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Newbie question - on the flat
one thing that will help you greatly is to make sure your board is well waxed. Speed = more edge = less riding flat and subject to body slam when edge catches. I regularly pass skiiers on the traverses now which I never could do my first year or two boarding. Thanks, Mike. Yes, I do keep the board waxed. I'm a tech-head intermediate to advanced skier, and do my own base repairs, edge tuning, hot waxing... The board is pretty new, so I haven't touched the edges, but I believe in keeping my stuff waxed. Thanks also to the rest of you who responded to my plea for help. I feel much better about where I am now, and look forward to my next trip. Jack |
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