Not sure. I do track my days a lot, and my too speed is around 62. I would guess I hit around 50 on this run, but I'm not entirely sure. But honestly, I don't think I can give great advice. Lessons are always your best route to level up. That being said, I spent my first season mostly riding moguls. I find that they slow you down and teach you how to manage all different types of terrain and scenarios. So spend time on those annoying things and then you find everything else a little easeier!
Nice work. What is your speed if you keep track. Also, any tips that you felt really helped you become a better intermediate/advance skier?
Not sure. I do track my days a lot, and my too speed is around 62. I would guess I hit around 50 on this run, but I'm not entirely sure. But honestly, I don't think I can give great advice. Lessons are always your best route to level up. That being said, I spent my first season mostly riding moguls. I find that they slow you down and teach you how to manage all different types of terrain and scenarios. So spend time on those annoying things and then you find everything else a little easeier!