We rode at key again today for further preperation for the saturday comp, and whilst the day was scheduled for overcast and snow, the morning was surprisingly pleasant with splashes of sun. However this weather was shortlived and as soon as it had started the sun dissapeared behind a cloud, the clouds got bigger and more frequent, and the snow started coming down.
I hit the big line for the first time in the nicer weather and i cant wait to start spinning off them. Bigger jumps=more air=more time to do perfect the trick in the air.
I have 2 days left starting tomorrow and i really dont want to leave here. It feels like a day ago when i still had a week left and i didnt need to think about packing. However i still have aaages of time to learn new stuff with the Halfpipe crew so i shouldnt be worried to much.
To everyone that reads; thankyou, and dont stress. peace
- jackcarlin
- Melbourne, Vic, Australia
- Gday. My name is Jack. I'm 17 years old and have been doing this snowriding business or whatever its called for about 7 years, about 3 of which have been spent in the air doing some crazy maneuver or on a rail like on those x games... I love snowboarding rowing hockey and AFL footy. Stay classy san diago.
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