Uhh, get good?Wtf does git gud mean?
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Wtf does git gud mean?
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Oh. Well nobody can make you get good. Gotta do that on your own dude.Uhh, get good?
Well, okay, yeah.Oh. Well nobody can make you get good. Gotta do that on your own dude.Uhh, get good?
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Now hold on just a second,...!Oh. Well nobody can make you get good. Gotta do that on your own dude.
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Yeah I know. I've said the same thing about basketball for 25 years. But it really depends on the lvl of person you go with. I have a few homies that are pro riders. I don't get better riding with them. They are so far past what I can ever do. And in a sport that is all you getting better is all about how much time you are willing to put in. I've progressed a lot in powder over the years and half of that was riding solo.Now hold on just a second,...!
We tell ppl here alla time to "get out & ride with ppl who are better riders than they are." That doing so will "Up" their game!
I agree with that philosophy whole heartedly. It'll either up their game, or put 'em in the hospital. One of the two!lol
I agree with this. Riding with others that are better than you pushes you and helps you learn new styles/technique of riding.Now hold on just a second,...!
We tell ppl here alla time to "get out & ride with ppl who are better riders than they are." That doing so will "Up" their game!
I agree with that philosophy whole heartedly. It'll either up their game, or put 'em in the hospital. One of the two!lol
Don't you think they need to be at a lvl where they can actually implement what they're seeing from the person they're riding with? Like if you took a first year rider out on something really deep and steep they prob won't be able to do what they see you doing. But take the same person out maybe year 3 it's a maybe a diff story. Idk maybe I'm crazy. I was really just making fun of his grammer. I hope he gits silly gud.I agree with this. Riding with others that are better than you pushes you and helps you learn new styles/technique of riding.
Definitely. If the experienced person is parient and can wait a bit. When you step up to a steeper more technical terrain(relative to your current experience) it helps a lot on your current comfort level. What you thought was steep and difficult before becomes easy after just a run or two on heavier terrain.Don't you think they need to be at a lvl where they can actually implement what they're seeing from the person they're riding with? Like if you took a first year rider out on something really deep and steep they prob won't be able to do what they see you doing. But take the same person out maybe year 3 it's a maybe a diff story. Idk maybe I'm crazy. I was really just making fun of his grammer. I hope he gits silly gud.
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Howdy, also in my second season and am a Fusion Pass holder. Let's link up sometime and go ride. I only got about 10 days in last season so I am in no way qualified to help but I'm happy to flounder and fall with ya!Heyo,
I'm new. Second season on the mountain.
By the looks of this thread, most of you are either at Bachelor or Stevens. Anyone swing by Mt. Hood? Looking for folks to go up with to Timberline and make me git gud.
Cheers~
That goes a loooong way towards progressing also!Howdy, also in my second season and am a Fusion Pass holder. Let's link up sometime and go ride. I only got about 10 days in last season so I am in no way qualified to help but I'm happy to finder and fall with ya!