It's better than that. My son is only seven and before today had only been on very basic nursery slopes of around 100-150 metres. He was really nervous on the first run (Ciste Fairway), but after a little more coaching he was really getting to grips with linked stem turns.
By the end of the afternoon he was almost ready for an easy blue run - I was really proud!
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Whats for breakfast then ?, I'm carrying a slight heavy head this morning bit of a light weight these days really, have to go into work later to see how the MDay flowers are doing then we only have easter to worry about :cry:
It would be very unprofessional of me to talk about my employer on this forum as I don't really think they would appreciate it, but all I can say is that you have made a very good choice of place to do your mothers day shopping :thumbup:
Beware too much sugar in Muesli, bran is the way forward, but there are side affects :oops:
Little W loves them, too much sugar for me though, not good for me :cry:
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Started by M. Tinsley in Ski Chatter 07-Nov-2008 - 86 Replies
Snow Time
reply to 'Spyder Ski Store - and spotting fake ski gear' posted Mar-2009
This week I aaaaarv been mostly........ skiing
AllyG
reply to 'Spyder Ski Store - and spotting fake ski gear' posted Mar-2009
Hi Snow Time,
I'm glad to hear your son is doing so well. In my experience (with my daughter), once they get over the basic fear of ski-ing, they overtake their parents in no time. I'd guess that after one week's ski holiday, possibly 2 depending on how good you are, he'll be saying 'Hurry up Dad - what are you doing!'.
Have fun ski-ing!
Ally
I'm glad to hear your son is doing so well. In my experience (with my daughter), once they get over the basic fear of ski-ing, they overtake their parents in no time. I'd guess that after one week's ski holiday, possibly 2 depending on how good you are, he'll be saying 'Hurry up Dad - what are you doing!'.
Have fun ski-ing!
Ally
Ian Wickham
reply to 'Spyder Ski Store - and spotting fake ski gear' posted Mar-2009
AllyG wrote:Hi Snow Time,
I'm glad to hear your son is doing so well. In my experience (with my daughter), once they get over the basic fear of ski-ing, they overtake their parents in no time. I'd guess that after one week's ski holiday, possibly 2 depending on how good you are, he'll be saying 'Hurry up Dad - what are you doing!'.
Have fun ski-ing!
Ally
Whats for breakfast then ?, I'm carrying a slight heavy head this morning bit of a light weight these days really, have to go into work later to see how the MDay flowers are doing then we only have easter to worry about :cry:
AllyG
reply to 'Spyder Ski Store - and spotting fake ski gear' posted Mar-2009
Ian,
I've had my breakfast - muesli, same every day, even when I ski. I try to stay fit and slim, but it's getting harder as I get older.
I don't know which supermarket you work for, but I will be going into Tesco later with my daughter to buy special mother's day food for her to cook me a meal tonight. Flowers are a waste of money, we have a huge garden here, but food I like, and my daughter cooks (and skis) better than me, at age 15.
Ally
I've had my breakfast - muesli, same every day, even when I ski. I try to stay fit and slim, but it's getting harder as I get older.
I don't know which supermarket you work for, but I will be going into Tesco later with my daughter to buy special mother's day food for her to cook me a meal tonight. Flowers are a waste of money, we have a huge garden here, but food I like, and my daughter cooks (and skis) better than me, at age 15.
Ally
Ian Wickham
reply to 'Spyder Ski Store - and spotting fake ski gear' posted Mar-2009
AllyG wrote:Ian,
I've had my breakfast - muesli, same every day, even when I ski. I try to stay fit and slim, but it's getting harder as I get older.
I don't know which supermarket you work for, but I will be going into Tesco later with my daughter to buy special mother's day food for her to cook me a meal tonight. Flowers are a waste of money, we have a huge garden here, but food I like, and my daughter cooks (and skis) better than me, at age 15.
Ally
It would be very unprofessional of me to talk about my employer on this forum as I don't really think they would appreciate it, but all I can say is that you have made a very good choice of place to do your mothers day shopping :thumbup:
Beware too much sugar in Muesli, bran is the way forward, but there are side affects :oops:
Amanda n
reply to 'Spyder Ski Store - and spotting fake ski gear' posted Mar-2009
crunchy nut cornflakes yum yum
age is but a number but why does it have to keep going up !!
Ian Wickham
reply to 'Spyder Ski Store - and spotting fake ski gear' posted Mar-2009
amanda n wrote:crunchy nut cornflakes yum yum
Little W loves them, too much sugar for me though, not good for me :cry:
AllyG
reply to 'Spyder Ski Store - and spotting fake ski gear' posted Mar-2009
I've just realised something - I've gone and done it again!
I've assumed Snow Time is male, but they might be female. Sorry Snow Time, are you male or female? I seem to continually make mistakes over this.
Ally (female)
I've assumed Snow Time is male, but they might be female. Sorry Snow Time, are you male or female? I seem to continually make mistakes over this.
Ally (female)
Topic last updated on 23-March-2009 at 11:03