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Smart Mogul Skiing: The Visual Experience (1997)
Circa 1995 , Instructional mogul skiing video starring Canadian National Freestyle Team members, John Smart, Mike Douglas and Lane Barrett. Video walks you through the advanced techniques still used today to ski the bumps at the top level. Released in 1995 the tricks focus on all the fun traditional aerial maneuvers of the time: Daffy, Twister, Spreads, Cossack, Iron Cross and spins with mixed and multiple combinations of them all. Get Into It!
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Circa 1995 , Instructional mogul skiing video starring Canadian National Freestyle Team members, John Smart, Mike Douglas and Lane Barrett. Video walks you through the advanced techniques still used today to ski the bumps at the top level. Released in 1995 the tricks focus on all the fun traditional aerial maneuvers of the time: Daffy, Twister, Spreads, Cossack, Iron Cross and spins with mixed and multiple combinations of them all. Get Into It!
Rating:NR
Genre:Documentary
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In Theaters:6/23/1997
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Runtime:40 minutes
Studio:Tapeworm Video Distribution, C3 Studios
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