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• The method is slower but more controlled than the standing glissade.
• Another climber in 1987 lost his life on a glissade during descent.
• But the glissade assemble changes according to how fast or slow it is.
• Jazz dancers refer to glissades and pelvis rolls.
• The toboggan run, Glissades de la Terrasse, is on the Terrasse Dufferin.
• The standing glissade is best performed over firm snow with a soft top layer.
• In addition a standing glissade cuts down the wet and abrasive forces of the sitting glissade.
• In addition a standing glissade cuts down the wet and abrasive forces of the sitting glissade.
• Early in the season a climber can glissade a snow field between 250 and 500 ft long.
• "' Glissade "'was a roller coaster at Busch Gardens Williamsburg in Virginia.
• Adult emotions of love and grief glissade across the mask of childhood, a childhood skin-deep.
• In this glissading position one has a better view of route hazards, and increased maneuverability over a sitting glissade.
• In this glissading position one has a better view of route hazards, and increased maneuverability over a sitting glissade.
• "If I ask someone to do a glissade assemble, they know what I'm saying,"
• The standing glissade is often the preferred method if the person glissading is skilled in doing so and snow conditions allow.
• The standing glissade is often the preferred method if the person glissading is skilled in doing so and snow conditions allow.
• Without getting off, I returned to Old Quebec and the fastest sport in town : the charmingly named Glissades de la Terrasse toboggan run.
• The Glissade stood where the " Izzy / Wild Maus " once stood and today The Curse of DarKastle exists in this spot.
• This descent is particularly steep and frustrating, as the rocks are too large to scree glissade, while small enough to easily twist an ankle.
• Jamie Ocasio made like a diva, glissading across the floor in a slinky black knit evening dress, a gesture she had clearly practiced many times.