summit1974
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bet he won't do that again!!!Glad nobody got physically hurt.That one kids pride took a good smack upside the head!!
You couldn't be more right Scott. Learning curve.
seems like there are a couple vids where the cameraa guy gets nailed. best not to be the camera guy.
I am thinking that neither age nor skill had as much to do with what happened as the lack of snow to hold a carve on. That comes down to a judgement call that any one of us could misjudge. Glad nobody was hurt, sleds can be replaced.
Wouldn't have been a problem had his buddy been farther than 50feet away. If you want to pull "stunts" don't do it so close to others.... Glad no one was hurtWow, glad nobody was hurt. But still a dick move to try and carve with only a few inches of snow.
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With experience on a sled you overcome the instinct to squeeze with your whole right hand/thumb (and thus going WFO) in a panic situation. Some catch on quicker but it takes training and muscle memory.
I've seen this myself a few times with novices. They can put around for hours no problem but something bucks them unexpectedly and instant full throttle when they just clamp down.
Kinda...they can both end up Hard On youThst anything like whiskey dick?
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