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|  | | Have Harmony With Women--Heinsian Western Swing
Dance-Teaching based on Horse-Training, mostly Ray Hunt-type colt starting. A fun approach to dangerous stuff.
i>HAVE HARMONY WITH WOMEN--Heinsian WESTERN SWING . . . /i>simply says, "If riding is like dancing," as the master colt breakers maintain, "then dancing must be like riding." Combining an eastern philosophy ina western setting with methods similar to horseman Ray Hunt, Monte Foreman, and others, Gary's manual teaches a man to go far on the western dance floor with even the toughest women, at a barn dance or in a bar-room, using all kinds of country music, without getting kicked or bitten. Illustrated. Includes his classic poem "The Dancing Of Sho | |  | | One Good Turn Deserves Another--Heinsian Downhill Skiing
Ski-Teaching similar to Ranch Horse-Training.
Gary's discovered a Golden Rule: the better he teaches skiing, the more he can recruit others to help him on the winter range. Monitoring slope, snow, n student, rather than complicating technique, i>Heinsian DOWNHILL SKIING/i> offers a chronology of skiing tasks in the safest order possible, a fool-proof way of knowing where you're at in your progress. He monitors a skier's comfort zone, just like he would a young horse. Illustrated. | |  | | Rimes Of An Ancient Ski Teacher--Heinsian Ski-boy Poetry
One ski-boy poet parallel makes his living horseback during the summer, ski-back during the winter, packing snow for summer irrigation.
Finally, some steep-n-deep poetry you can plant your face in. i>RIMES OF AN ANCIENT SKI TEACHER--Heinsian SKI-BOY POETRY/i> is a collection that took Gary almost twenty years to live and write, "for all we ever earn or just yearn . . . is but a turn beneath a turn." | |  | | The Greatest Ski Instructor In the West
A fun remake of the Story of Christ, in Ski School. Parable Skiing at its best
Treating downhill skiing like ranch work, Gary is the first skier to use the term "Ski-boy," an off-season cowboy whose job it is to go up on the winter range and pack snow for summer irrigation. i>The GREATEST SKI INSTRUCTOR In the West /i>tells how one unparalleled skier-teacher was sent into exile by the "Roamin' Ski School." Featuring "A Savvy Ski-boy's Seven Silky Sayin's for Skillful Skiin', this true story is parable skiing at its best. Were he a skier, Gutenberg would have been proud of this work. | |  | | The Prohibition Of Snow-Boarding
A clever remake of the story of Wyatt Earp, in the Ski Industry--"as told to Ned Buntline" (of dime-novel fame).
i>The/i> PROHIBITION i>Of Snow-Boarding/i>--By G HEINS, U.S. SKI TEACHER is a dime novel of the range war in Ski Country at the turn of the century, about how the Clantons and McLaurys rustled skate-boarders up from the cities and branded them snow-boarders. Complete with Border Patrol, Fun Control, and Turn Marshal corruption. Chapters include: The Great Terrain Robbery, Why Snow-Boarding Is a Crime, How Snow-Boarders Have Infected Skiers, and The Ski Industry's Reformation & MissInformation. This book also Enforces True Downhill Skiing. A very fun, clever, |
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