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I’ve been skiing for about eight years and have come to a conclusion that there are three types of skiers on the slopes. Many of the skiers that I’ve come across show their love and dedication to becoming better skiers. On the slopes these skiers range from the slow, calm just there to relax skier, to the bombing the hill, inconsiderate and reckless skier, to the show off skier, who doesn’t ski that well but continues to hit jumps and go down the most difficult slopes in order to show of for friends and other skiers. The calm, slow skier is the type of person who will plan a skiing trip a month ahead for a getaway from their hectic work schedule. This skier is planning on having a relaxing run down the beautiful slopes without interruption or aggravation. Early before the trip, these skiers will be anal about having everything just right; the skies sharpened and waxed, their ski boots adjusted properly, and putting on just the right amount of clothing to keep warm, so their day will be without worry and they can have a good time.
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