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			<title>Kicker</title>
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			<pubDate>Tue, 24 Mar 2009 03:13:58 GMT</pubDate>
			<description>Well, I finally got up the nerve to attempt a kicker in the park on Sunday.  In my mind, the warm temperatures had shrunk their size just enough that...</description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<div>Well, I finally got up the nerve to attempt a kicker in the park on Sunday.  In my mind, the warm temperatures had shrunk their size just enough that I was willing to try the smallest one in the park.<br />
It was an impressive failure!  I don't remember the flying through the air part, but I do remember landing on the knuckle, catching my heelside edge, and slamming my (helmeted) head into the mountain before sliding 50 or 60 feet on my backside down the landing zone.  :eek:  I did a quick damage assessment as I was sliding upside-down toward the next jump and was surprised to find nothing broken and no excruiating pain.:p  Then I realized that I had not slowed down at all and was still heading for the knuckle of the next jump...so I dug in and stopped about 2 feet from the knuckle where 2 guys were sitting (grays on trays like me).  One just looks at me and nonchalantly says &quot;you need a little more speed.&quot;  Continuing to lie there upside-down, I asked his opinion as to how many more crashes like that I could expect before landing a jump, because I didn't think I had many left in me!  He was encouraging and convinced me that I just need to approach with more speed than I think I need and it will all work out.  I went back to that kicker three more times that day, but didn't have the stones to try again.:dunno:<br />
I'm not giving up though...I know when the moment is right, I will hurl myself into the air once more...just to see what happens....:D</div>

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