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we talked to Dion about what its like to judge events like the Freeride World Tour
Gap Nation is a fun jam format competition for skiers and snowboarders of all abilities.
12th July 2014 @ The Snow Centre – Hemel Hempstead
A second day of sunshine and bright blue skies graced the 2014 British Freeski Championships today. Making its mark, the Monster Energy Bangers & Cash event with its loose jam format went down a storm with riders and spectators alike. In a contest which saw eight males and four females proceed to the final after an initial qualifying round, it was George Walton who came out on top, claiming the £1000 cash prize and Sarah Hoefflin (23) secured first place for the women.
After Cairngorm Mountain Limited spent vast resources building a highly impressive park with several large jumps and a halfpipe for the annual Scottish freestyle championships it was unfortunate to hear that due to the the adverse weather conditions the organizers were forced to change the format of the championships to a rail competition instead.
It is confirmed that Rowan Cheshire will not be competing in the women’s halfpipe event in Sochi. The IOC recently released a statement addressing concerns over the quality over the pipe. They explained they had no concerns over the quality of the course and insisted that there have been no more crashes or injuries than in previous games.
There's no rush quiet like chasing your dreams, nothing can compare to the constant feeling of excitement, knowing you’re on a path to something special.
Reports confirm that Rowan Cheshire has suffered a concussion after a heavy fall in Sochi earlier today. She was reported to have remained unconscious for several minutes before being carried out of the pipe on a stretcher.
Over the last five years the London Freeze has cemented its place on the city big air circuit and as the UK’s leading ski contest. This year however the organisers decided it was time for a change, with an entirely new venue and format we went down to find out what the crowds had in store.
For five years now, Unity Productions have been travelling far and wide to film the best talent in UK freeskiing. Now that their fifth annual film and their biggest project to date is finally online, I though it was time to reflect on my time on the set of Half Way Home.
A photo can tell a story, but what about the story behind the story? Check out this photo essay from about a shot from Czech Republic with Monty Wright and Harry Foskett
