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It said 2 years before Nagano (1998) so 1996?

Easily my favorite part of this movie was watching those kids carve that run up so confidently and with the grace of someone who has skied for decades. Impressive.

Wow Killer!!! Worked Mammoth Mountain Main Lodge rental shop for two whole seasons 88 and 89, this is a great film that I just stumbled across. So many great memories from skiing every day age18 at 19, we shredded that mountain to pieces. Hired into the ski school, but after a month, transferred back to the shop because I was there to ski not spend all day teaching beginners, yeah baby. At least 4 work days per week we clocked out for 3 to 4 hours when the rental crowd thinned out. Skied all day on two days off, meals half price, free transportation, rent was cheap, ate out quite a bit and just skied and partied. Fortunate

When someone tells me they can’t ski bumps, I like to tell them, “It’s not that you can’t ski bumps… It’s that you can’t ski…. The bumps just prove it.”

Now that bitch badge people ski better than world cup in Steamboat Springs,

Mogul Skiers in the day were more bad ass than any police officer...

Bump skiing on Rolex in Steamboat Springs is such a thing of the past. Now days they groom that thing every night for first tracks.

the absence of helmets is so profound

Skiers used to really hate their knees.

13:15 Is that Steamboat backcountry? I lost a ski there once jumping what he is jumping I think.

11:13 Steamboat?

You have no idea what it meant for me in Poland when I saw Mogul skiing at Winter Olympics in Calgary 88. I wanted that "type" of skiing only. In 1993 I move to USA. Now I skied almost every mountain in NA and I know almost all back country/ side country places. Became a free skier. Dragged my kids across trees since they were 3 years old. Now at 16 they ski bumps in trees and are in the air every 2 seconds. If they had that talent back then in the 90's they would be Olympians :) Like the guy says: Look who is skiing bumps and you will know who can ski. From bumps to dropping cliffs the transition is very natural.

I love Steamboat, and moguls, so it pains me to say that unfortunately Steamboat's moguls are now completely lousy.

I haven’t seen this yet. I wish I was one of them.

Donna Weinbrecht was the gold medalist in the 1992 Olympic, not 1994. In 1994, it was Stine Lise Hattestad.

I hate moguls; unless there covered with 3 feet of pow.

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great video, Plakes comments are dead on.

Nostalgic vibes Competitive moguls skiing looks plain dull today. Robots on perfectly aligned moguls, and flip shit in the air. Even the retro aerial maneuvers are more pleasant to watch.

Very interesting video

40 years later and still bad ass

i lived and skied in mammoth from 92- 2000 and i was up on the mountain one day doing the moguls ( not by choice , but i wasn't bad in my 213 super gsm's ) and here come Glen by me ripping it up .... was an amazing experience to se in person :)

Are those guys skiing or do they just have a pair of skis on.... 😂🤣😂🤣

the style im trying to bring back

bro, so sweet, thank you. drop the tips, drive the hips. I was there, im 65 and my Park skis are in the mail. still banging bumps, can't walk down stairs so good ,but still bashing. peace.

Hey bro, wanna ski some bumps?

Pretty cool but guy talks alot of sh*t on other forms and styles , nothing wrong w/ powder skiing ,running cliffs or carving groomers at all . Moguls are cool and are a good tool to make you a better skier/rider but they arent anything but another chapter in the book .

He’s right though Why make speech when few word do trick? Mogul skiers are tough!!

Used to be an Instructor in Steamboat, 1999-2011, met Cooper Shell there, skied with Plake early season at Loveland Pass 2009ish, he is a great guy. This video is a good find. Thanks.

I have a hard time buttering my toast let alone pull anything like this off . . .

Definitely my fav ski movie too!! I have two DVDs of it, one I watch and a copy autographed by Greg Stump that’s unopened!!!

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I understand looking back why skiers had this snobby reputation and were considered square by the snowboarders. There's no doubt that these people were extremely skilled at what they did... but they didn't look that cool doing it.

Hey where are the Spademan binding?

When I was young I loved stump films and had a blast skiing the bumps. Then I got older and moved to a hill where it snowed so much the mountain literally never had them. I never missed them at all.

Then I ditched the alpine bindings early in 93' and swapped out Riva cable telemark bindings on a pair of 210cm Dynastar Course Gs skis. I used the Merrell Super Comp telemark boots w/ the white plastic cuff. Ripping the big bumps rock solid and stoned to the bone on a sunny day at speed on that set-up was like attaining the state of nirvana! .

The best mogul skis I owned and rode were a pair of 213cm Kastle Super G skis circa 19990/91 season. The tangerine orange Super GSM model. I took em' heli skiing in BC, too the last week of December 90' and the guides looked at me like I was loco when they loaded up the above mentioned 213 cm Kastle Super G skis. By the end of the day they saw the light! LOL! Surface area equals speed and stability......Cascade concrete on late 80's/early 90's box cut slalom skis? Go over the tops, not just in the troughs--the big boards smooth out a bump field like you can;t believe on long , stiff skis, if you can ride the bull.

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I miss skiing the bumps on Silver Fox at Snowbird, Exhibition at Sun Valley and Gun Barrel at Heavenly Valley. But I'm 65 now and my legs and body can't that pounding anymore. LOL.

No fucging helmets? Holy sh!t

Good to see! Back when skiers made the mountains! Very cool.

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ive always thought that you havent made it or not that great if you cant ski the moguls. ! if you can do everything else, you must also know how to do the moguls to complete the set !

I saw my first Plake movie in 1990. Plake is da man. Im still rippin bumps at 49.

Totally radical split daffy to spread eagle !!! So knarly dude

Ive been skiing since i was a kid in the early 80’s yet I never saw this film. I remember yelling at my tv and jumping out of my chair when Mosley dropped that 360 mute grab in Japan. Thanks for putting it up!

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My all time favorite ski movie. Not a dull moment like some over and over again Valdez runs. Gives me goosebumps like the cold of winter snow. Amazing soundtrack of course adds to the goosebumps

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