Author Topic: Should there be a "WAR Zone"?  (Read 2475 times)

LivingProof

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Re: Should there be a "WAR Zone"?
« Reply #30 on: January 06, 2013, 07:31:12 am »
Wow, reality check!! No one ever said a word about Josh's skiing until he without solicitation attacked and critiqued several forum members skiing and he did it pretty consistently after being warned about numerous times. He should feel fine about having his skiing critiqued without solicitation, because that is what he always did.

Your comment above belongs in the "Are you Serious" or "Come on man" section!

John,

I think you cherry picked one line and read something into it that was never intended. There is nothing in my writing that justifies Bush's actions. Read the 2nd and 3rd paragraphs of Liams post 27, as I think he captured, better, how a PSIA L3 might think about the attacks of his ski teaching.

In any case:
6 years ago, I returned to skiing and during a trip to Utah, I remember laying on the snow, exhaused and bruised, thinking that I had to relearn sking following a 10 year break. That's how I came to both Epic and the PMTS forum. From Harald Harb, I have learned a great deal about ski technique. The man is marvel about breaking down skiing into movements. I played in the technique forums in both Epic and PMTS, but, have long lost my passion for posting about technique in those forums. A lifelong golfer, I've always been fascinated with technique, that carried over into skiing. Today, this pedestrian skier commits to disengage from all discussion about technique in our forum. I'll listen to what accomplished skiers have to say. I'll admire those who can do what I can't on skis. Maybe I'll ask some questions about different techniques just to learn or offer some thoughts to a novice, but, it's not worth risking friendships about how skis are turned. Bottom line, it's about enjoying myself and the great people I get to ski with on the mountain.
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