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HostBidder · 01-12-04, 05:38 PM

Anyone got any tips for trying to learn how to ski when you are so hungover and tired that you can barely walk?

TomC · 01-12-04, 06:10 PM

Hi,

Well I don't think there is much you can do about that except skip out the Apres-Skiing!

Michael · 01-12-04, 06:20 PM

I don't think Apres-Skiing could be skipped out! It's one of the highlights of the trip!

Ross · 08-12-04, 01:26 PM

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Originally posted by Michael@Dec 1 2004, 07:20 PM
I don't think Apres-Skiing could be skipped out! It's one of the highlights of the trip!

Agreed!

Just breathe in some of the fresh mountain air, see how that cures your hangover.

HostBidder · 09-12-04, 07:01 PM

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Originally posted by Ross@Dec 8 2004, 02:26 PM

Just breathe in some of the fresh mountain air, see how that cures your hangover.

You're right Ross, the mountain air does bring great relief.

Michael · 09-12-04, 09:48 PM

Just found a good guide here;

http://www.bbc.co.uk/h2g2/guide/A103140

May be of some use to you.

Quote:

Oxygen

Popular wisdom dictates a brisk walk in fresh mountain air to dispel those post-binge blues, but the problem is that when you really need it, the last thing you're capable of doing is getting up off the floor, let alone going out into the outside world. The theory is that the increased oxygen flow improves the metabolic rate, and thus increases the speed at which the poisons are broken down. Be that as it may, SCUBA divers have long known that a blast from the tank first thing in the morning does wonders in blowing away the fog.

BigRed · 30-08-05, 09:37 PM

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Originally posted by Michael@Dec 1 2004, 07:20 PM
I don't think Apres-Skiing could be skipped out! It's one of the highlights of the trip!

What is Apres-Skiing???

Michael · 30-08-05, 11:07 PM

Apres.. which is French means "after"..

It is basically what you do after you go skiing, mostly associated with drinking large ammounts of alcohol!

Do they not call it Apres-Ski in the states?

utbeastie · 01-09-05, 04:40 AM

Oh, that makes sense now.

No, I have never heard of it called Apres-Ski. I dont think there really is a formal name for it.

NumBa1Stunna516 · 02-09-05, 02:17 AM

Haha heres an idea, dont get drunk

. But yea try getting plenty of the fresh air and asprin

.

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01-12-04, 05:38 PM	#1
HostBidder Junior Member Member info Join Date: Nov 2004 Posts: 21	Anyone got any tips for trying to learn how to ski when you are so hungover and tired that you can barely walk?

01-12-04, 06:10 PM	#2
TomC Member Member info Join Date: Dec 2004 Posts: 79 Location: UK Ski Location: France Ski Level: Intermediate	Hi, Well I don't think there is much you can do about that except skip out the Apres-Skiing!

01-12-04, 06:20 PM	#3
Michael Administrator Member info Join Date: Nov 2004 Posts: 434 Location: Ireland Ski Location: Austria, France Ski Level: Intermediate	I don't think Apres-Skiing could be skipped out! It's one of the highlights of the trip!

30-08-05, 11:07 PM	#8
Michael Administrator Member info Join Date: Nov 2004 Posts: 434 Location: Ireland Ski Location: Austria, France Ski Level: Intermediate	Apres.. which is French means "after".. It is basically what you do after you go skiing, mostly associated with drinking large ammounts of alcohol! Do they not call it Apres-Ski in the states?

01-09-05, 04:40 AM	#9
utbeastie Members Member info Join Date: Aug 2005 Posts: 20	Oh, that makes sense now. No, I have never heard of it called Apres-Ski. I dont think there really is a formal name for it.

02-09-05, 02:17 AM	#10
NumBa1Stunna516 Members Member info Join Date: Sep 2005 Posts: 36	Haha heres an idea, dont get drunk . But yea try getting plenty of the fresh air and asprin .

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