David Wise Reflects on his experience in Sochi.
Ã…smund Thorsen out with an Re-Edit of his shots from supervention! Think you all should check it out!
We caught up with Tim Durtschi about his award-winning segment in Teton Gravity Research's last film and what's next for him
The new P.O.V. guy who didn't want to be the P.O.V. guy
Today, Tuesday May 27th, we will be hosting another Brandlive Web Show to talk about the newly released Riding Series and answer questions with Steve Stepp and the SagaFam.
I went through a time were I was just using an Ipod shuffle while skiing. I always try to listen to music when I ski when the situation allows. It really helps me find my flow. There is a rhythm of your music that syncs with the rhythm of your turns. Things are flying by you. It really helps to calm down your inner chatter. There is always a time where your mind wanders and you wonder what to I have to do next. Music replaces that inner chatter and gives you this energetic vibration you can tune into. For me it helps elevate my body to a place it would not be before. When I was only using a Shuffle, I was having a lot of problems with my skiing–I was going through a funk. I realized that I like to listen so many different kinds of music, and a lot of time it depends on a variety of conditions. What I'm feeling on day, the weather, and what the snow is like will dictate what I listen to. Then I got one of those 160gb iPods, and since then my skiing and music relationship has gotten a lot better.
Graham Sparks turned the frustration of watching his Dad fade away due to Frontotemporal dementia into the creativity and strength to start his own ski building company.
From BASE jumping to cliff hucking to what to do while laid up, Ian McIntosh answers all questions...
we talked to Dion about what its like to judge events like the Freeride World Tour
Lou Gardet is just your average freeskier on the brink of becoming so much more. A fantastic personality and amazing skier, Lou is one to look out for!
After winning Rookie of the Year at IF3, backward-skiing Whistler phenom Nick McNutt is just getting started
Bruce Benedict is currently a standout automotive photographer, but his roots lie in skiing, with his photos a vision of the sport's iconic hot dog era.
Nico Porteous is just thirteen years young. He also throws a double cork 1080 as well as most 20-year-olds. The wunderkind hailing from New Zealand is off
Jason keeps it real, speaking his mind. Maybe you agree, maybe you don’t, but one thing is certain: he is staying true to what he believes.
Heather Mills, the former wife of The Beatle Paul McCartney, is bidding to travel at 200km/h on one leg on skis.
Eric Iberg the engine behind Inspired drops some knowledge and tries to stimulate independent thought and create opinions in the ski world
Every year I have filmed with TGR I have dedicated the fall season to promoting the film by traveling with the film tour. TGR is based out of Wilson, WY so Jackson Hole resort is the … Continued
Our trip to Mt. Baker is not an annual one. No, the last trip we took to this Northwestern nook was in December 2012. The inspiration to make the previous trip in 2012 and the 14 hour drive from SLC to … Continued
Finally! Winter is in full swing here in Utah with the most recent storm cycle dropping about 43″ of fresh in the Wasatch. Yesterday I had the chance to get out and shoot a few photos with Wiley Miller and Tim … Continued
