In the spring of 2014, the High Fives Foundation gave a Winter Empowerment grant to provide the team with the tools and travel necessary for Tony Schmiesing to accomplish ?The Edge of Impossible? trip to Points North Heli-Adventures in Cordova, Alaska!
http://www.highfivesfoundation.org A 22 year old freeskier, Giray was at a competition in March 2013 when he overshot a landing on a jump and broke his sacrum and pelvis. He is now trying to get back to his life as a skier and return to the slopes as soon as physically possible. He looks forward to continuing to pursue his dreams of skiing deep snow and fun terrain park features every day.
#HelmetsAreCool is the third installment of five for the High Fives Foundation B.A.S.I.C.S. (Being. Aware. Safe. In. Critical. Situations.) Program Service. The previous two B.A.S.I.C.S. documentaries inspired critical thinking regarding five critical mistakes that winter action sports athletes have made before suffering a life-altering injury; and backcountry safety with a concentration on avalanche awareness. #HelmetsAreCool? focuses on helmet usage and safety while highlighting High Fives Athlete Danny Toumarkine?s recovery from a Traumatic Brain Injury he suffered while snowboarding without a helmet along with three other featured athletes.
http://www.highfivesfoundation.org/donate The Cody Walker Story highlights the inspirational journey of Winter Empowerment Athlete - Cody Walker and his recovery from life-altering injuries he suffered while snowboarding on March 1, 2013. The High Fives Foundation has provided cody with multiple grants for Physical therapy at the University of Utah - Rehabilitation Center and at Neuroworx. Stay tuned for more updates on Cody and his hard work to return to life with his family! For more information on Cody Walker: http://www.highfivesfoundation.org/cody-walker
http://www.highfivesfoundation.org A 22 year old freeskier, Giray was at a competition in March 2013 when he overshot a landing on a jump and broke his sacrum and pelvis. He is now trying to get back to his life as a skier and return to the slopes as soon as physically possible. He looks forward to continuing to pursue his dreams of skiing deep snow and fun terrain park features every day.
http://www.highfivesfoundation.org/donate The Cody Walker Story highlights the inspirational journey of Winter Empowerment Athlete - Cody Walker and his recovery from life-altering injuries he suffered while snowboarding on March 1, 2013. The High Fives Foundation has provided cody with multiple grants for Physical therapy at the University of Utah - Rehabilitation Center and at Neuroworx. Stay tuned for more updates on Cody and his hard work to return to life with his family! For more information on Cody Walker: http://www.highfivesfoundation.org/cody-walker
#HelmetsAreCool is the third installment of five for the High Fives Foundation B.A.S.I.C.S. (Being. Aware. Safe. In. Critical. Situations.) Program Service. The previous two B.A.S.I.C.S. documentaries inspired critical thinking regarding five critical mistakes that winter action sports athletes have made before suffering a life-altering injury; and backcountry safety with a concentration on avalanche awareness. #HelmetsAreCool? focuses on helmet usage and safety while highlighting High Fives Athlete Danny Toumarkine?s recovery from a Traumatic Brain Injury he suffered while snowboarding without a helmet along with three other featured athletes.
The 2013 TRAiNS Freestyle Ski & Snowboard Contest was a great success as 30 competitors took to the air in a style centric event presented by Volkl Skis, Marker Bindings, GoPro and Alpine Meadows. Filmed on the RED Camera, this edit provides a unique perspective of the exciting day at Alpine Meadows Ski Resort on April 20, 2013. Hundreds of spectators enjoyed sunny skies, amazing ski & snowboard action, custom-made bigtruck Brand hats, music from the Silver Boombox Thief, Jamie LaValle?s world famous chicken wings, food from the Full BellyDeli, and a world-class venue produced by Crux Events at one of the High Fives Foundation's marquee events. In addition to the action on the hill, TRAiNS is an event that gives back with the winning athletes and best team donating their respective cash purses (of $5,000 total) to selected charitable organizations. The winner(s) of the Best 540 (Nick Goepper and Kyle Smaine) donated $1,000 to The Sarah Burke Foundation as did the winner of the Best Backflip (Toby Miller). The winner of the Best Switch Trick (Raleigh White) donated $1,000 to The Bob Woodruff Foundation while the best TRAiNS Team donated their $2,000 winnings to The Shane McConkey Foundation. TRAiNS 2013 was also made possible thanks to support from: Newschoolers.com, Phunkshun Wear Facemasks, Smith Optics, Coors Light, Koss Stereophones, VTPB, Tito?s Handmade Vodka, Northwestern Mutual - Ryan Williams, Rome SDS, bigtruck brand, Sports Basement, Armada Outerwear, Tomahawk, Under Armor, Bistro 22, Line, Full Tilt, Newschoolers.com, Discrete Headwear, Arcade Belts, Cabot Cheese, TRX Suspension Training and Diecutstickers.com. To learn more about the High Fives Foundation and its mission to to raise money and awareness for athletes that suffer a life-altering injury while pursuing a dream in the winter action sports point your browser to: highfivesfoundation.org
