So obvious why post it?
One winter I camped out for three weeks in Summit County climbing various 14r's and snowboarding at resorts on my "rest" days. Met some great guys one day climbing who took me to some lesser known Copper runs on a big powder day. Those punks, who worked the mtn or search and rescue blew my doors off, but were also helpful almost like an instructor, probably just to help me keep up and not slow them down
By the end of a couple days with them I could literally bomb, with full control, most blacks and steep chutes out there. I think it was the camping out the whole time that made the difference
