Big mountain master Travis Rice gives us the play by play of what took place before, during and after he was taken out by an avalanche in The Fourth Phase, and how safety and proper preparation is a key part of riding in big mountains like Alaska.
A great resource to either begin or continue your avalanche safety training can be found @ KBYG.org.
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