Breckenridge Ski Tour: Mach 1 (Pk8, Expert, Moguls)
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- Опубліковано 18 кві 2018
- Ski Mach 1 on Peak 8 at Breckenridge Colorado with Breckenridge Realtor Ted Amenta, also available for private ski and snowboard lessons upon request.
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Mach 1 is an expert or "double black diamond" run on Peak 8 at Breckenridge Colorado and is where mogul competitions are often held. - Спорт
FOR LESS EXPERIENCED PEOPLE WATCHING THIS VIDEO: Do not underestimate some of the runs he does, they may not look steep but that’s because of the go:pro and camera angle, most runs that he shows are in reality pretty steep and with difficult terrain, so if you are not very experienced dont try these runs. be safe:)
Agreed! I say all the time...the GoPro makes everything look less steep but moving faster than it feels.
Yes I’ve seen this in real life and it’s really intimidating.
Yup, just look at the trees as he turns
youre not wrong i always go skiing here and ive even gone on this trail its alot steeper than it looks
Even being filmed with gopro this looks steep 🤘
wow Ted you really make a hard run look easy. Great vids
I’ve skied Mach 1 quite a few times and never saw it that smooth. It was bump nirvana and like Highline and Rodger’s Run at Vail some of the best mogul runs in Colorado.
As I said in another one of your videos, I will probably be sitting out skiing for life because of a messed-up knee, but I do enjoy watching your videos. They give me good memories. I live near St Louis now, but when my husband was stationed in Ft Lewis, WA I used to go to Crystal Mtn when it was a locals' mountain and then Snoqualmie Summit off of I-90. I especially liked Crystal because it had a lot of green and blue cruising runs. For me skiing was always a form of relaxation, and you'd probably never catch me on a black diamond.
I'm glad you enjoy the channel! I hope to start posting a lot of new videos soon. I uploaded one last night, previewed it this morning, and the audio was not synced properly. So, I'm working on it again now.
Another great video Ted.
Beautiful. The sky alone. Paradise. Not bad snow for mid April.'
Thanks for posting! From the chair lift it looks crazy steep but the video makes it not look so bad! I’m still gonna assume it’s really steep but I’ve always wanted to try Mach 1, headed to Breck tomorrow we’ve got great snow so far!
The wide angle of the GoPro seems to make everything look less steep than it feels. If you try to keep where the horizon is in mind, it helps when using these videos to get a sense of steepness.
Thank you so much I requested this and i am so happy now
Wonderful, I'm glad to hear it! And Needle's Eye will come next year...
Ok,thank you so much
this is cool what you do
Can you possible do Y-Chutes? I ski Breck often and it is one of my favorite runs and I would like to see how you handle it.
Love your content! You mention you're a Snowboard Instructor, any video's touring the mountain on one? Much thanks.
Thanks! I've shot a few videos from a snowboard. But shooting on skis is easier. I might try getting back on a board for some this coming season now that I have the alien-cam.
Hello this is ted
Do Wacky's Chute & ESP. Those are way steeper and way more fun!
It’s like the one run I did at panarama at 2nd chair
I was your five hundredd subscriber
Thanks for helping me hit the mile stone!
I really wanna go here but then I found it outs in Colorado and my heart went oop
How does this compare to blacks at Jackson hole, I wanna try this run but I’m not sure if I am able to do double blacks at breck
probably similar this is a double black
This is one of the lower angle doubles at Breck. Worst thing about it are the obstacles that don’t usually get covered completely until late winter.
should i try this 2nd time ever snowboarding?
I'd suggest not.
I wish gopros didn’t make everything flat
they dont. he just rides flat runs. i film plenty of gopro videos and they show how the runs are
@@PhaseSkater I think it's usually an issue unless the filmer shows a wider view of the run from a drone / adjacent slope or shows the run from the bottom looking up. I checked out some of your videos and while yours show it better, I can see where people could be fooled into thinking a slope looks much tamer on youtube than it really is.
I did this run it was fun and my dad slide the whole way down cause he hates mogols xd
Just because I was bored I skied that run blindfolded and backwards.
And now it has baby trees on it
Ski goodbye girl
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Where’s the moguls. Every time I’ve been there the moguls were 3’ deep and icy.
It really just depends on the day. This is one where fresh snow and wind often smooth out the bumps. I usually like Mach 1 best in the spring when the sun keeps it soft.
>call a trail mach 1
>make it full of moguls
not a fitting name
Terrain changes per season
it’s early season so it’s still pretty warm and snow is soft, later in the season moguls get more challenging
Gave me anxiety just watching it
That's not a double black where I'm from
Go pros seem to make everything look more flat, trails are about 2x as steep in real life
From his camera angle, you can't really tell if it is very steep or not. because you basically parallel to the slope
I was on this a week before the video was shot. It's steep and the moguls are deep.
Breckenridge actually seems to have easier runs than most other resorts in the area, in my experience. (the average double diamond in brick would be about the same as a black in keystone or vail.) However, some of the double diamond under the lift runs in breck can be pretty hard in deep snow, about matching if not exceeding the average double diamond in most resorts. As said by others, the gopro makes everything look less steep, and i’m not sure what kind of conditions this guy was skiing it in, but i’ve never seen the moguls this shallow.
The last time I skied Mach 1 was in the 80s. It was like skiing on Volkswagen Bugs. Though short, it was steep and relatively narrow. I was alway terrified I'd lose control and launch into the trees. I seem to recall that 200 or longer skis were required to enter. Even the ancient chairlift that used to run along side of it was harrowing.
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So goodbye girl
Take a look in the playlists. I'm sure I've shot that one.
How is that a double black…..
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Believe me, it's much steeper than it looks.
As a 12 yr old park rat, going on this was hell, I have a picture of how steep it actually is if you want to add me on snap
@@MaxandSam_ski what's ur snap