Skiing VW sized moguls is never easy, but it can be fun and challenging. This is really no different than someone who has ridden a bike 10 times complaining about the rocks on the trail at Sourlands.
If you hung out on ski forums, you'd here see everyone complaining how the mountains do too much grooming and take out all the fun of skiing natural terrain. Sound familiar?
For future reference. Most mountains along with their Daily Snow Report put out a Daily Grooming Report. It will show which trails were groomed overnight, to take out the guesswork.
....The blue run Norm is talking about was the easiest way down from the top.....its fine and all...But at certain times of the day, it was SUPER crowded, heavily skied off patches with piles of snow scattered around....People mainly just sliding down the steeper pitches and into the piles of snow. Its a great example of how you look at these situations differently as you gain more experience. My first instinct is:...this is too crowded, and there are ice patches all over...Ill just move over to the left or right edge and stay there where they is snow and no people.....better still, I hit summit glades next to it that was all moguls...usually with moguls you have A. snow B. no people traversing across. To me, much easier/more fun. But at Norms level of experience, he cant quite stay on that 5' patch along the tree just yet and thus has to use some of the middle of the hill....which is a mine field of people and ice patches....But much MUCH better from just last year when I skied gore with him. Has the control down very well, just needs to work on fine tuning the technique. Which as we know in skiing is a progression.
