Of course they send the youngest guy off the jump first. Rookies make great guinea pigs. Its interesting how they incrementally build up experience on smaller jumps concentrating on different aspects of flight because the consequences of hitting one of these features incorrectly at racing speed can be catastrophic.
…in memory of one of the greatest humans ever created, truly, JP Auclair. An unbelievable skier, one of the absolute all-time best – (…)
In a recent incident at Yellowstone National Park, a visitor dangerously attempted to take a selfie just inches away from a (…)
It’s no secret that people lose a lot of random things at ski resorts. This leads to some prime videos in the offseason where (…)
Question: What does is take to build a great trail? Answer: 2,500 hours. Enjoy this short film by the (…)
Ryan Delena has become one of the best technical skiers on the East Coast. One of his skiing goals is to conquer every line in the (…)
Valuable lesson learned by this surfer who was taking the elevator down for a day on the water. Keeping your leash nicely wrapped and (…)
Great reminder to steer well clear of moose in the wild, especially if its a momma with young. This scene filmed in Anchorage, Alaska shows a (…)
Always down to support ski/snowboard startups that take an environmentally friendly approach to the industry. Meet the folks at (…)
After a public plea by Yellowstone National Park to find the man who was photographed picking up a baby bison, he has been identified. On (…)
