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BG1

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  1. @ Horton I learned to run longline 34, 36, 15 off, and 22 off a Jobe just like that one behind a 77 Ski Nautique with arguably the hardest/worst wake in inboard ski boat history. There were tons of messed up ribs and out the fronts. I just thought it was all me at the time until I skied on a 65” Connelly Team 1. Picked up a pass after a few weeks and stopped the carnage.
  2. Steve Schnitzer at one time sold a fin like Chuck Forrest used called the “Chucky”. It was more of a triangle shape with a smaller radius at the deepest point and very little “belly” in the fin. It therefore did not have as much surface area compared to the traditional shape but you were to run it deep. That blue fin you’re running looks like way too much fin. Kristi Overton rode that ski as well from what I remember. I have one of the very first ones made before EP was sold. It finally cracked between the feet after a few seasons. It was a great ski at the time.
  3. The rules can sometimes be very punitive to a rookie or someone that gets held up for reasons out of their control (wreck on the interstate, etc.…). A possible solution popped into my mind. Allow all scratches to ski 2 passes at the end of the round for an official score of 0. This would allow the skier to at least get to ski after putting in all the time and money to do so, prevent the skier from losing their eligibility to ski nationals, and would not be “unfair” to the other skiers in the division. This would take a minimal l amount of time. If the skier falls on pass one the boat will be back for the next skier in 1 minute. If the skier runs the first pass the boat will back to the starting dock for the next skier in about 2 minutes. PS: I still think a skier should be able to ski Nationals if they skip/miss Regionals provided they just pay the Regionals registration fee. Some just can’t take that much time off and others just can’t afford both Regionals and Nationals.
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