One of my first times out, riding canadian style with a buddy to an open field so we can try to figure out how to turn in pow (rode doubles there then took turns riding). We had no idea what we were doing. I got stuck in the open field, no hill, just amateur hour. These two guys rolled up and gave me tips on how to dig out, then helped me dig out. Taught me ski pulls. Then asked if we were just out trying to learn, said yes, and he introduced me to counter steering. Changed my life that day! haha, pretty funny to think of trying to ride pow and not counter steering, no wonder we had such a hard time laying that thing over
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Anyway, just a little tale about the generally friendly nature of sledders. I've ridden with that guy a few times since then, learned alot.
To answer the OP question, I'd be willing to show someone around my local area, well, most of it
. As my username implies though, I usually have a snowboard with me and full intent to use it, which throughs things off a little for most of the guys on here.
.Anyway, just a little tale about the generally friendly nature of sledders. I've ridden with that guy a few times since then, learned alot.
To answer the OP question, I'd be willing to show someone around my local area, well, most of it
. As my username implies though, I usually have a snowboard with me and full intent to use it, which throughs things off a little for most of the guys on here.
