The final video of series celebrates the book’s launch by exploring the core message: Flow is a path that anyone can take toward accelerated learning, increased focus and higher performance.
Jake Black wins the first ever Slash & Burn Banked Slalom in Steamboat Springs, CO, while Davis Johnson snaps up first in a stacked Fakie Race. See photos, get a full run-down and check out the results, here.
In 2014, the 13th edition of the Ride Shakedown presented by Videotron Mobile will be held at Mont Saint-Sauveur (Saint-Sauveur, Quebec) on April 4 and 5. The 40 professional athletes invited from all over the world and promising amateurs will compete vigorously on the course (Big Air and Rail), for a total purse of $50,000.
Will Smith, Ollie Dutton, Jon Russell, Andy Nudds, Ben Wall & Angus Leith take some laps at Hylands in between filming for their new movie, “Hallucinate”
The Olympic celebration continues with snowboarding halfpipe gold medalist Iouri Podladtchikov. I-Pod caught up with Timbo and the dose crew fresh off of his gold medal finish in Sochi to discuss the final moments before clinching the gold, as well as beating Shaun White, rivalries and the origin of how the YOLO flip got its name.
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Hight Hopes, Chapter 4 – Freedom: Elena’s focus for the winter season evolves after X Games Aspen when she gets to ride in the famous Baker Banked Slalom. Follow her journey as she visits home in Lake Tahoe for a peaceful weekend with friends and family before heading to Montana with the Nixon crew in search of fresh pow and deep turns.
The Freeride World Tour competition at Snowbird is now set to be held Wednesday, March 5, on Silver Fox. Saturday’s contest was delayed due to an avalanche at the competition venue.
Random Bastards presents one sunny day in Bear Mountain with Joakim Rasmussen.
Snow camping might sound like a great way to up your wintertime adventure quota, but you won’t be thinking so when your snowboard boots are frozen solid come morning. Still, ice-cold boots don’t stop Jeremy Jones and Ryland Bell from conquering 3,000 foot spine runs in the East Alaska Range during the filming for Jeremy’s latest film, Higher, which is due out this fall.