angry skier dad tries to start shit with snowboarders on blackcomb mountain whistler bc Note: This is not my video. All credit goes to family tree and the crew. www.familytreeland.com/ props guys!!
@@devilshaircut9 Yes, of course, everyone on the east coast is angry and every single man woman and child n the mid-west are f'ing saints. What's the matter with you?!Does everything need to be a reason for division and derision?
the skier was wrong, bottom line.........parents need to control their kids in public parks and stop using the dumb ass excuse, " I was protect my children,"!! Those parents are dicks!!! I'm sorry the breeded!!!
Dude called his bluff on fighting and he literally skied away. I think fighting is usually stupid macho bullshit, unless you are defending yourself or loved ones but if you threaten to kick someone's ass you better be ready to follow through on that...
This is the most Canadian thing I've ever seen, I'm going to fight you ehh, I'm going to be fucking you up ehh, first I'll be going to Tim Hortons and getting a double double and some Tim bits ehh. Here In Scotland fists would just be flying instantly. I wouldn't be standing there with my snowboard attached to my feet, I would have it in my hands ready to use as a fucking sword. The second that guy started saying he was going to fuck me up he would be instantly regretting that he was attached to his skis. These fanny pads have no situational awareness at all.
I have been skiing and snowboarding for 11 years. I am very good at both. I have learned that its good to be respectful and look behind and infront of you before you do anything that might hurt someone else. This situation escalated too quickly. The snowboarders should have been more careful and the skiier dad shouldn't have been such an asshole when the conversation started, he should have never been physical. This could have been dismissed with an apology from both sides.
Both side have faults. These young gentlemen was having fun have no intention to bother others. Yet the true is the lane was kinda narrow and there were lots of people around them. Snowboarding like that may unintentionally bothered beginners since beginners cannot control their body as good as these gentlemen do. This is perhaps why the father was pissed off. I think he hold a negative comments towards those expert skiers and snowboarders around his kids. What he did wrong is he should have talked others nicely and or getting closer to his kids in order to protect them. Two both sides, you never start a fight in front of children, no matter they are your kids or not. If I were a friend of this snowboarder, I would first the father that we are sorry because we did not we unintentionally scared your kid. And then I would ask him for an apology to my friend because he is obviously over reacted. After all, if there are too many people on a lane, it is the ski company that should be blamed. Everyone else is just wanna having fun.
If you have a narrow trail the last thing you need is another boarder who thinks he can board doing tricks and falling in front of traffic. That isn't boarding, it is just plain dumb doing tricks off the side of the trail when it is busy. Out of consideration for others I don't do it. I just don't understand the mentality of some other boarders. Tricks on a narrow trail is not safe. Leave it to a wider trail where it is safer with less traffic. The last thing I want to do is push because some dickhead came off his board in front of me and stopped my momentum. All I saw was beginner snowboarders who thought they could board being dickheads.
Paul Shipley I dont get it, This guys post a perfectly fine and normal reaction. Then u have to come in and just start shitting on boarders again. I agree there not perfect but neither are skiers.
HiiNate Sorry mate I am a boarder and not a skier even though I know how to ski. Halfwits like that doing tricks on a narrow trail are a hazard to all people using the mountain. Nobody knows when they are going to try and impress themselves and suddenly change direction. So many times I have to slow down and lose momentum on these flat narrow trails because of halfwits like that which results in me having to unclip and push my board as a result.
I'm a parent but I have to agree with the snow boarders on this one. That father was completely wrong for the way he handled his frustration. Even if the snowboarders were in the wrong to begin with he had absolutely no right to hit that snowboarder. He defends himself saying he'll protect his kids. Whatever. He assaulted those snowboarders then threatened them right in front of his kids. So, who is acting inappropriately? I can guarantee you that man's kid is a school bully.
I'm a 50+ person as well, with a prostate like a coconut, long silver nose hair and itchy hemmorhoids and I fully understand the old man. You have to respect that men in our age desperately have to pee every 40 minutes, that's exactly the time we need to get into these functional ski dress. It takes the same time then to find our shrinkled wiener with cold fingers what means we are always under stress. Hard to be patient then...
Just because the kids dad is rude like does not mean his kids are school bullies. I have known a lot of kids when I was younger who had some not nice parents, but their kids where good kids.
I'm a skier but I have total respect for snowboarders. That dad was a dick, the snowboarders did nothing wrong all they were doing is having a good time and doing some tricks.
I don't blame a Dad for feeling protective around his kids! Wasn't that a general access area anyway, like the trail you take to get to the actual slope? I'm not a skier or a snowboarder, but it looked like those guys were being inconsiderate and unsafe around all those other people. . .Personally, I think that Dad should have taught that kid a lesson, but maybe he didn't want to get sued?
Been snowboarding for over 10 years and never seen one of those situation. I even crashed in other people multiple times (sometimes, my fault, sometimes the other guy's fault, other times both our fault) and we would just apologize to each other like normal human beings. I mean, it's a dangerous sport, it just happens.
@@CARTERGUITAR99 I do snowboard and I accept skiers (= I tried skiing once like 2 years ago and the fact that I was starting from the beginning once again was more frustrating than anything else. I should try again one day, it should go better the second time.
I don't feel that's the case anymore. Maybe when snowboarders were nothing but teenagers, but now you have people in their 30s and 40s who snowboard. These kids were just being inconsiderate. Anyone can be inconsiderate. That's not to say that the dad wasn't a complete idiot, though.
Fact of the matter is that a lot of kids do this on the cat walks and don't realize how out of control it can get. It's really crowded and these kids just barely miss running into other people. "I'm just snowboarding" .........that's what he really thinks....but they are up all over the walls and cutting in front behind and around people. So, then the neanderthal takes his shirt off? lol...........I swear there should be slopes for 12-35 year old males only so they can impress each other.
Both skiing and snowboarding are inherently dangerous sports, if you can't handle the hazardous nature (or the nature of the people that participate in these sports) then you should stay home with your dogs.
Nick Von Rechinchitt Dangerous by nature, but these people are dangerous by choice. There is a difference.You don't see people climbing the jersey walls on the highway. Why would it be any different on a ski slope?
At first the angry dude was in the right, and yeah he wanted to protect his kids. His kids weren't going fast, and these guys were just doing random shit too close to kids that could've gotten hurt easily. Everybody pretty much a moron there.
Didn't say that moron, I said he was in the right. As in to tell them to knock it off. He pushed them, not okay, but so what? There are millions of times it's okay to push someone.
ThePickleKing1111 Ooh big words. You said that the father was in the right. There's two ways to go about this type of situation and both were in the wrong. Violence is never the answer so that's where you're wrong. "So what?" is not the answer to "He pushed them and it's not okay." What a lousy way to deal with something. It's just called being a mature adult and neither groups did that.
whackedout101 I said at first, don't quick scan youtube comments if you can't understand something that's right in the middle. Where were my big words? I've been trying to make it clear for you so you can understand, as generally people on youtube are morons. You literally sound like one of those people right now. I clearly stated that nobody was in the right. We have war for reasons, and no it's not because we can't talk through it. You sound pissed off even though you don't understand what I've been saying. You're a failure at arguing so let's get this over with. He was in the right to ask them to knock it off in front of their kids because they were going too slow, the kids weren't going to fast, no such thing as it being the faster person's fault in this case if the snowboarders are making it hard for anybody especially kids to pass by. He was clearly rude about it, not calm, and the snowboarders didn't listen. The father was a dickhead and pushed someone, not a big deal on such a nearly flat slope. Is it okay? OF COURSE NOT. I NEVER SAID IT WAS! I SAID THAT IT DOESN'T MATTER BECAUSE THEY WEREN'T HURT. I'd be pissed too, but the snowboarders were being dickheads, just as the father was. There's a Skier's Code for a reason. Nobody punched anyone, the father was trying to but he's probably on crack the way he acts. I'm not defending shit other than the start of the video where he asked them to stop. Whatever you seem to be thinking is just redundant, as is this conversation. Stop replying to something if you just read it and didn't comprehend the important parts.
ThePickleKing1111 Okay let's see if I can explain this to you calmly and effectively. 1.) I was being sarcastic. "Big words" meaning you used the word 'moron' to argue with me. Name-calling does nothing to your argument. In fact, it makes you seem immature and not level-headed when it comes to making your point. 2.) It doesn't matter if you say "at first" to something and then say that him pushing someone down doesn't matter because nobody got hurt. 3.) I don't think me being a "moron" quite makes sense. I made 2 comments toward you and you're judging my intelligence based on that? Try, college student majoring in neuroscience. I don't think a moron would be majoring in neuroscience. 4.) I sound pissed off? Wrong. How can you tell by what someone types? You can't hear my tone of voice nor do you know me. Soooo . . . nope. Bad argument. 5.) Nobody was right. As you said. They were both immature adults and you calling them dickheads just goes to show that you seem to be just as bad as them. But you actually never hear anything from either side before the father said for them to slow down or whatever. So, if he was rude to begin with when he asked (which he very well could have) then once again, he further had no reason to call someone a "dick" and then shove them to the ground. He wanted to pass? Okay say "On your left" or "On your right". You don't rudely ask someone to stop doing something. And from his personality, it seemed like he was being pretty rude. 6.) Why are you yelling at me? I didn't do anything. It doesn't matter if nobody got hurt. Somebody could have got hurt. . . so it *does* matter that the man pushed him. And then proceeded to yell and push someone down in front of his kids. 7.) You keep saying that "He pushed them. So what?" As I said before "So what?" is basically saying "He pushed them. It doesn't matter. There should be no consequence to him acting violent." 8.) You sound like an arrogant person who likes to point out how my arguments were incorrect and blah, blah, blah. Stop trying to make me sound wrong. I'm right. "Pushing is wrong. Violence is never okay." So what in your mind makes that argument the 'wrong' one. You keep saying "So what?" like a teenager arguing to their parents. Stop calling people 'dickheads' and 'morons' and just understand that your comment was just as immature as the people in the video. The people down the slope have the right of way to begin with. So passing someone in a rude manner. Slow down your kids. They could have stopped and let the immature guys go down farther so they could be farther down the slope. Problem solved. If someone doesn't do what you ask then you find another way to solve the problem. 9.) In what way is this an argument to begin with if you know that him pushing someone down is wrong? It's not. But from what you said earlier, you made it sound like the pushing was okay because nobody was injured. So, I'm confused. Is pushing okay to you or not? And if you expect me to stop replying to someone who is calling me names, then you aren't very logical yourself. I'm not going to sit and read a comment and not defend my argument. However, this will be my last comment to you as you seem to want to win whatever "argument" you seem to think this is. So, good day to you, sir. So congrats. I'll just say "you won" so you can feel the pride you want to feel.
I like how politely Canadian this fight started: "Hey dude, why would you hit me?" "Dude, you guys were being so dangerous in front of our kids. And then you gave me lip when I asked you nicely not to do that." Haha, typical Canada. I love you guys! This video makes me want to ski in Whistler.
I'm sorry...did you not actually watch the video? The skier pushed that snowboarder down in front of his kids, threatened them, when the snowboarders didn't do anything to deserve it. Yes, it was not good of them to get so close to those skiers, but they didn't ask to fight or anything.
Well the skier actually has a point. The snowboarders are a bit wreckless on a part to the slope that is narrow by jumping around while having a lots of traffic (check sec 17 when he actually almost took one of his mates of the feet). I am a snowboarder myself and I do like to jerk around but I do it when I'm on parts of the mountain that is not so crowded. Have fun on the slopes but also take care of the people around you
He probably immediately fled back to their cabin and had a panic attack from acting hard from all that adrenaline and getting called to step up about it. Then he and Julie cancelled their vacation early in fear of any further confrontation.
Regardless it’s so people don’t grab your shirt while you fight. All it means is he is dead serious and ready to actually fight unlike the other guy who’s all bark no bite.
Solution, don't ski/ride on crowded weekends. If you do, be respectful of everyone else. Also don't threaten people. If you really need to threaten to hit someone, just take a breath and either go the other way or hit them. Talk is cheap.
@@stepheng2074 True. But in those places, people are usually more aware that the person downhill has right of way. The only time I don't agree with that, is when people sit in blind spots..
Nothing like an angry rider. I've seen em, both on skis and boards. Instead of arguing with that guy (and everyone blocking the trail), why not follow the aggressive skier to the bottom, and report him to Ski Patrol?
Lmao this was gold! Except for my mans taking off his shirt in the snow and not throwing blows... Still respect for sticking up for his boy! 🤘whos side was the chick on, I was confused the whole time 😂
Hiro Plymouth Nahh!!! Simple doubts because of the said KIDS and the exemple he was setting!!! Young guy was surely faster, but Old Geezers are often lions not to mess with!!! Shame the snowboarder lost what he had best....HIS COOL!!! ;-))) But one understands, cause the old guy ... WAS AN ASS with some SERIOUS prejudices! lol Oh and DON'T LAUGH, DUDE!!! Cause boarders have the same prejudices against skiers!!! SAD REALLY!!! You'd think we'd be better than that! :-/
It was the dads fault, He triggered it, If you threaten any guy who is high on testosterone and adrenaline he will most likely respond in the same way, Or with more violence.
I'm a snowboarder and was a punk etc....as soon as I had kids, my world view flipped and my primal instinct to protect my kids kicked in. Aggressive energy near the cubs will feel threatening to the father. "Being cool" for the sake of accommodating hostile 20-somethinger snowboarders acting aggressive around the kids isn't on Dad's list of social sedatives.The snowboarders don't realize the primal instincts and pure adrenaline energy that dad has in his bones to protect his clan and they clearly had no respect for the kids. One day one of those 'boarders will have kids too and will suddenly find himself facing his Karma as he bridles his paternal fire that burns to protect his own. Peace, love and understanding!
The reason everyone hates scooters is because they came out of nowhere. Skiing has been around for over a hundred years while snowboarding came along about 30 years ago.
at 6'1 250 ..I just stay away from people..& people stay away from me....just came back from killington vt...was very courteous of skiers...waiting & stretching on line for 1st chair..20 min before it opened,..& these 2 older skiers chatting away behind me,..soon as the rope was unchained the skier tried to beat me out & crashed into me,..i stopped & said,.."go ahead..the moutains not going anywhere"...he realized he was wrong,..& apologized twice at the top...there just too much violence in the world...dealing w/ lawyers..da's..judges...or hospitals is not worth it anymore.....ski & ride 4 life...peace..
I try until the skiers with rental crap crowd me in the lift line and put their skis on my board. Usually my response is "get your rental crap off my board" I try to be better, it's a work in progress.
Snowboarders didn't respect other people's space first. While fighting should not have happened, what could the dad do to these kids who were endangering other people?
The dad clearly has anger issues. If you don't like what the skier/boarder next to you is doing just stop. It is a downhill sport they will move on 30 seconds later you move on and no issue. The Dad definitely has issues.
there are a ton of ppl with anger issues in the world dudes... saw a guy flip out at my gym last night. he was probably mid 20s... he was yelling at these kids who were probably only 15yrs old... he thought they were talking shit about him.... and they were totally not... talk about ego .... some ppl are just dicks and if you push them too far or push them at all they think they are superman
the snowboarders were being douchebags.. i wouldn't be jumping around like that , i would just let them pass and wait a minute or 2, and if the run is crowded like that, i'd just go to a different trail next time. I been snowboarding a long time, i've seen it all... My buddy was on Team Canada for Nagano olympics halfpipe. my friend DArren, but they chose Trevor Andrew that year to compete. And Mark Fawcett was a local at my hill as well. if you heard of that guy
Boarders are definitely in the wrong. There is a time and place for doing shit like that, and it aint on that skinny ass run with kids around. Go to the park. Dad was kinda douchey as well but he was just protecting his kid. On top of it all, taking your fucking shirt off to have a fight? That blithering idiot deserved a punch to the teeth for that douchebaggery.
james barrow Or how about you don't act like a fucking knobhead and try to fight an old dude in front of his wife and kids. You don't always need to prove you are the big man, and sometimes just accept you were doing something you shouldn't have.
Mats Ante Buljo I know of course, but there is a time and place, not on a skinny flat run with lots of people and kids around. If you wanna do tricks go to the park.
you should always respect children and if these snowboarders saw there were children around trying to learn... they should have passed with much room and continued having fun. they should know how scary it can be having little control and being a young child,and they should have respected how those kids might have felt. The skier dad i could see getting irritated at these snowboarders the same way a dad might get mad if some thugs were cursing in an amusement park line in front of his kids. The skier should not have pushed the snowboarder down, he should have been an adult and realized these snoboarders were younger and didnt have that same logic and let them pass and continue having fun... both parties were wrong, id be pissed if someone bumped my kid trying to do cool shit.... do your cool shit away from my kids personal space and let the little kids enjoy themselves and not be scared.
you are right, however: snowboarders mostly dont just go from A to B (as fast as possible) like skiers. They want to enjoy the ride. Missing fun jumps for "no reason" is kinda a waste, since going back there when the same might happen costs alot of time, and time is precious when you are on holiday 1 or 2 weeks a year. Oke safety first, but the snowboarders stayed on the right/slow side. If you want to go faster, you go on the left side or stay behind them.
Do your cool shit away from your kids personal space? The skiers were behind the boarders and rode up past them. They rode up on the boarders personal space. The parents should have kept them behind if they felt that the boarders were being unsafe.. Would you teach your kids to drive past a car that's swerving in and out of lanes in front of them?
Yeah, FYI the kids were behind the boarders. The dude that was supposedly protecting the kids actually knocked them over IN FRONT of them. How dead in the brain does someone have to be to do that shit.
WTH. Snowboarders were going first, then the angry dad with his kids came even faster. How could they see what's happening behind them? They should have mirrors or what to see when a douche with his kids comes and then stop, let them pass??Rlly? The only bad guys was the father with his ppl, because he acted BAD in front of young children. He should teach them and not show how to try to fight with ppl.
I said they were both wrong. I personally snowboard all the time. I have kids... It's not hard to see the snowboarders were in " the zone" thrashing it up.. It's cool I get it.. Homies are killin it together..And I get the skier dad was pacing himself with his kids... Dude, just respect each others space... No one likes someone standing too close in line somewhere.its uncomfortable.. The dad was a fkng dick for not ignoring it and getting physical.w someone younger he could have handled shit different with... Which was part of the problem at hand, well the same applies to the snowboarder looking out or being patient with the "younger" kids..He should have confronted the situation different. If it happened more then a few times I would have lost my shit. Just cause someone pays for a movie ticket doesn't give them the right to get on their phone and text during a movie cause they paid..Just respect people's good time . it's simple...
I respect elders, but that dad, was clearly having a problem just because he was against snowboarders.. like it's not enought that people judge by skin color, now they have to judge what type of snow sports you are enjoying lol.. fuck humanity really.. This dad was clearly provoking them.
no, the dad does not have a problem the snowboarders do the said "bad words" to the dad who is going to keep his kids safe and then the one guy took his shirt and hit one kid so if your saying the kids has a problem than that means your not a nice person
DAYANNA MACKINTOSH-BAENA Well i'll say so, from what i've seen on video, they were doing nothing wrong or to put kids in danger or anything similar to the point where dad starts pushing them and knocking down one by one. But what i could see, is dad pushing snowboarder into the snow wall for no reason. So i'm judging that dad had a problem with snowboarders enjoying the same track.. And there is more, if someone tells you 3x how he will kick your ass, smash your face etc.. you would probably ask yourself the same "What is your problem dad", wouldn't you, be honest? I mean he was clearly using kids as excuse for the things he was doing. Idk in europe, people are way more respectful and have big attitude, they care for people around and never put in danger other.
This was such a treat at 4:55am my time!!!!! I tip my hat to folks like you, not taking that guys shit just because he got nervous about wtf he brought his kids out there to do in the first place. Respect.
+MaxCallumSkate Ok, I must admit, skiers are jerks, but not all of them. Here you have some "protective" dad, who thinks he's the king of the pistes. But there are also nice ones. But scooter kids, yeah those are always annoying. Take it from a skater... and skier...;P
+MaxCallumSkate You know i got kinda salty when you just called me a scooter kid there, i hate always being bashed on online for skiing when i only hang out with snowboards. Shits not cool man some of us skiers are chill out there and will fight other skiers to back up our boarding homies.
Gizmo plays look Ive seen people do some stupid shit on the hill... this was nothing and its not like they were hurting anyone...not a reason to punch a guy its not the punch that hurts falling on your ass hurts much more than what the old guy did
Evan Neumann agreed. The tricks look like lots of fun but a cat track that narrow is simply not the place for it. They are a bitch to navigate at the best of times and usually have the worst snow. Jumping off the side and taking up the whole run on landing is a douch move.
Evan Neumann They were not really doing anything. They were just doing a little bit of twisting on the side and also a bit of going up on the side and coming down. And they didn't take up the whole path!
I've seen plenty, this wasn't even a fight, it was an argument on a mountain, in the snow. The guy just stood there starting to strip off layer by layer, he wasn't even built, he just looked like an idiot and it didn't even amount to anything after all of it.
Well he took clothes off so it he did actually fight as the guy was threatening to do so, he didn't have loose clothing for him to grab and throw around, thats whey you never see fighters wearing tops, not showing off
CBRsmithy Exactly though, it stops him being grabbed and thrown into the snow/ice. If it works in cage fighting in a warm room on hard floor it's definitely gonna work even better on a slippery surface
I've been a boarder for 10 years now. And the boarders in this video are the boarders that piss me off. On a narrow run like that you don't go around 'showing' off and doing dangerous stunts like that on such a crowded run. That skiier had no right to hit that guy or make him crash but he sure as hell had a right to get pissed off at freakin' idiot boarders who think theyre so cool to do stunts like that on such a narrow run. It pisses me off. If you're on a narrow run and it's obviously got others on it, be respectful and go straight down it. You wanna mess around? Go onto a larger run where it gives people more room to go around you. Boarders like these guys are what gives us other, respectful boarders, a bad name. Learn to respect other people around you, or get the hell off the mountain.
