Alpine Heaven

ub4mebaby asked:


It shouldnt be too far may be within 3-4 hours from NYC. any good places to stay and tips for the skiing…need it by today so i can book.

Austin

mbellacio asked:


I’ve heard that it’s really easy to break a leg while snowboarding.

Elijah

Dan asked:


I am a skier my dad and sister snowboard, I love skiing park and all mountain and dont want to give that up but I am looking to try snowboarding any tips? what are some basics?

Justin

Zander asked:


I don’t want to go wearing jeans and 3 sweat shirts. What brands should I get, helmet, gloves, boots, ski/snowboard.

Hayden

Jeffrey Stone asked:


I have been wanting to try barefooting for awhile now, I am 150 pounds and I go behind a boat at roughly 35 miles per hour, is this correct to get off the ski? And how do I do it without catching an edge and hurting myself?

Addison

The Questionator asked:


I am a beginner snowboarder. All my friends are like, “ohh no man you can’t go to Mammoth Mountain now there’s no snow.” But isn’t there plenty of snow if it’s getting 2 feet?

Also, I am going snowboarding late december early january. If it does not snow until then will I have enough snow to last me?

Mia

Coach McGuirk asked:


I’m planning a trip to Denver to ski (and snowboard) for Spring Break.

What are the best “parts” of the city to stay in, and what are some good ski mountains (the more challenging, the better)?

Any other nightlife suggestions are also welcome.

Thanks in advance!

Timothy

Jeff Q asked:


I have been skiing for awhile and would like to start doing some tricks while skiing, as I am getting my first pair of twin tips soon. My friend usually makes a jump down at his house, but i am not planning on using my new skis. Are there any good tricks to start doing to get my confidence up and start getting into trick skiing. I can ski backwards ok but I could get better.

Anna

maestrokid007 asked:


Obviously, you shouldn’t get a down jacket wet, due to the fact that it will lose a large percent, if not all of it’s heat retainment.

However, what about using a down jacket when skiing or snowboarding? Falling, and getting wet snow all over you is a big part of both sports. How would a down jacket hold up to wet snow?

Zachary

MJ asked:


(Hint: One includes slalom racing and the other includes ski jumping.)

Dominic