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Insider information on the ski & snowboard industry and our ski and snowboard instructor courses.
Snowboarding’s triple cork club
Over the last year, there has been a steady stream of “triple” trick footage virally spreading its way around the internet. It’s been no time at all since we were wowed by Shaun White throwing down double corks in Whistler’s super-pipe at the 2010 Winter Olympics. It’s crazy that such an insanely technical trick could already seem passé!
Doubles are so Winter Olympics 2010 Read more »
Video competition 2012 now open
Did you spend half of your Nonstop course looking like a Teletubby with a GoPro stuck on your head? Then the chances are you’ve got some pretty good video footage, and we want to see it!
The owners of the two best video clips that we see will win a limited edition Nonstop cap. Read more »
Top 4 photos in Nonstop’s 2012 photo competition
We’ve had an excellent response to our 2012 photo competition. So many amazing moments have been captured and it’s been great to reminisce on what has been an epic season accross all of our instructor courses, camps and holidays!
It’s been a tough job but we have picked four winners. Our decisions have been based on a combination of Facebook feedback, as well the quality, composition and how well we think a “moment” was captured. Read more »
Record breaking season comes to an end in Fernie
Fernie is renowned for its awesome snow record and, year after year, delivers some of the best snow conditions in the world.
Fernie this February
Earlier this season, we were really excited to see whether the promised return of an “La Nina” winter would bring more insane conditions to the “Powder Triangle” of BC. Read more »
Nonstop Photo Competition 2012
We’ve just stuck a finger in the air and approximated that 80,000 photos were taken on Nonstop courses this year. Maybe 79,500 of those were blurry, under exposed, missing the action, boring or maybe a little “inappropriate”… but we’re sure that there are a still a few banging shots out there, and we’d love to see them! Read more »
