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September 12th 03, 02:41 AM
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Bailing/falling technique?
What method is best to bail? Most of the time I fall over to the side and
skid or wump to a stop, but last year I bailed on a very hard/icy downhill slope, and skidded on my hipbone over a washboard surface for quite a while. The bruises lasted weeks. Is there a better way to bail under such circumstances or in general? gr 
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September 12th 03, 07:37 AM
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Bailing/falling technique?
See the post titled "Dumb Question" posted a couple of days ago. Similar
question was asked and you'll might get a few answers. cheers Bob "GR" wrote in message ... What method is best to bail? Most of the time I fall over to the side and skid or wump to a stop, but last year I bailed on a very hard/icy downhill slope, and skidded on my hipbone over a washboard surface for quite a while. The bruises lasted weeks. Is there a better way to bail under such circumstances or in general? gr
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