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But for me, its the tactical side of coaching that I look forward to the most this winter, not because I've achieved all I can in the technical area, because I haven't, but because I am not so sure that the technical stuff will do a lot for me if I don't get rid of some of the head games I have and get in touch with the tactical side of myself.
This is the year to break it out!
Educated guess is this is the source of your "Sometimes you have to let your bad self ski" signature. Thanks for sharing.
I relate! Last year, I made a lot decisions on where and how to ski to protect my shoulder especially during the Jackson Hole trip skiing tougher terrain with my buds who post here (Phil, Gary and Ron) and the JH locals who just ski at such a higher level. Letting go is a demon we all dance with on the mountain. In retrospect, I went for more terrain than I expected at the start of the year, but, when it got to a certain point, I couldn't cross that line. Self preservation is a strong incentive. A whole new chapter starts in a few weeks. Here's to the 10-11 season! Rock on!
Rachel was in the group and I admire her tenacity and love of difficult terrain on a big mountain. The two of you are twin sisters of different mothers.
Enjoy the clinic.
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