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Join Date: Apr 2009
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I just got back from 2.5 hours of squats, deadlifts, bench, etc at the gym and I have about 3 hours before I have to get to bed if I want to have the energy to ride tomorrow and not commit muscular suicide. The LAST thing in the world I want to do right now is spend an hour p-texing and then rushing to get all my gear and whatnot ready for tomorrow. The p-tex I have is also pretty shite quality and I am not going to be making a trip to REI tonight to get some Swix, so whatever I p-tex tonight will have to be re-done....
So that leaves the question... Do I really need to p-tex this to have a good day tomorrow? Or are these minor enough that they won't affect my riding at all? If I HAVE to p-tex this, as sacrilege as it may be, I may just PUSSY the F out and not ride at all... I am just TOO beat from the gym. I will pry be doing a quick wax, if that makes a difference. What do you guys think? ![]() ![]() Thanks in advance |
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It could use some ptex but if you're riding powder I wouldn't worry about it. The only risk is if you catch the edge on a rock in the same gouge, you could bend the edge. If you won't be hitting rocks you'll be fine...
Wouldn't hurt to wax it and let the wax fill the voids for now. edit: I gotta ask though, why the gym the day BEFORE snowboarding?!? Are you nuts??? I need all the strength I can get to go hard for a day! Oh yeah, and this is my 3000th post! Woo hoo!!! |
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congrats on 3k
Last edited by rvcasrfr; 03-07-2013 at 07:47 PM. |
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Join Date: Jan 2013
Location: Calgary, AB
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Some of those look fairly deep. If you are not going to fill them tonight, make sure you wipe down your board good after riding and take it inside to dry out...you dont want water in there freezing and ruining your base.
Wax to seal, ride, dry well, ptex |
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Snowboarding IS my primary workout! Everything else is training for boarding! I got into triathlons late last year, and am going to do more summer/off-season sports to keep in shape for boarding. ![]() Have fun tomorrow! |
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thanks again to both you and banjo for knocking some sense into me and keeping me from ruining my board. now off I go to hustle and get to bed at a reasonable hour. cheers edit: also, boarding is a MAGNIFICENT cardio workout and if it could build mass as effectively, similarly I don't think I'd hit the gym at all.. but I digress
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LOL ptex candles are like a quarter and one stick will last for dozens of gouges.
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Join Date: Jan 2011
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as one weightlifter to another, i totally understand being way too tired as i've often completed a workout before going on a trip, though i've never done squats, deadlifts, and bench all in one workout (unless i'm PR-testing).
as poutanen said, it depends on what kind of riding you're doing. if you're taking your board out through the glades i would definitely spend the 30 minutes filling these in. if you're just fucking off on the trails and not doing anything particularly stupid the urgency goes down quite a bit. |
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