by Belskisfast » Wed Dec 22, 2004 8:44 pm
Snowspeed
Where are you skiing in Tahoe?
I'm off to Sugarbowl tomorrow. Would you care to hook up?
I agree with whomever said Rusty Guy was not being too antagonistic here. It seems RG just likes to engage in argument. He is reasoned most of the time, though that doesn't make his points correct or valid. Agreed, he should be shuned if he gets back on the crass personal attack track. RG have you been PMTS'ing with SCSA? Feel the force....abandon the dark side....lol!!!!!
I had a PMTS alignment done last week along with an on snow assesment and lesson. Absolutely fantastic. Other than the obvious, impossible to deny fact that I have probably never engaged a high C turn....on purpose lol....I enjoyed every second. Thank you Skiwizard!! PMTS is a user friendly tool box....far more so than PSIA, in my experience. My wife who learned to ski in Switzerland and has that flowing elegance style, also took part, and she is convinced that her control of speed and stability on the steeps is far better with primary movements. She has no dog in this fight, and didn't particularly want to participate in our PMTS day. It is obvious to me that the PMTS method yields immediate, measurable results, even for experienced skiers.
I love skiing and I am so glad I found PMTS. My knees are glad too. Especially the one without an ACL. Oh, and my wife who also tends to get a bit tired by mid-day, was far more energetic far longer, employing PMTS technique. These are real-world observations and feedback. No need to flame me for PSIA heresey.
Rusty, with all due respect, take a PMTS session and then tell us you didn't get something out of it.
Let it Snow, let it snow, let it snow...~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~