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Jared I actually tried that. I knew this person would follow me whatever I said, so I took him just off the gelende and did some easy trees. He fell literally every 5 metres and took forever to get up each time. After 50 metres of this (and frozen toes on my part), I took him back to the gelende and told him to go down that because the rest of the off piste was far worse. I took off through the trees, met up with friends, had a lazy lunch, and headed back to the lifts. Ran into the guy later and asked him how the practice runs had been going on the gelende. He said he didn't know bec

What do people do when someone who is patently incapable of doing a particular route asks to tag along? I'm not talking about someone who's trying to push themselves to the next level, or when you offer to take a beginner along to give them a few tips. I mean when someone who skied for two hours on a bunny slope 3 years ago wants to follow you down tight off piste terrain where taking the wrong line can mean (at best) slogging through waist deep snow for an hour, and at worst means rescue crews having to be sent out to hunt for you. You can tell them that its beyond their ability, an