Family Ski holidays with baby facilities

On Wed, 06 Feb 2008 22:41:02 GMT, Pip Luscher
allegedly wrote:

I can't speak from wide experience, but I *feel* that the
mental adjustment isn't as great as people make out; I'll have to
experiment.

It's not a huge problem, and with more experience, one is obviously better
prepared to cope with greater variations.

Sometimes I set my bindings up wrong when I arrive at the mountains, and
generally I can tell straight away that something's not right. Although I
can continue riding with the wrong settings, it feels wrong and
uncomfortable.

Riding switch OTOH is weird; theoretically I know what to
do, but I don't have the so-called muscle-memory to do it on anything
other than greens or easy blues. Actually, it's been so long that I'm
not sure I can do it at all ATM.

It takes a concerted effort to crack riding switch, especially to be
relaxed at speed and/or on steeps. If it's an important thing for you to
crack, then you just need to spend more time at it. I wouldn't
necessarily change the bindings to do so though. Image setting your board
up with -3/-15 and then riding normally, it's going to be very strange.
So better to get the muscle memory working on the normal stance settings.

If you really want, just go for a completely symmetric stance.