I’ve taught snowboarding for more than 15 years. I’m qualified to the top level in the European system, I’ve coached pros, ridden with some ridiculously
What 15 Years of Teaching Snowboarding Has Taught Me Read More »
Some people have an inexplicable pull towards the mountains. You feel more alive, more real, and everything falls into a new perspective. Sound familiar?
How To Live and Work In The Mountains (My Story) Read More »
If there’s one thing the mountains have taught me, it’s never to trust the weather you leave the car park in…
How I Prepare for Unpredictable Mountain Weather Read More »
When I first started living in the Alps, I didn’t think much about Leave No Trace. That has very much changed in recent years!
Leave Nothing but Footprints: Why “Leave No Trace” Matters Read More »
Is skiing dying? Rising costs, fewer new riders, and changing seasons are reshaping winter sports. Here’s what’s actually going on.
Is Skiing Dying? What’s Actually Happening to Winter Sports Read More »
Ride long enough and your snowboarding changes. Park laps turn into powder days and your priorities shift whether you plan it or not. Trust me.
From Park Laps to Powder Lines (An Aging Snowboarder) Read More »
Snowboarding with skiers means traverses, bad advice, and sore legs. Here’s how to keep up without losing your sanity (or your friends).
Snowboarding With Skiers: A Survival Guide Read More »
Merry Christmas to our fellow ski and snowboard gear obsessives. This year has been a blast – see you in the next one! Love ya, M & J
Merry Christmas, You Filthy Animals Read More »
I have waxed skis and snowboards in hotel rooms, condos and even parking lots. Here is how to pull it off without making a mess or ruining your trip.
How to Wax Skis and Boards in a Hotel Room Read More »
What skiing with locals really taught me about the mountain: a rambling story on hidden lines, hard lessons and why guides and locals matter more than maps.
What Skiing With Locals Taught Me About the Mountain Read More »
