The "how many days this season" thread got me thinking...
If a person can get 50 days or more skiing in a season, can they possibly feel they are not " a better skier" for it?
Muscle memory, and all that.
I mean, to get a high ski day count, one MUST be somewhat interested in the activity. Enough to "self help" on perceived weaknesses etc.
Baring injury and aging, Putting in the time and "miles" on snow just seems to return all the things we want out of our skiing experience. At least, that's how it works for me.
I'm on my second season working with ICE of all forms. I seek it out, I've come a long way. ;-)
The better you get, the better it gets.
If a person can get 50 days or more skiing in a season, can they possibly feel they are not " a better skier" for it?
Muscle memory, and all that.
I mean, to get a high ski day count, one MUST be somewhat interested in the activity. Enough to "self help" on perceived weaknesses etc.
Baring injury and aging, Putting in the time and "miles" on snow just seems to return all the things we want out of our skiing experience. At least, that's how it works for me.
I'm on my second season working with ICE of all forms. I seek it out, I've come a long way. ;-)
The better you get, the better it gets.
