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What are the sticks called in skiing?
Poles
What is Straps to sticks on your feet and swoosh down a hill?
That loosely describes skiing.
What do you call a group of sticks?
A bundle
What is the history of skiing?
The First Skiing Skiing may have come from snowshoeing. Though the history of skiing is somewhat obscure, we do know that the first type of skiing was cross country skiing. Down hill skiing evolved later on. The First Ski Poles The first ski poles evolved from walking sticks. They were first used by snowshoers, for balance. Down Hill Skiing Down hill skiing came during a modern era. Sondre Norheim constructed birch bindings, which could be the first stiff bindings. Later on, in 1896, Matthias Zdarsky created firmer bindings. With Zdarsky's bindings, skiers could turn and move about better on skis. Resources Skiing History - The History of Skiing History of Skiing History of skiing - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
What do you call a person who admits his mistake?
A bundle of sticks
What is strap two sticks to your feet and go down a hill?
Oh, dude, that's just skiing. You know, where you strap two sticks to your feet and casually slide down a hill like a graceful gazelle... or a clumsy penguin, depending on your skill level. It's basically like walking, but with a lot more style and a higher chance of falling on your face.
What do you call the tall sticks with directions?
weathervanes
What do they call a skiing maneuver for slowing down?
plowing, cheese wedge and more correctly "turning" == ==
What you call the shell that sticks hard to rocks?
A limpet
On the legend of Zelda phantom hourglass what are the sticks coming out of the ground for?
The sticks are what I call grappling posts. These sticks are only useful once you get the grapling hook which is on the isle of frost. Hope this helped :D
What do you call a person who sticks his head into a bees nest over and over?
an american
What would you call a person who sticks to one decision?
You would call them smart if the decision is correct, or dogmatic if it proves to be wrong.
