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[beg]

Insulting one person is not enough, now you have to insult a whole group of people. Is that necessary How does that help you

文革手段株連九族是太極雜猴的一貫手法:fm (38):

[taichiskiing]

You are just lucky if you have not been caught

http://www.tahoedailytribune.com/articl ... /912119976

It is just another reporter's report/speculation. In the US legal practice, getting a citation doesn't mean it is guilty of violation of the laws; you little knowledge should know that. They are legal proceeding to follow, and the case may well be got thrown out of the court, for Federal laws thrump State laws, and etc. You are only speculating a speculation (道聽途說), for what crime? "misdemeanor"? Do you know what that is? And there has no mention on certification in the report. "Coach certification is only a "commercial" operaton/contract, has no legal binding to whether or not one can teach skiing. Know you rights."

IS

[taichiskiing]

First of all, my tooth is fixed, just cost me $300.00 and insurance pay 70% so it's not a big deal comparing you end up with 7 screws in your body.

Well, people call mine "battle scar," and yours "self-inflicted wound," they are quite a bit difference; apparently, you haven't learned anything from your mishap.

One of the best formula driver died on car the crash.

More to say about your driving habit (how many times you totaled your cars you said?), you're a public safety nuisance.

Once I need to defend my dignity, I'll fight. Don't you want to see if you push hand is stonger or my Wing Tsun sticky hand is stronger.

You mean to see a buffoon pump its chest? No. Actually, your shameless denial has back-stabbed your own dignity, so you Whistler group are you own worst enemy, don't blame others.

Most martial artist only know to make shows only, they don't know what's fighting.

Don't think that you can last with this guy in one round.

YouTube - Syuushinryuu Iaijutsu Isao Machii　修心流居合術兵法　町井勲

For sure you know gravity, that's why you knows it's dangerous to ski fast on the steep so you are so nervous and when you are on the gentle, then you can do your spin and boost how good you are

Actually, you little knowledge fails you again. On the upper level skiing, how good one's skiing is not determined by how fast one can ski on the easy slopes but how one doesn't accelerate on the steep slopes, and you can't do neither. You have much to learn.

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IS

[Observer]

Okay, okay. All this bickering is over whether you are good in skiing -- Taichi style ('invented' by you?) as vs. the established ski schools, PSIA, CSIA, CSCF,etc. and the FIS.

You have your followers and shall we just leave at that?

Let us move on to something more constructive.

[pku]

Well, people call mine "battle scar," and yours "self-inflicted wound," they are quite a bit difference; apparently, you haven't learned anything from your mishap.



More to say about your driving habit (how many times you totaled your cars you said?), you're a public safety nuisance.



You mean to see a buffoon pump its chest? No. Actually, your shameless denial has back-stabbed your own dignity, so you Whistler group are you own worst enemy, don't blame others.



Don't think that you can last with this guy in one round.

YouTube - Syuushinryuu Iaijutsu Isao Machii　修心流居合術兵法　町井勲



Actually, you little knowledge fails you again. On the upper level skiing, how good one's skiing is not determined by how fast one can ski on the easy slopes but how one doesn't accelerate on the steep slopes, and you can't do neither. You have much to learn.

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IS

OK, now we can make the conclusion, taichi skiing is the best, they know how not to accelerate on steep by tranversing on steep and accelerate on the gentle slope. ( Word cup racer skiing sucks since they accererate all the time on the icy steep course )

Our Whistler group sking suck because pku broke his tooth while Taichiski undertaking surgery and got 7 metal screws in his body and people call this " battle scar" Battle to fight gravity and he was so proud of his battle scar. Then why don't he try to ski faster on the steep. "Ah" fast on the steep is not high end skiing.

Taichiski already had nothing to learn.

As oberver said, we should end the debate, at least I'll end my post on this thread here

[snowrider]

Your friend didn't contact me and I am attending a PDP on Whistler ( a 3 hours lesson by CSIA level 4 to update some information of the CSIA and some ski improvement tips ) It's part of the benifit of paying member.

I pratice wing tsun for quite a while and always like to apply it. I am a jeweller and may need to defend my property when being robbed one day.

I don't like teaching skiing any more. Just like to keep improve to become better and better. If you like skiing and want to travel over the world to ski, get fully certified is one of the cheapest way to do it. Tha's why I get in the ski school and work there for few years.

May be you can email some of you skiing so we can share.

Sorry that my friends did not contact you. They departed from Vancuver to Whistler on 01/30, so I think they might be late for your meeting time.

About training, PSIA trainings are not free, and we need to pay to register for attending those sessions. We do have free trainings internally, which are provided everyday from 8 to 9:30 AM (before lineup) and taught by resort's technical trainers (all fully-certified, high L3 folks).

[taichiskiing]

OK, now we can make the conclusion, taichi skiing is the best, they know how not to accelerate on steep by tranversing on steep and accelerate on the gentle slope. ( Word cup racer skiing sucks since they accererate all the time on the icy steep course )

That's quite true, WC racings are mostly conducted on the blue runs, and the courses are specially prepared and line drew and each turn/gate setup can be thoroughly inspected and practiced. That's why the racer can be so "care-freed" to run the gates as fast as they can (like doing a martial arts form/kata). Once they learn how to carve, no line selection (one of most important part of "free skiing"), the racing skiing is easy, but the question remains, can they choose a proper line to ski on all-mountain skiing? And you are name-dropping WC racers, as we only see you "barely" carving in one of your clip, not even on a black run. Can you run gates?

"Care repost your clip again to prove you're worth it?"

Our Whistler group sking suck because pku broke his tooth while Taichiski undertaking surgery and got 7 metal screws in his body and people call this " battle scar" Battle to fight gravity and he was so proud of his battle scar. Then why don't he try to ski faster on the steep. "Ah" fast on the steep is not high end skiing.

No longer "accident happens"? You're lacked of integrity. That's quite true that "fast on the steep is not high end skiing," because you lower end skiers cannot turn and/or slow down on the steep, it takes a tremendous skills, which is what makes it "high-end."

"Care repost your clip again to prove you're worth [what you're talking about]?"

Taichiski already had nothing to learn.

Yup, 「下士聞道，大笑之，不笑，不足以為道。」

As oberver said, we should end the debate, at least I'll end my post on this thread here

You should end this shameless debate long ago; you Whistler group has lost long ago; your continuous appearing here only turn yourself shameless like beg. Well, that's you Whistler group. Yup, once the debate slips into shameless denial and 婆婦罵街, your group is done; no skills, can't learn, and no progress, 對，很「前途無亮」, why do we need to worry about how you Whistler group skiing, again?

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IS

[Observer]

That's quite true, WC racings are mostly conducted on the blue runs, and the courses are specially prepared and line drew and each turn/gate setup can be thoroughly inspected and practiced. That's why the racer can be so "care-freed" to run the gates as fast as they can (like doing a martial arts form/kata). Once they learn how to carve, no line selection (one of most important part of "free skiing"), the racing skiing is easy, but the question remains, can they choose a proper line to ski on all-mountain skiing? IS

This is the most ludicrous thing that I have ever heard.

[taichiskiing]

This is the most ludicrous thing that I have ever heard.

Yup, 「下士聞道，大笑之，不笑，不足以為道。」

Do you ski?

:)
IS

[Observer]

引用:
作者: taichiskiing
That's quite true, WC racings are mostly conducted on the blue runs, and the courses are specially prepared and line drew and each turn/gate setup can be thoroughly inspected and practiced. That's why the racer can be so "care-freed" to run the gates as fast as they can (like doing a martial arts form/kata). Once they learn how to carve, no line selection (one of most important part of "free skiing"), the racing skiing is easy, but the question remains, can they choose a proper line to ski on all-mountain skiing? IS


From what you said above, you have no clue at all what racing through gates entails. For one thing, besides downhill, racers can inspect the course but not practice through the gates.

[pku]

Sorry that my friends did not contact you. They departed from Vancuver to Whistler on 01/30, so I think they might be late for your meeting time.

About training, PSIA trainings are not free, and we need to pay to register for attending those sessions. We do have free trainings internally, which are provided everyday from 8 to 9:30 AM (before lineup) and taught by resort's technical trainers (all fully-certified, high L3 folks).

That's ok

CSIA give out PDP for paid member for free. Other courses are not free.

[skier888]

Matter of facts, matter of facts. I rather have my friends love me, and my enemies hate me, nevertheless, let the truth be told. Which side are you on? Actually, I think that "Whistler group" is only them two.

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IS

Here you go

Beg is CSIA level 2? Wow, That's even worse. Not that his techniques/skills does not meet what I see in PSIA level 2 requirements, he's really lack of work ethics, and professional disciple. No, he's just a fake professional. For he 假CSIA冒充洋教練 is to say that he think because he has learned a few CSIA's jargons so he knows all about skiing, Yup, little knowledge, and as he does not meet our "Double Diamond" class requirements, so he is a fake coach. Here's a term I've learned from you Honk Kong people, 香蕉—皮黃肉白, meaning 他假借外國人的榮耀往自己臉上貼金，對，無恥.



That may be you Canadian system, which I doubt your accuracy, and insured or not is only a "commercial" operation, so that's you half-baked knowledge. Most, if not all, US western ski resorts are operated on national forest lands, i.e. on public lands, and there's nothing illegal about teaching ski on public lands. While ski resorts operate the "lifts," which is classified as "public transportion," ski school is a different entity from the resort operation, even they may have the same name; they may have the exclusive rights setup shop on the premises and to solicitiate the customers that come to the resort, but not exclusive rights to the teaching, which only makes them illegal if they try to enforce that. Coach certification is only a "commercial" operaton/contract, has no legal binding to whether or not one can teach skiing. Know you rights.

:)
IS

[taichiskiing]

Here you go

Right on.

:)
IS

[taichiskiing]

引用:
作者: taichiskiing
That's quite true, WC racings are mostly conducted on the blue runs, and the courses are specially prepared and line drew and each turn/gate setup can be thoroughly inspected and practiced. That's why the racer can be so "care-freed" to run the gates as fast as they can (like doing a martial arts form/kata). Once they learn how to carve, no line selection (one of most important part of "free skiing"), the racing skiing is easy, but the question remains, can they choose a proper line to ski on all-mountain skiing? IS

Not sure if you have a clue on what I'm talking about. Do you ski?

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IS

[Observer]

Not sure if you have a clue on what I'm talking about. Do you ski?

:)
IS

You said:

1. the courses are specially prepared and line drew and each turn/gate setup can be thoroughly inspected and practiced.

2. That's why the racer can be so "care-freed" to run the gates as fast as they can (like doing a martial arts form/kata).


3. Once they learn how to carve, no line selection (one of most important part of "free skiing"), the racing skiing is easy


4. the racing skiing is easy, but the question remains, can they choose a proper line to ski on all-mountain skiing?


1. For example, Slalom and GS each comprises of 2 runs. Each run consists of some 50 gates. The gates location are different for the 2 runs. The racer can study but NOT practice through the gates.

2. Racing is not "care-freed" skiing. It has to be very precise and on the spur of the moment reaction.

3. Line selection is the upmost importance and the technique to execute those lines is demanding. Each fraction of a second determines winning or losing.

4. On the contrary, all mountain skiing is so easy because if you miss a line that you want to take, you can always divert a bit to take another line.

Actually explaining all these to you may be a waste of time, because you will always come back with something ridiculous.

Yes I do ski -- I have been skiing for over 35 years.

Have you raced gates at all? If so, when and where?

[beg]

太極猴猴冒充教練的證據、誰最無恥自大 ,真實咬人
http://www.epicski.com/forum/thread/274 ... -skiing/90

TCS, in my opinion, the opinion of several other people I spoke to, and probably the majority of participants in your recent threads, you take the cake as one of the most incredibly pathological combinations of arrogance and cluelessness we have ever seen here on Epic.

First, you attempt to argue technical points with skiers, racers and professional instructors who are acknowledged by everyone but you as among the best in the nation.

Then, you are so clueless that you freely admit to only teaching 30-40 students, mostly kids, per season for three years and never even having an L-I cert at any point in your skiing career. Heck, even as a part-timer, I often teach more than that number of adults in just one weekend, whereas the full-time pros here might have taught 10 to 30 times that number in each of the past 10 to 30 seasons.

Continuing on in these two threads, you next try to diss PhysicsMan, one of the most respected members of this forum, on his own turf, but reading the text and links you yourself posted, you again come out as a bizarre and complete loser in that debate.

And, as your grand finale, you walk right into admitting that you are engaged in an illegal activity at your home mountain.

If I were you, I think I would just quietly fade into the sunset, lick your wounds, realize you are not going to win every argument, and get on with your life. You can't be the expert in all fields. Acknowledge this fact, accept gracefully comments and suggestions by others and you will be far ahead in most aspects of life.

From your screen name and some comments you have made, I initially thought this was the philosophy you subscribe to. However, from your actions, it's obvious that you don't practice what you preach.

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APSIAG

By the way, I'm fully expecting your usual "so blind-sighted by your self-righteous egotism yada yada" type of psychological projection in response to this message, so feel free to try something new this time. Mommy, mommy, look at what he wrote - He was the one that started the ad hom attacks on everyone, not me.

太極猴猴不斷刪除我的發言、面對證據、猴猴是只有挾着尾巴逃的。

[snowrider]

You said:

1. the courses are specially prepared and line drew and each turn/gate setup can be thoroughly inspected and practiced.

2. That's why the racer can be so "care-freed" to run the gates as fast as they can (like doing a martial arts form/kata).


3. Once they learn how to carve, no line selection (one of most important part of "free skiing"), the racing skiing is easy


4. the racing skiing is easy, but the question remains, can they choose a proper line to ski on all-mountain skiing?


1. For example, Slalom and GS each comprises of 2 runs. Each run consists of some 50 gates. The gates location are different for the 2 runs. The racer can study but NOT practice through the gates.

2. Racing is not "care-freed" skiing. It has to be very precise and on the spur of the moment reaction.

3. Line selection is the upmost importance and the technique to execute those lines is demanding. Each fraction of a second determines winning or losing.

4. On the contrary, all mountain skiing is so easy because if you miss a line that you want to take, you can always divert a bit to take another line.

Actually explaining all these to you may be a waste of time, because you will always come back with something ridiculous.

Yes I do ski -- I have been skiing for over 35 years.

Have you raced gates at all? If so, when and where?

Observer - are you in the East or West? If you are in my area, I think that I know who you are.

[beg]

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taichiskiing
高級滑雪人


註冊日期: 2009-02-07
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引用:
作者: pku
IGuess you Whistler group is pretty violent group, beg's shamless 婆婦罵街, and you still fought on the street? 還在混小太保？有幫有派？ The discipline of martialarts and skiing are the same, just knowing how to use 拳打腳踢 doesn't mean you know how to fight, not to mention the martial "art" status.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a5YkbSCehuY
And also watch some of related clips below, to see how martial arts are trained and performed. You Whistler group are just bunch vulgars.
IS

.YouTube - Stupid Taichi Monkey
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[taichiskiing]

You said:

1. the courses are specially prepared and line drew and each turn/gate setup can be thoroughly inspected and practiced.

2. That's why the racer can be so "care-freed" to run the gates as fast as they can (like doing a martial arts form/kata).


3. Once they learn how to carve, no line selection (one of most important part of "free skiing"), the racing skiing is easy


4. the racing skiing is easy, but the question remains, can they choose a proper line to ski on all-mountain skiing?


1. For example, Slalom and GS each comprises of 2 runs. Each run consists of some 50 gates. The gates location are different for the 2 runs. The racer can study but NOT practice through the gates.

"Study," eh? Once the course is studied, the turns/gates/general directions are "known," so the racers can "prepare" they turns. So they don't have to "find" their lines, that's what makes "the racing skiing is easy." See if you can find a line to "carve" through this mess,

YouTube - Taichi Skiing/Line-skiing: tree skiing

2. Racing is not "care-freed" skiing. It has to be very precise and on the spur of the moment reaction.

Because the course is known, so the racers can "carve" fast, as they don't have to brake the speed to turn, and the difference is just like doing a martial arts' form/kata, which has "exact" sequence and performance, and free-fighting, which is totally unpredictable. That's why some people can do the form/kata but cannot fight. So are many racers [can race but ski badly beyond the racing courses].

3. Line selection is the upmost importance and the technique to execute those lines is demanding. Each fraction of a second determines winning or losing.

The racing's winning may be determined in some fraction of a second, but by all-mountain Chinese downhill, the difference is whether or not the racers can make down the mountain in one piece.

4. On the contrary, all mountain skiing is so easy because if you miss a line that you want to take, you can always divert a bit to take another line.

So, you've never heard of stories about how skiers got trapped on the cliffs and needed to be rescued with helicopters?

Actually explaining all these to you may be a waste of time, because you will always come back with something ridiculous.

Yes, if you think that "racing skiing" has the "best" skiing techniques, that would be ridiculous, given that racing techniques only apply to designated and designed courses, a fraction of all-mountain skiing.

Yes I do ski -- I have been skiing for over 35 years.

Good for you, where do you ski? can we see it, clips?

Have you raced gates at all? If so, when and where?

I have run gates, but never raced. While every body/racer can do it [the technique], a few fraction of second faster does not impress me. I "free" skiing,

YouTube - Taichi Skiing/Flatboarding: pair line-skiing


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IS

[skier888]

One is saying gates is easy. The other one is saying to get the best time running gates is hard. Two totally different issues