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What are your goals for technique improvement next year?
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David Murdoch
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I must admit I have never actually tried it either...
However, I do sometimes feel quite sick / dizzy in ping pong ball conditions. I also get sea sick, but on my diving holiday this year I took sea sickness tablets and they worked perfectly. The two are both caused by the same inner ear / balance issues so am going to give it a try the next time I find myself in a white out.
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Every year gets harder and harder so any progress is gratefully received...!!!
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Next year I'm hoping to improve my technique in really steep off piste conditions, and continue to work to make my technique in the bumps a bit neater.
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beanie1
, I may give it a go, or, at least carry a tablet in my accessory-belt for those moments when one has entered the restaurant in OK weather, slips through a couple of Cotes du Rhone et de Boeuf and on exit realises the visibility has disappeared.
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However, I do sometimes feel quite sick / dizzy in ping pong ball conditions. I also get sea sick, but on my diving holiday this year I took sea sickness tablets and they worked perfectly. The two are both caused by the same inner ear / balance issues so am going to give it a try the next time I find myself in a white out.
