A: Welcome ski lovers of all ages! My name is Rick
Fields and here with me is the man that needs no
introduction, Bob Copeland.
B: Thank you, Rick! What a beautiful day here in
Aspen, Colorado where the sun is shinning, and
we’ve got twelve inches of fresh powder. It doesn’t
get much better than this.
A: That’s right, Bob, but today we have a special treat
for our viewers. We’re joined here by Ian Roussy,
the four-time giant slalom champion. And on this
special edition of the show, Ian is going to teach
us the basics of skiing! So, let’s hit the slopes!
C: Well, first off, let’s get those boots on. You’re go-
ing to want to make sure your boot fit snugly.
That’s right; now snap them into your bindings.
And you’re also going to want a good pair of gog-
gles to protect your eyes. It’s a bright day today,
so there’s going to be a lot of glare out there on
the slopes. We don’t want you hitting any of those
moguls!
A: Bob, since you’re a beginner skier and might take
a few spills, it is a good idea to have a good warm
pair of dry ski gloves.
C: Easy there, Rick! Well, let’s head on over to the
chairlift, and test your skills! All right, we’re up
here on the bunny hill, so, Bob, why don’t you do
a few snow-plow turns. Gnarly run, Rick! Nice
carving! You’ve got some mad skills! That was
sick!
A: You wanna see gnarley? Well, see that bump over
there, I’m going to catch some major air.
C: Butt plant!
B: Ha ha ha! He lost his skis! Yard sale!!!
A: Ahem, well. Thanks for joining us here today, I
think that about does it. Bob, Ian, time for some
apr ès-ski?
C: No way, man! We’re off to grab some freshies!!! |