Meet two snowboarders (Mike & Jess) chasing winter around the world, from Japan’s legendary powder to Europe’s hidden gems. We’ve face-planted in Alaska, slept in icy car parks and followed storms we probably shouldn’t have. Expect solid gear guides, real resort reviews and plenty of vanlife chaos.
This week, I bring you my 9 favourite picks on creative things to do with your old snowboards including one special snowboard that we decided to keep.
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As someone who has been working from home for a long time, I know that it can be very easy to lose productivity, to get distracted, to find boredom and to lose all motivation. Or you go in the opposite direction and keep refreshing your emails overwhelmed by the endless list of things to do only to find that it’s 8pm, you’re still in your PJ’s from the night before and you have popcorn in your hair. And with that, I share with you my 5 top tips for working from home.
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If you are a true powder hound who likes technical terrain, back/side-country skiing and off-piste riding, then you are going to LOVE Hakkoda.
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We show you the best exercises to do after skiing or snowboarding for faster recovery, loosening tight spots to assist with reducing muscle soreness and injury. We begin by releasing tension in the muscles using a foam roller and lacrosse ball, followed by stretches to further loosen up muscles and improve range of motion.
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This 12-minute warm-up routine is made up of three different exercises, specifically designed to engage and target the muscle groups used during skiing or snowboarding. Warming up will increase energy production, reflexes and help to reduce injuries.
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The Kepler Track is one of the Great Walks of New Zealand comprising of a 60km loop with the start of the track about 5km from the town of Te Anau. I share everything you need to know about hiking the Kepler Track, my tips as well as a downloadable packing list.
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Writing about experiences is great but we all know the old adage, “a picture paints a thousand words”. Well, video footage gives you even more so enjoy Cardrona Bike Park through the eyes of the GoPro Hero 7!
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We’re getting off the beaten track to discover less known ski resorts around New Zealand. Here’s our inside scoop of Mt Dobson, located on the South Island, half way between Christchurch and Queenstown.
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Are you visiting Queenstown or Wanaka for your mountain biking holiday? Be sure to add riding at Cardrona Alpine Resort to your itinerary. With alpine riding and unique terrain, it’s a favourite of mine whenever I’m heading out for some downhill MTB action!
Cardrona Mountain Biking – Awesome Riding at the Cardrona Bike Park, New Zealand. Read More »
When I first heard about girls-only snowboard camps, I didn’t get it. There’s a lot of marketing spiel about relaxed environments, encouragement, coffee and champagne. But what makes it specific to women? I did a little research and it turns out that there are some pretty solid reasons for ladies specific training camps.
All Girls Snowboarding Camps – Are They Really Worth It? Read More »
