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How to prevent injury when going on a ski trip
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I think you'd better come home now Ian, with your family, it's clearly not safe out there :lol:
Actually, I'm feeling a little sorry for the original poster. I think he/she was genuinely trying to be helpful - and at least he/she doesn't wibble on about what they eat for breakfast etc. like I do.
Although I must say I wouldn't fancy having to ski wearing a gum shield - that would be going a bit too far for me :shock:
Ally
Backlash - You almost never see a snowboarder with a brace on their knee, I've seen dozens of skiers wearing them. If it were not for terrain parks, and half pipes skewing the figures, I really do believe snowboarding would have significantly less serious injuries than skiing. On the other hand, skiing is preferred by less fit, and more timid people who are more likely to injure themselves falling.
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Yep
The world revolves around you, when you are young :lol:
Have you had teenage kids ? Everything is so much work :lol:
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Started by Ski_maverick in Beginning Skiing 08-Mar-2010 - 36 Replies
Getjim
reply to 'How to prevent injury when going on a ski trip' posted Mar-2010
Ian Wickham
reply to 'How to prevent injury when going on a ski trip' posted Mar-2010
Thats it I'm not skiing tomorrow just in case I fall over :lol:
Edited 1 time. Last update at 08-Mar-2010
AllyG
reply to 'How to prevent injury when going on a ski trip' posted Mar-2010
Ian Wickham wrote:Thats it I'm not skiing tomorrow just in I fall over :lol:
I think you'd better come home now Ian, with your family, it's clearly not safe out there :lol:
Actually, I'm feeling a little sorry for the original poster. I think he/she was genuinely trying to be helpful - and at least he/she doesn't wibble on about what they eat for breakfast etc. like I do.
Although I must say I wouldn't fancy having to ski wearing a gum shield - that would be going a bit too far for me :shock:
Ally
Jonah690
reply to 'How to prevent injury when going on a ski trip' posted Mar-2010
You all missed the most important tip for avoiding injury whilst on the slopes.
Dont snowboard ski instaed. :)
I await the backlash from our boarding friends.
:D
Dont snowboard ski instaed. :)
I await the backlash from our boarding friends.
:D
Trencher
reply to 'How to prevent injury when going on a ski trip' posted Mar-2010
jonah690 wrote:You all missed the most important tip for avoiding injury whilst on the slopes.
Dont snowboard ski instaed. :)
I await the backlash from our boarding friends.
:D
Backlash - You almost never see a snowboarder with a brace on their knee, I've seen dozens of skiers wearing them. If it were not for terrain parks, and half pipes skewing the figures, I really do believe snowboarding would have significantly less serious injuries than skiing. On the other hand, skiing is preferred by less fit, and more timid people who are more likely to injure themselves falling.
Trencher
because I'm so inclined .....
Bandit
reply to 'How to prevent injury when going on a ski trip' posted Mar-2010
Hook, line and sinker :lol:
Trencher, if snowboarding attracts fitter people, why are they always sat on their backsides, just over the brow of every hill )
Also, why do I never see adult skiers dragging their skis along the ground behind them, apparently too tired to pick them up? :D
Trencher, if snowboarding attracts fitter people, why are they always sat on their backsides, just over the brow of every hill )
Also, why do I never see adult skiers dragging their skis along the ground behind them, apparently too tired to pick them up? :D
Gary Waters
reply to 'How to prevent injury when going on a ski trip' posted Mar-2010
Nice one bandit !!!!! :D
Trencher
reply to 'How to prevent injury when going on a ski trip' posted Mar-2010
bandit wrote:Hook, line and sinker :lol:
Yep
bandit wrote: Trencher, if snowboarding attracts fitter people, why are they always sat on their backsides, just over the brow of every hill )
The world revolves around you, when you are young :lol:
bandit wrote: Also, why do I never see adult skiers dragging their skis along the ground behind them, apparently too tired to pick them up? :D
Have you had teenage kids ? Everything is so much work :lol:
Trencher
because I'm so inclined .....
Topic last updated on 09-March-2010 at 20:15