I have a few:
1. ski 60 + days. Last year was 49 so I feel like I have a good shot.
2. Get my CB and CA in place in all turns on all terrain. This means perfecting the No Swing Pole Plant
3. Heli Ski Trip to Greenland. Odds are good that I will finally do this trip.
4. Finally hook up and ski with a few members on this forum
5. Getting my wife into some pow and chow and haviing her love it!
Wow, thanks Svend, because you made me go back and look at my goals for the season.
1. I think I will ski 56-57 days but not 60. Still I feel like that is plenty and I am learning more and more than quality is vastly superior to quantity (I am talking about how I ski and how I focus on improving my skiing versus how much vert and how many hours and days I am on snow)
2. I did make great progress on my CA and CB. I would not say that is in place in all turns in all terrain but I moved a ton versus last year, and the season is not yet over for me, so still time to get or come closer on this.
3. I head to Greenland on 4/16, so yes I will get this one!!
4. I had the pleasure of skiing with LP and High Angles at Squaw for a day and this was the first time I had hooked up with new friends from this forum. This was a nice goal to get.
5. Did get my wife into some pow and chow and she did well and enjoyed t. Not sure we can call it loving it, but super and amazing progress!! The new Pow skis helped a lot.
Wow, nice job Svend!! Great to look back. I will have to be even more aggressive with my goals next season!!
I guess this means the season is over for many. That is always sad to hear. I will say that in Colorado and Montana, April often brings with it the best powder skiing of the season and there is no one on the hill. For those considering a trip to Chile this summer, an April trip to Loveland or Big Sky is a lot easier, cheeper and probably more fun. Something for all to consider!!
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