Wednesday, December 16, 2009
Hello all ski racers
Hi Guys!
Conditions are getting better here all the time. We are getting natural snow and it is cool enough that they have been making too. Looks better than last year now.
Just some tips when you arrive here to start your training. Before we start skiing on the hill, please make sure you warm up and stretch your body out! Have your skis tuned to match the condition of the snow. ( hard, compact snow). Your attitude is positive , and expect to perform at your personal best! Lets take advantage of the time we do have on the snow.
This past week Rossignol had a business meeting and ski test in Sugadaira. They stayed at Zonntaggu. The event went well. Skis and boots have change for next year. The skis feel very good. The boots also look good. Did not get to try them though.
I am looking forward to seeing you!
Doug
Wednesday, December 09, 2009
O U Maru ski JO?
Hi Everyone,
Our was first weekend of skiing was at a new ski area for me. Around 40 minutes from Sugadaira. The run that was open was short and flat. We were able to do great basic training though.
During the week we skied at the same ski area but we were lucky enough that they opened the top ski lift too. The top has medium terrain. It was nice and compact too.
We are skiing at Omatsu Yama today. I will let you know what it is like.
Bye for now.
Doug
Monday, December 07, 2009
Hello Japan
Hello Everyone,
It is very exciting to be back in Japan. Not a lot of snow yet but we did do some great basic training on a flat slope. The exciting point is that all the racers that came skied very solid! We worked on balance changing initial edging from the ankle and steering with the shin muscle, and pole planting.
I am looking forward to seeing more of you!
Bye for now.
Doug
It is very exciting to be back in Japan. Not a lot of snow yet but we did do some great basic training on a flat slope. The exciting point is that all the racers that came skied very solid! We worked on balance changing initial edging from the ankle and steering with the shin muscle, and pole planting.
I am looking forward to seeing more of you!
Bye for now.
Doug
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