This is the first dojo of the season. My training ground. 5 minutes by
car. 30 minutes on foot. I always sweat when I have to break the snow for
the first run. From the second run, I can use the track, so it's a little
easier. The most attractive thing about this place is the mash. I don't
know if it's ivy entangled on a tree stump, but this fluffy stuff is scattered
all over the place, making for a fun terrain. I've heard "mash"
a lot (←only in the skiing world) but I wonder how to say it in English,
I'm sure. I couldn't search well, but for now, I'm guessing it's the mash
from "POWDER MUSHROOM". However, if that's not the case, or if
anyone knows the origin, please let me know. Now, about the mash. If it
were an alpine ski, I'd try to fly and look cool, but here I'm going to
do it heel-free. Regardless of whether it's XPLORE or T4 plastic boots,
if it's heel-free, Mash needs to take it easy and underestimate it, otherwise
it's a waste in terms of fun (←yes, yes). The large range of motion that
can be used only because of the heel-free system. This is it! (←that's
right~). Anyway, for anyone who I think can make it, I'll invite them to
the dojo, so don't turn them down. See you then. January 4, 2025