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Ridgefield.
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On 4/6/2006 Thor
wrote in from
United States
(66.213.nnn.nnn)
The hill is a go. I checked it out on Sunday. There is some new construction in the form of an office building at the entrance but we dont race there.
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Training, Ridgefield and Seaside
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On 4/6/2006
Dave
wrote in from
United States
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Paul, training sounds good. Pick a day, or days, and I'll be there.
The city of Ridgefield finally got back to me, we have the road. I haven't had a chance to eyeball the road yet, hopefully this weekend. Or if one of the Vantuckey racers has a chance.....
Seaside sounds great Pat.
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.....One more thought........
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On 4/5/2006 Same Guy as before
wrote in from
United States
(67.168.nnn.nnn)
IF it's not a bust or a problem, doing some practice at the Ridgefield site would be even better since having pavement and a crown closer to the Hood River downtown site would be better to train our slalom cerebellums. Just a thought. -Paul
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Hood River Training Session(s)
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On 4/5/2006 Paul Howard
wrote in from
United States
(64.5.nnn.nnn)
Hey, I'd like to have some get togethers with some REALLY HARD tight hybrid courses to get us all ready for Hood River along the idea of my "Dude, Your Dad's a Martian" race last year. That way, Hood River will feel slack. It sounds like we have enough race ideas already so I don't want to turn this into a race(unless some event doesn't happen we can use it as a backup plan). I'll be practicing for it in Corvallis but if people want to do something in Salem or WSU(better due to the less than optimal pavement) I'd be into setting some Dunn/Gilmor courses. I think for any of us to podium at Hood, we should practice on courses we CAN'T run clean, if we can, we need to make it harder until we start hittng cones again. As long as it's not a real race, we can focus more on technique, sloshing around bad offset cones in control, etc so we won't have any surprizes. Maybe it's just me, but since Hood River is my personal "Homecoming" race (in 2002 it was the first slalom I'd done in 20+ years), I want to train for it a little more than any other race.
I just broke 2 ribs 10 days ago(falling off my bike), so I won't be hammering any hard courses in the next 2 or more weeks, gotta let those ribs heal right.
Adios-Paul
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Pat's Seaside Idea
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On 4/5/2006 Paul Howard
wrote in from
United States
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Hmmm, I like it!
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Ridgefield or WSU April 23rd
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On 4/5/2006
Deano
wrote in from
United States
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Has the location for this event been determined 100%?
It looks like some DH'ers might be able to make it to Ridgefield.
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Seattle MS Marathon August 28
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On 4/4/2006
peters
wrote in from
United States
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pat, that's genius! it'll be an easy sell here at home as a 'seaside weekend' plus tying in a few days more for beaches farther south. the other August event i'll post soon is the Seattle MS Skate marathon, August 28th. -james
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Seattle Combo-PlateII August, 13,2006
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On 4/4/2006
Stryker
wrote in from
United States
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Seaside sounds great for September. I have been Planning the Seattle race for 8-13-06. I'll post details it soon.John
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Seaside idea
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On 4/3/2006
Dan Hughes
wrote in from
United States
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Yes to #2 and #3 and #4 (Skate Astoria skatepark...) ;-)
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What do you think about?
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On 4/2/2006
Pat Chewning
wrote in from
United States
(67.189.nnn.nnn)
Tell me what you think about:
August or Sept contest.
Seaside Oregon.
Events: 1) 1.5 mile pumping race on the boardwalk (flat, concrete). Rules: No pushing after start, just pumping.
2) Slalom race down the main street of Seaside, right in front of all the shops. Start at the "Turnaround" (famous landmark right at end of Broadway street).
See pictures here: http://www.shopseaside.com/sstour.html
3) Big party at Casa Chewning in Seaside.
This is just a wild idea right now, but I want to find out the level of interest
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Yeah, what Pat said!!!
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On 4/1/2006 Puuaawwliwog
wrote in from
United States
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Hmmm, Yes, EXACTLY!
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Conflict on dates
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On 3/31/2006
Pat Chewning
wrote in from
United States
(67.189.nnn.nnn)
This is a common theme as we add more contests each year. We have a limited resource (weekends in dry weather), and more and more contests competing for those weekends. Conflicts are inevitable. I see it as a positive sign of growth....
Probably the best way to avoid more of this in the future will be to get those contests onto the NCDSA calendar as soon as a date is decided....
Like Hood River on July 8-9 -- not on the calendar. Like Danger Bay -- not on the calendar. Like Buckeye Open -- not on the calendar. -- etc.
-- Pat
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dates dates dates
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On 3/31/2006
dprice
wrote in from
United States
(67.101.nnn.nnn)
man, half the dates for these slalom races are on the same dates as the downhill racees! whats a downhiller who likes to wiggle supposed to do? may 21st is attack of danger bay in canada and june 24th is the race at maryhill...mayble the seattle ratz can come down for the arpil 23rd one.....
my wooden plank, crusty bearings, and old coned wheels want to run some cones, but when can i find the time between downhill bombin runs?
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Cool Poster for Oregon Games Race
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On 3/31/2006 Paul
wrote in from
United States
(64.5.nnn.nnn)
Hey, Who IS that on the Oregon Games race poster anyway???, I remember that picture from the GrassRootsSlalom webpage. Later, -P
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State Games of Oregon
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On 3/31/2006
Pat Chewning
wrote in from
United States
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The OFFICIAL sign-up is at:
http://www.stategamesoforegon.org/sport.php?season=summer
You should go there and sign up by June 16th.
-- Pat
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Poster
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On 3/30/2006
Pat Chewning
wrote in from
United States
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Feel free to copy and print and distribute to local skateboard shops and skate parks. Directs people to the CONTEST CALENDAR, so let's get all of those contests on the calendar please....
Notice that there is more room for sponsor logos --- find a sponsor and I'll add the logo....
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Kasha Update
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On 3/25/2006
Pauliwog
wrote in from
United States
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Hey Brad!, I'll put your new email in my CSA List pronto. Hope to see you this season!-Paul
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"Contest Calender" Postings
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On 3/25/2006
Pauliwog
wrote in from
United States
(64.5.nnn.nnn)
Hey, I agree with Pat, after all the talk about "getting organized THIS year" and posting stuff and having a race schedule, we really need to post everything on the contest calender way in advance if we want people out of our area to come to our races, or have peaple IN our area know about it for that matter.
It's better to get something up on the Contest Calender early where peaple see it and post on the signup page that things might change and change them later if needed. That way everyone can make some sort of plans in their mind at least.
If anyone needs help getting contest codes, then email me and I'll get a bunch from Adam and send you your own "special secret race code". I'll be out of town March 26th-30th. Email me today if you want me to email Adam to get codes so I can get them to you when I get back.
Adios-Paul
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Use the NCDSA calendar please.
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On 3/25/2006
Pat Chewning
wrote in from
United States
(67.189.nnn.nnn)
I would like to encourage all of the race organizers to use the NCDSA calendar for your races. This makes it much easier to plan activities...
Listing is free, if your event does not have an entry fee. If you event does have an entry fee, then the cost is a mere $20 ....
Go to the Contest Calendar, at the bottom is a link for you to email Adam (webmaster at NCDSA) to get a code for your race. Then you can enter the info. It can be as simple as a date and a short description of the race. You can edit and update as more information becomes available.
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More info on State Games of Oregon
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On 3/23/2006
Pat Chewning
wrote in from
United States
(67.189.nnn.nnn)
Choice of date: I did not choose the date. The "official" date of the State Games of Oregon (SGO) is July 8-9 (Same as Hood River). The SGO has events on other dates because the co-organizers have conflicts on July 8. I offered up 3 other dates as possibilites and the SGO chose the June 24-25 date. We wanted to avoid Father's Day weekend and the 4th of July weekend. SGO wanted a date as close to July 8-9, but not after July 8-9....
Eligibility: Amateurs only. Residents of Oregon or an adjacent state without a skateboard race in that state's State Games. This would include CA, WA, ID, NV.
See the contest calendar...
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new e-mail address
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On 3/23/2006
Kash
wrote in from
Canada
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Hey guys,,,,pls note and update yr e-mail list,,,,,,,bohika@telusplanet.net is no longer,,,,,pls update kashabrad@hotmail.com to your clubs e-mail list,,,,
John glad to hear about the Seattle / Mulkiteo race weekend,,,yr races are the closest and easiest for me to get to.....though I'm not to sure I can make it in May,,, I have a minor knee surgery scheduled for may 4th.... Hood River is on my schedule again this year,,,,,,
I look forward to seeing and racing with ya guys this year
take care and play safe
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Mukilteo TS and Park Slalom Race 5-21-06
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On 3/23/2006
Stryker
wrote in from
United States
(71.112.nnn.nnn)
One other thing...If anyone is interested in having a "Buy,Sell and Trade" let me know. I have alot of items to offer. See Ya John
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Mukilteo TS and Park Slalom Race 5-21-06
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On 3/23/2006
Stryker
wrote in from
United States
(71.112.nnn.nnn)
The Mukilteo Tight Slalom and Park Slalom Race will be held on May 21st 2006 at 10 AM at the Mukilteo Washington YMCA.This will be two seperate Races.So enter one or both.Seperate Points for the 2006 CSA Overall Championship.The Tight Slalom will have the starting ramps and be a 45- 50 cone Race. Dan Hughes has told me that he would help set the Park Slalom course. This will make for a Challenging Race.I'm not racing in the Park Slalom.So I can devote all my efforts to running that part of the event.So mark your calendar. This will be a great day of racing. Hope to see you there. :-) John
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Too many races
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On 3/23/2006
Deano
wrote in from
United States
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I guess it is a sign of the popularity of our sport when a racer has to choose between races. Sometimes it is tough to choose which one to go to. Sometimes...
Unfortunity you picked the same weekend as the Maryhill race.
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Oregon Games
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On 3/23/2006
Stryker
wrote in from
United States
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Pat,This is great news! Will out of State residents be able to race? I heard that it might be only for Oregon residents. Let me know if you need any help. See Ya. John
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