We had it all planned out--a publicity stunt to truly spread the name of extremesideslipping.com around the local snow sliding community. First, we would ride in to Leo's shack at Breckenridge--a handcrafted warming hut snuggled off-trail in the deepest trees--using sideslipping, most likely, since it's so damn tight to get there. Then, we would clean up the mountains of garbage tossed carelessly within by all those non-nature-loving nimrods who seem to frequent the place. Finally, we would post our calling card--a poster, I imagined, saying something to the effect of "cleaned for your visiting pleasure by extremesideslipping.com" or even "under new management" (as recommended to me by one long-time local).
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Well, we've found and exploited some more creative ideas in the world of sideslipping. Apparently there are many and varied ways to explore this new sport. Here's a less dangerous way to compete and push the limits: Sideslip Ballet. Enjoy the video, then go out and rip with your partner.
This entry is an effort to answer some recent inquiries we've had regarding sideslipping. The FAQs cover the following topics:
- What is sideslipping?
- When should sideslipping be used?
- When should sideslipping NOT be used?
- Why extreme sideslipping?
- Is this site making fun of me?
For details, read on by clicking the link below.
Continue reading Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ's).

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