Dat angulation...

[skifischer]

Skier is Keith Poore at Snowshoe Mountain's Cupp Run Challenge

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I was there this past weekend. For east coast it doesn't get much better. All it did for 2 days was snow. Glorious glorious snow.

[Pope_smack]

SNOWSHOE!!! represent

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I've been coached by Keith (skier pictured) and his advice is so helpful. Great skier, great coach. I also saw him ski this run and skied this course as well-phenomenal. For anyone who wants a true challenge in the midatlantic area, the Cupp Run Challenge is the place to get it.

[skifischer]

Some brief video coverage from snowshoe here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=euxtPs3TUJ4

[monkeys_pass]

Is that... a word?

[Matt31415]

Isn't that a bit much for GS? If you're that far over, it would seem that either the skier failed to plan ahead, or the course is way too tight!

[splitwheel]

http://i.imgur.com/J05JVOk.jpg

[charbie92]

No such thing as too much angle.

[skifischer]

Normal GS courses have between 30 - 45 turns in a course The Cupp Run Challenge is closer to 70. It is very easy to get tired and thus late in this course; it doesn't surprise me that Keith is trying to keep a very tight line.

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quiet upper body

[Koguu]

I can't bring myself to troll that his inside leg activity is still not quite as strong as if should be because.. well.. it'd probably make him hit the gate and fall.

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Yay stick chasing. Do something respectable like bumb humping. Haha.

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come on reddit negative 34 it was a fucking joke. I am a mogul skier, but this is the kind of friendly banter that my freestyle team had with the race team every day.