He or she starts a turn with a pole plant and has skis in a wide parallel stance. From the description he gives I picture him barreling down the run bow-legged. He's a nice guy, but we probably shouldn't ski together. I suppose you could reduce and laminate this ski school chart and carry it in your wallet to quickly size up potential ski partners. But while you may make a technically correct match, you still might be in for a surprise once you get up on the slopes.
Men are afraid they'll get bored.
I must be in touch with my masculine side. My co-worker places himself as a nine as well. He and I have done all we can on flat land. It's time to head to the mountains, hit a killer black and find out once and for all what each other's definition of cake is. Chryss Cada writes and dreams in Fort Collins, Colorado.