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  • Bennetts Ski School, here we come!
    Sunday, March 15, 2009
    By: jhughes
    I can't wait for ski school next week. It's one of those vacations that I'm looking forward to so much that I almost can't stand it. Seriously. I've added "Zachary, LA" to my iPhone's weather applet, checking the weather daily, and I've been spending plenty of time on Google Maps looking at various options for the drive there. I'm also rooting through all of our equipment and getting everything... Read more
  • Central Florida Trip: Day 1, McCormick's
    Saturday, March 2, 2013
    By: jhughes
    We haven't flown as a family in about 2 years. Last trip was to Swiss back in 2011, and since then we've gained a family member. This was a family  that NEEDED a vacation, for sure. Overdue. At some point in February of this year, Anthony (ScarletArrow) emailed me saying they had an opening in their Florida guys-only ski trip. In talking with my wife about it we realized that her... Read more
  • Orlando Ski Trip - Day 2
    Monday, March 11, 2013
    By: jhughes
    So, here I was in a rental minivan, driving up the on-ramp for I-75N in Venice. Two hours from that time I would be in a rented house in Orlando with 4 guys that I've never met in person before, including the famous ScarletArrow. Left behind with my inlaws in Venice was the rest of my family, and I was already feeling a tinge of guilt for leaving them for what were completely uncharted waters... Read more
  • 4 Exercises to Improve Your Slalom Stance
    Sunday, February 17, 2013
    By: ScarletArrow
    Why is it that we tend to make things more complicated than what is necessary?Especially in slalom skiing...we are often our own worst enemy, doing counter-intuitive things on even the fundamental aspects that only frustrate our desired outcome.  Take standing on the ski for instance.  How hard can it be?  It doesn't have to be hard at all, yet we make it so.If you were playing... Read more
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