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Additionally, I built in functionality for geofencing for resorts so that it knows when you get to a certain area- remind you to check in, gives bar specials, tip and tricks for the resort, etc.. This is already created, I just have been on the train of trying to get local establishments to get on board with this. I already have a sheet with over 1,000 establishments contact info that was created over a couple weeks and am planning on using this next year.

Stephen Phillips
Stephen Phillips

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Hatcher Pass Canyon Gap

Stopping before going into the river and risking falling in. The adrenaline was so high I just let out a huge happy roar! I had completed a bucket list jump for so many snowboarders, skiers, even snowmachine riders. It was the truly a one in a lifetime feeling completing it for the first time.

Erin Hogan
Erin Hogan

Not your typical trail map

Long before you could see rudimentary lifts and runs on google maps we were busy creating a digital mapping database of every item that would make up the real mountain. Sure it started with lift and run alignments and quickly expanded to elevation information with Topo lines. A must have for really seeing how steep something actually is and is only inferred on the resort provided artist version.

Matt Liapis
Matt Liapis

First Year Splitboarding In Bend Oregon

I’ve had a great experience this season and I definitely recommend backcountry for those who want to take their boarding to the next level. Of course, it’s important to educate yourself on the safety and how to properly use your safety gear. Always go with someone and be aware of the weather and have a great time!

Francesca Jacquez
Francesca Jacquez

Yoga for Snowboarding/ Skiing

Remember to breathe, as you breathe you create more space and opening into your body. Don't rush, take your time, and connect with your body and breath. If you repeat these exercises at least 3 times a week you will notice a great improvement in your mobility and overall flexibility.

Bernardette Hernández
Bernardette Hernández

Teaching a 20 Month Old How to Snowboard

I am sure you have noticed that I spend most of my time talking about how we prepare to take our child snowboarding more than I did of how we actually teach our child to snowboard. That is simply because at 19-20 months, there is no real teaching going on. It’s more about just trying to share with them the family hype of being on the mountain. Getting them to stand and slide down the mountain is just a bonus. The whole day is supposed to be a fun experience for them. Even just walking in the parking lot is something she enjoys throughly...

Michael Golston
Michael Golston
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