“Alpine skiers look like their feet are stuck in cement. Telly skiing is about mobility, rhythm, and balance.”

—  Kasha Rigby

Interview with Outside Magazine (February 1996) http://outside.away.com/outside/magazine/0296/9602disk.html

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