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My playground, all the cliffs i could ask for, and all the natural terrain.

Last year was my first Utah year
Worked on being able to ski anything including cliffs up to 20 feet, this year it's frontflip, backflip and 360 both ways. I guess it's a little more than a hobby since I'm there any time I can be.

>>42433468
I'd like to try skiing but I don't think I have the balls to snowboard.

>>42433522
Its like flying. There aren't many other places you can get up to 70-90 mph without a machine in life, and jumping is literally flying through the air. Skiing is easier to learn, harder to master, and less risk of injury, snowboarding is harder to learn and easier to master, but higher risk of injury due to the fact that you're strapped into your board, while on skis they fall off if you have a hard fall

Judo.

>>42433634
True but skis can twist and pull your leg muscles and tendons, so it's still dangerous, snowboarding has more head injuries because of people catching hard edges and slamming into the ground. Happened to me in japan in Jan