FEBRUARY 2010

Paper free resort guides in Canada

There’s one thing I have no time for anymore – piste / trail maps. For a start they’re made of paper which, as well as being environmentally wasteful, tends to get tatty, soggy and unreadable in no time at all. So, we were pretty excited when we were sent through some new “Go Guide” iPhone apps that solve our trail map problem, and have plenty more useful features as well. … Read more

Read this post Pete+ | February 23rd, 2010

Adam’s Apples #9 Take a bite of snowboarding knowledge

Hey, my name is  Adam Bowcutt     and I am a snowboarder.  Welcome to this week’s tasty round-up of snowboarding blog posts, articles and forum topics from around the world.

 Banana or Pickle ?

What’s all the fuss about reverse camber snowboards?  If you don’t know your skate banana from your park pickle then … Read more

Read this post Adam | February 20th, 2010

NONSTOP Preview Day – Saturday March 6th – JOIN US!

Want to know more about NONSTOP Ski & Snowboard?

Perhaps you aren’t sure about the resort you want to go to?

Or the course that would be right for you?

Do you have more questions that need answering?

Then why not come along to one of our Preview Days to find out more…

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Read this post Georgie | February 19th, 2010

Shaun White “Halfpipe Machine” & more Olympic snowboarding updates

Okay, it may not all be about “the flying tomato” (man I hate that over-used nick-name), but the ginger spinner made us believe the hype with his display at Cyprus Mountain on Wednesday night. It’s staggering how much of a competition machine that boy is. He fully deserved his gold medal by going so much bigger and technical than the rest of the, very talented, field. … Read more

Read this post Pete+ | February 19th, 2010

Fernie 11-week Instructor Course Diary – Week #3

It’s the end of another great week on the 11-Week NonStop instructor course.  The focus of Week 3 has been further preparation for our CASI Level 1 exam.  Meg, our instructor for this week, has continued to work through the skills pyramid, which includes the 5 skills:

Stance & Balance, Pivot/Steering, Edging, Pressure Control, Timing & Coordination.

On Tuesday we had a fresh dump of snow on the mountain, allegedly 5CMs, but it seemed to me to be more like 10.  We worked on our skills down a fantastic run through the trees in Siberia Bowl (Morning Glory), and also made use of the powder to hit a jump and practice some different grabs.

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Read this post Nonstop | February 16th, 2010

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