where does someone go to learn how to bobsled?
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http://www.usbsf.com/fantasy_camps_0506.htm
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check out www.rsn.com  They have listings of ski areas around the world.  good luck and have fun!
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http://www.learn-orienteering.org/old/lesson1.html
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If you skateboard, wakeboard, or surf that would help you learn. I would recommend taking lessons your first several times til the get the hang of it. I started skiing when I was 9 and then started snowboarding when I went to college.
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The best place would be "near where you are".\nThe reason being: you'd want to take several sessions over a period of time (a season, or once a week for 6 or 8 or 10 weeks), therefore having "easy access" to a hill would be my first criteria.\n\nSecond consideration: what level are you at now, and therefore, which determines what level of instruction you need.\n\nE.g. most hills/resorts offer begginer skier training, and do a reasonable job at it.  When it comes to expert level skiing, one would be more scrupulous in selecting coaches.\n\nMost ski resorts also offer packages (rent+learn) that are reasonably priced, that also gives one a chance to try out different equipment.\n\nBottom line:\nfor complete beginner, start at the nearest place, possibly with the "best package deal" available, and get comfortable with the basics of skiing. Then you're ready to explore the pleasures of skiing further afield.  That's when you'd really want to start driving/flying to other really neat skiing places!
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maybe you need to find a real good instructor that knows everything,maybe someone who's trained for 3years or so.\nor you could pick up the yellow pages or try search?
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The best way is to sign up for a tumbling class.  When you work with someone who has experience and training to teach backflips, it's a much better experience than trying to teach yourself and you'll end up with a nicer backflip.  \n\nComing in a distant second is to get a buddy to help you learn a backflip.  It's more dangerous this way but a lot of things in life are.  \n\nThis website has some tips on learning gymnastics skills.
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i got to say figure skating,bobsled,skelaton, luge, curling
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http://www.icerinksupply.com/\n\nhttp://www.icerer.com/\n\nTHOSE ARE 2 GOOD SPOTS TO START.\n\nCHEERS AND HAPPY SKATING!\nKC
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Try olympics.com or another olympics site
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Check out stuntmansurplus.com they might have what you're looking for.
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The first Women's Two "man" bobsleigh competition was held in Salt Lake City in 2002. The gold medal went to USA II, Silver to Germany I and bronze to Germany II
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The Leadbetter Academy...\n\nhttp://www.leadbetter.com/
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I found this site with a lot of gyms in Colorado. http://www.usgyms.net/colorado.htm\nCheck it out and call around to find out if anyone's willing to let you jump on the trampoline and into the foam pit with or without the board. The safest way to do it is with the gear on but you can try without, the only problem is your body won't accept it as easily when you try without the stuff attached. Gym classes are pretty important unless you go during the off hours like during the school day. Another safe way to try is after you get comfortable on the trampoline, try to do in on the ground without the board. That helps you get used to the shock of the landing.
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start out skating backward, lift up your left foot a little bit, raising it behind you,\nTurn a little bit, followign your left shoulder and hop onto your left foot.\nTake it slow, small, low foot work and keep practicing.\nOr- if there are little girls skating around the rink that look like they know how, ASK them. They would think it was pretty cool to be able to teach someone older
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http://www.pitman-training.com/Coventry/\n\nGood training
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Google in "parkour tutorials". That shold give you links to websites with moves and exercises and workouts.