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>This is your new favorite book
>Avi course,
be as clinical as you can about it.
>set yourself up light but not too light.
Because you're going to find interesting conditions that you have to deal with and you want to be confident skiing in it, you can go even lighter later on. You'll learn to enjoy the finesse of it more and more.
>get a solid little group going who who tour with often
make sure the social dynamics are good and there's no retards and that you all are able to say how you feel about shit, and no one gets butt hurt if they don't get their way. Obviously make sure you're all capable of saving each others ass.
The right pack actually is a real help too, something balanced that you'd be just as happy to ski in a resort all day with your skins and clothing and food in it. fighting against your pack for balance is poos
