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Sadly, we lost Stew Kissel shortly after I wrote "Don't Smack the
Mountain-101", so we need to add yet another name to the list of "Mysterious high energy impacts on the side of a mountain". I live by the rules I stated and so far (35 years & 5000 hours in the Sierras & Whites) they have kept me from impacting the mountain. JJ |
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I remember reading an article, I thought it was Henry Combs, but not
sure, about a technique of rolling inverted deliberately and moving away from the mountain inverted, when encountering such a gust. It made sense to me, if you roll authority is less than the strength of the gust, then don't fight it and even reverse input and let yourself go inverted. You can then turn away inverted, or at least not into the mountain. Sounds like a Judo move to me. Does anyone remember this article or concur with this technique? |
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