Have you ever tracked a day of skiing? I am curious as to how many calories and the like you burn. I imagine that is a pretty good workout
It was cold enough last night that the bump I ski at was able to make snow, and that should be the case over the next week, so I'm hopeful they get some more terrain open. It's better than nothing, and I'm thankful I have it, but the same two blue runs over and over is getting a bit old.
Have you looked at any of the apps that keep track of your stats? I like Slopes and Ski Tracks.
It was cold enough last night that the bump I ski at was able to make snow, and that should be the case over the next week, so I'm hopeful they get some more terrain open. It's better than nothing, and I'm thankful I have it, but the same two blue runs over and over is getting a bit old.
Have you looked at any of the apps that keep track of your stats? I like Slopes and Ski Tracks.
why wouldnt i be sure?
I was not asking you
You seem to be a rather impulsive fellow
And I wasn't replying to you?
I track all my days, but not calories. Speed, runs, vertical feet. It can be a good workout, but I feel like it would depend on how and where you ski. For example, the runs at Boston Mills are short af, so I'm not sure how much endurance you get, also yesterday, I was focusing on quick, tight turns like you'd make in the moguls, so my legs were working much harder than if I was just making long carving turns.
You seemed like you were with regards to your not tracking your skiing, er snow sliding
All my friends have them, and Mrs Redfoot got one for Christmas, I just don't like them.
These are the people that live in your RV park?
I was very late in the game. I finally broke down and got one in Oct. I must say I have taken a liking to it. Its great because I can listen to my favorite showtunes while doing kagel exercises, which by the way are paying off!!!!
