Shayne Pospisil Soars to new heights at Red Bull Snowscrapers 2009. Despite the cold weather people came out to see this one of a kind event. The event was held in the East River Park. The ramp was nine stories high but the winner Shayne Pospisil felt higher then that after beating out the sports best ever riders. Travis Rice,Terje Haakonsen, and Shawn White.
Enjoy the video below of the 2009 Red Bull Snowscrapers in the East River Park NYC
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Thursday, February 5, 2009
Friday, January 30, 2009
Skateboards Are True Works Of Art
When I was young the art on Skateboard Decks got me pumped. I guess because I am by no means an Artist. Skateboarding is what brought me to snowboarding my numbers one passion after Skateboarding. When I was young I had a complete Skateboard. Over time I became obsessed with Skateboards buying decks just for the art. This lead to me owning way too many Skateboards and Snowboards. I now look for good Art and functionality in a board. Know when I go riding I not only look good I am good. its all what you put into it. Start off with a board the grow from there. If you love the sport. you will not only put in the time but will have nice rides and Diggs.
The Board I had in Jr high school would take me three miles in a flash it was magical I swear. A few pumps would take you blocks. I was in good shape for my age. I think all parents show show there kids the way to Skateboarding ,snowboarding and swimming/diving. Depending on where you live there are city or county run parks where your kids can learn to soar wile your pockets rip at the seams.
The point is there is fun around us you just have to look for it.
Monday, December 22, 2008
Danny Davis soars to new heights with Shawn White upset at winter Dew tour
At Breckenridge this past weekend the winter Dew Tour took place. There is no better park to throw it all down in then at Breckenridge. That's just what Danny Davis did he went for it and made it stick. Shawn White also had a terrific run that was clean and well landed. Here is The 2008 Breckenridge Winter Dew Tour Results.
Video below is of Shawn White in Qualifier at the Winter Dew tour Breckenrige 2008 from youtube user Kim Batrey
In the video below are highlights from Woman's'snowboarding slopestyle at the Winter Dew Tour at Breckenridge video from youtube user Lat34
Video below is of Shawn White in Qualifier at the Winter Dew tour Breckenrige 2008 from youtube user Kim Batrey
In the video below are highlights from Woman's'snowboarding slopestyle at the Winter Dew Tour at Breckenridge video from youtube user Lat34
Thursday, December 4, 2008
Snowboarding School Plans for this year 2008-2009
Hello everyone welcome back to another great season of riding. We have lot planed for this year into the next. First we are headed to where we left off Breckenridge WOW what a mountain had a ton of fun Next week December 11th-15th we are headed back again to kick things off We stayed at the Beaver Run Resort This year we hope we will working with Beaver run was great. We are stating off the year back at Breckenridge and hope to stay at the Beaver Run it was perfect near lifts and village. After we return from Colorado We will be riding local getting ready for a trip to Canada. We have been requested by heliskiholiday to review RMH heli. On this trip we will be stopping by a local mountain maybe Bannif or Panorama. We head home to get ready for the Burton US Open at Stratton mountain in March last year we had press passes to this event and hope to do the same this year.
The video below is a story from last Aprils trip to Breckenridge and beaver run resort.
The video below is from the 2008 Burton us open where Snowboarding School interviewed Shawn White
The video below is a story from last Aprils trip to Breckenridge and beaver run resort.
The video below is from the 2008 Burton us open where Snowboarding School interviewed Shawn White
Tuesday, October 7, 2008
Waxing a snowboard how when where why?
OK When it comes to waxing your board when would be a good time well it all depends on if you did it at seasons end last April. If this is the case you are ready to glide on a smooth worry free surface. Waxing the board at the end of the season will keep the board nice during the hot summer months in the closet,Garage or attic. One thing to know is your snow. There are cold waxes and warm waxes so know where you are headed and buy the right wax for the trip you are going on snow temp is important to know.
1)When should you wax the board if you do it your self you can ride two to three times max riding is the longest you should go without waxing the board if you want to keep it nice and protected and get the best ride out of it.
2)Where anywhere you can i bring table mounts and find a place in a garage or out door area where it's not to cold. If it is really cold out the you need to wax it inside then place it outside to quick dry and then scrape the wax off and buff it.
3) Why we wax's because it's what keeps you sliding at max performance and protects the board.
How to wax what you will need
1)Wax for the type of snow you will be riding ask your local shop to help you find the right wax for the right temp.
2) A table
3) An iron made for snowboards
4) scraper
5) buffer
1)When should you wax the board if you do it your self you can ride two to three times max riding is the longest you should go without waxing the board if you want to keep it nice and protected and get the best ride out of it.
2)Where anywhere you can i bring table mounts and find a place in a garage or out door area where it's not to cold. If it is really cold out the you need to wax it inside then place it outside to quick dry and then scrape the wax off and buff it.
3) Why we wax's because it's what keeps you sliding at max performance and protects the board.
How to wax what you will need
1)Wax for the type of snow you will be riding ask your local shop to help you find the right wax for the right temp.
2) A table
3) An iron made for snowboards
4) scraper
5) buffer
Thursday, August 14, 2008
Picking heli opperators for back country riding or sking
If you are looking for a great time and dont know where to start read this news letter from Heli holiday also know on the internet as heli ski hloiday the links are below in this news letter that i added to this post for your use.
HOW to determine YOUR HELI-LICOUS HOLIDAY?With the number of operations having increased significantly over the last 8 years, determining the operator has also become increasingly difficult. What had once been a seller’s market, with very few companies providing heli-skiing services, has now become visual dual over who has the best photos and advertising/marketing strategy. “Each operator sells virtually, leaving the client with a smorgasbord of information that, at the very least, be overwhelming”, says Nina Kaufman, Heliski Holiday. With the numerous questions that arise while reviewing potential operators, how does the client process the information? How do they know what questions to ask if the understanding of an exclusive industry is not clear?Heliski Holiday is one answer; understanding the industry, one-on-one relations with the operators and most importantly by being a personal “heliskiers concierge”, a genuine added value service; where group & individual needs are met and in the process a heliski experience of a life-time is defined. Today’s client has a full schedule. Lukas, client of Heliski Holiday had this to say, “Your services were very helpful to me, as it would have cost me a considerable amount of time to piece things together by myself”. Heliski Holiday has the unique position of offering first class service in full cooperation with the operators of British Columbia. “We work along side them to promote this exclusive industry with confidence, knowing that all information offered has the approval stamp of heli-operators of British Columbia”, says Kaufman. One thing is very certain, operators are highly motivated to see each guest with a smile permanently etched in their face and that could not be done without the highest level of safety, professionalism and customer service being applied.Visit the Heliski Holiday website: www.heliskiholiday.comToll Free North America: 1.877.428.4354 (HELI) International: 1.250.542.3852For Personal Heli-Concierge Genuine Service CONTACT: nina@heliskiholiday.com
HOW to determine YOUR HELI-LICOUS HOLIDAY?With the number of operations having increased significantly over the last 8 years, determining the operator has also become increasingly difficult. What had once been a seller’s market, with very few companies providing heli-skiing services, has now become visual dual over who has the best photos and advertising/marketing strategy. “Each operator sells virtually, leaving the client with a smorgasbord of information that, at the very least, be overwhelming”, says Nina Kaufman, Heliski Holiday. With the numerous questions that arise while reviewing potential operators, how does the client process the information? How do they know what questions to ask if the understanding of an exclusive industry is not clear?Heliski Holiday is one answer; understanding the industry, one-on-one relations with the operators and most importantly by being a personal “heliskiers concierge”, a genuine added value service; where group & individual needs are met and in the process a heliski experience of a life-time is defined. Today’s client has a full schedule. Lukas, client of Heliski Holiday had this to say, “Your services were very helpful to me, as it would have cost me a considerable amount of time to piece things together by myself”. Heliski Holiday has the unique position of offering first class service in full cooperation with the operators of British Columbia. “We work along side them to promote this exclusive industry with confidence, knowing that all information offered has the approval stamp of heli-operators of British Columbia”, says Kaufman. One thing is very certain, operators are highly motivated to see each guest with a smile permanently etched in their face and that could not be done without the highest level of safety, professionalism and customer service being applied.Visit the Heliski Holiday website: www.heliskiholiday.comToll Free North America: 1.877.428.4354 (HELI) International: 1.250.542.3852For Personal Heli-Concierge Genuine Service CONTACT: nina@heliskiholiday.com
Sunday, May 4, 2008
Hayes Brothers Snowboards Stephen Hayes on the show tonight
Hi everyone tonight on Snowboarding School Radio we will be interviewing Stephen Hayes founder of Hayes Brothers Snowboards. this will be a great show don't miss it and if you would like to call in live the number is 1646-595-4055 6 PM eastern standard time NY.
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