15, 2012 8:38 pm Post subject: Re: 'Let's see you ski' thread! |
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| jonesinski wrote: | Seems like this would be a basic interest in a forum about telemark skiing. Sorry if something like this already exists, but I can't find it anywhere.
In the spirit of 'more stoke, less stroke and flaming', let's please be polite regarding other's abilities, fashion sense, etc.
Constructive criticism is probably fine if desired-feel free to give me critiques and pointers-but we shouldn't want this to become a thread of competitive comparisons. It's all about showing what we love to do.
Here's a recent little clip of me at my favorite ski area:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xn-M0RnEv_E
I look forward to seeing other members in action. |
Nice Jonesie! Great idea to see more and maybe hear a tad less noise! ..You surprised me though ..Closet DPPer! Ha , it's just a trick to have in the bag.. I will get a vid of my own up soon, before it's too late this year! Btw, today I skied with my first Ttips associate..Sadly, she's just a "lurker" on NTN , but I encouraged her to join.. She started in Co . years ago on leathers and Tuas! She still wears her leathers around the yard and garden! Solid skier..Cheers..
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vdrifter11
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| Nick (AT) wrote: |
Was that filmed at 2 frames per second or is my PC screwy?
Looked good from what I could interpolate. Hope it felt great. |
The issue may be that your box does not handle HD vid well..
If you click on the "HD" ( bottom of the video display) , that will
toggle HD off and you will see the video @ 30 fps or so.. Enjoy!
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md2020
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jonesinski
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| Posted: Thu Mar 15, 2012 9:54 pm Post subject: Re: 'Let's see you ski' thread! |
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| vdrifter11 wrote: | | ..You surprised me though ..Closet DPPer! Ha , it's just a trick to have in the bag.. |
Well, it looks like I did throw in one DPP there at the end. It happens occasionally, usually if I'm a little off balance, but not something I regularly try to use.
Great contributions, everyone! Keep 'em coming.
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tele.skier
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Location: the cascade foothills
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MD' was killin' the tight trees that we skied before I pulled out the camera... Then he proceeded to bobble numerous times on this easy meadow skip, almost like the camera jinxed him... That was a fun day.... we need more of those...
*** Btw, I didn't get up early enough today to get to the goods before the hiway closed for avy control work. I hung the wavey glass in that corner cabinet piece, while I waited for the hiway to open.... The hiway was still closed at 2pm, and by the time it opened, It was raining and alpental ceased operation anyway..... No doubt the new snow and rain sent the avy rating into extreme...
I tend to be the camera man so everyone else is on film....
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