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SnowHot
Ski Diva Extraordinaire
I'm sorry Jilly, I forget my head some days
Weems is a D-Team instructor and instructs at ESA events. Lola and Margaritamarcia both had him as a coach at ESA Stowe
Brilliant Skiing Everyday
https://www.edgechange.com/epicski/
IMO Weems is not the most charismatic writer, but he is an inspiring instructor and has some profound effect on those with whom he comes in contact.
If you have a chance to meet him, ski with him, be coached by him, or just give him a hug, its well worth the trip!
Weems is a D-Team instructor and instructs at ESA events. Lola and Margaritamarcia both had him as a coach at ESA Stowe
Brilliant Skiing Everyday
https://www.edgechange.com/epicski/
IMO Weems is not the most charismatic writer, but he is an inspiring instructor and has some profound effect on those with whom he comes in contact.
If you have a chance to meet him, ski with him, be coached by him, or just give him a hug, its well worth the trip!
num
Ski Diva Extraordinaire
I haven't had the chance to meet Weems, but although his general nature on epic is great, it was reading his book that made me really really really want to get coaching from him.
I highly recommend the book to anyone who hasn't read it, and you can even check it out for free from the link SnowHot posted, what a deal!
The format it's written in isn't like any other skiing book I've read. It's very off the wall and broken up into bits so you don't feel like you're reading a technical manual, and the semiunrelated points are often great stories about prespective. It discusses bettering your skiing as well as your approach, and how related the two are, and I couldn't agree more.
I highly recommend the book to anyone who hasn't read it, and you can even check it out for free from the link SnowHot posted, what a deal!
The format it's written in isn't like any other skiing book I've read. It's very off the wall and broken up into bits so you don't feel like you're reading a technical manual, and the semiunrelated points are often great stories about prespective. It discusses bettering your skiing as well as your approach, and how related the two are, and I couldn't agree more.
