• What is Snowboarding - Definition & Overview of Snowboarding
  This section is an overview of what snowboarding is.
  
  
• Snowboarding History - The History of Snowboarding
  In this section, find out how snowboarding came about, its origin, and know how it developed into a sport. Learn about the history of snowboard too.
  
  
• Why go Snowboarding? - The Benefits of Snowboarding
  Know why more and more people are getting hooked up with snowboarding.
  
  

• Basic Guidelines & Preparation
  This portion contains basic instructions and essential guidelines for aspiring snowboarders.
  
  
  • Snowboarding Stance - Regular or Goofy?
    Before starting out in Snowboarding, you need to distinguish first whether your Snowboarding Stance is regular or "goofy". This section will show you the difference between regular and goofy stance.
    
    
  • Understanding the Fall Line
    In this section, know what a Fall Line is and learn how it affects your performance on the slope.
    
    
  • Beginner Course - Rules on the Slope
    Familiarize yourself with the safety tips and rules for you to have a safe and enjoyable Snowboarding experience.
    
    
• Snow Types - Different Types of Snow from Powder to Ice
  Take a look at the different types of snow you might be riding on - whether it is powder, crud, crust, slush, and ice - in this section.
  
  
• Trail Maps, Signs & Terms On the Pistes
  In this section, learn the different symbols and signs used in ski and snowboard resorts.
  
  
• Snowboarding Resort Guide
  In order to pick out the best resort for you, have a checklist of the things you want from it.
  
  
• Lifts On Piste - Different Types of Ski and Snow Resort Lifts
  Take a look at the different types of snow resort lifts. Also, learn how to get on and out of lifts.
  
  
• Snowboarding Rails
  A novice snowboarder can easily improve doing some of the tricks included in professional snowboarding competitions with the aid of snowboard rails.
  
  
• Snowboarding - Training Exercises
  Training is the key to preventing injuries, riding for a longer time without getting exhausted, and eventually improving your performance.
  
  
• Snowboarding Camps
  If you are a novice or you want to learn new skills in the middle of summer and show your friends how much you have improved come Snowboarding season, joining a Snowboarding Camp is the way to go.
  
  
• The Mind Game
  Learn how to handle yourself mentally in Extreme Sports such as Snowboarding.
  
  
• Snowboarding Games & Snowboarding Videos
  Snowboarding Games could be considered as a variation of the different genres of video and computer gaming. These games would be the best imitations of the look and feel of the actual Snowboarding sport.
  
  
• Skiing VS. Snowboarding
  Learn the similarities and differences of two popular winter activities - Skiing and Snowboarding.
  
  
• Planning a Snowboarding Trip
  Planning itself could be the most daunting part of a Snowboarding Trip and knowing the basics would help you save the trouble and hassle of everything — from picking the best resort in town and making lodging reservation to preparing all the pieces of gear and equipment you need.
  
  
• Snowboarding Facts
  Snowboarding has indeed come a long way. Nowadays, it is a sport that continues to give excitement and fun to everyone. Learn some interesting facts about the sport in this section.
  
  
• Snowboard Beyond Play - Getting Your Dream Job in the Industry
  Tired of your routine 8 to 5 work schedule or fed up with the mounds of paperwork in the office? Do you always dream of having a job which you actually enjoy so much that it seems like just playing? Then why don’t you get a job in the snowsport industry?
  
  
• Snowboard Year-Round: How to Ride Once the Snow Melts
  If you still can’t get enough and the snow stops coming, you’ve got to take the alternative and beat out the season. So what does a snowboarder do when the snow melts and the sizzling hot sun turns up?
  
  
• Pylometric And Strength Training For Snowboarding
  Plyometrics are also known as "jump training". This training forces the muscles to stretch and then forcefully contract. It also forces the muscle to stretch while working to control the descent from a jump.
  
  
• The Advantages of Snowboarding in Children
  Physical fitness is a commitment that must be kept year-round, even for children. So why not celebrate winter by getting into snowboarding?
  
  

• Snowboarding Course - Snowboard Basics
  In this section, learn how to acclimatize yourself to your Snowboard.
  
  
• Snowboarding Course - Carrying your Snowboard
  Learn how to carry your Snowboard properly.
  
  
• Snowboarding Course - Skating
  In this section learn how to skate on snow.
  
  
• Snowboarding Course - Switching Edges
  In this section, learn how to switch edges while on the slope.
  
  
• Snowboarding Course - Gliding
  Your first real experience in Snowboarding would probably be straight glides. Check out this section and learn how to glide on snow.
  
  
• Snowboarding Course - Moving Up the Slope
  After learning how to skate and slide down the bunny hill, your next step is to learn how to move up the slope. This section will show you how.
  
  
• Snowboarding Course - Sideslipping (Heelside)
  Learn how sideslipping (heelside) is done in this section.
  
  
• Snowboarding Course - Sideslipping (Toeside)
  Learn sideslipping (toeside) and know how to make use of your board's edge for balance and control.
  
  
• Snowboarding Course - Traversing (Heelside)
  You would not have to always ride straight down the slope. You can traverse - a more unconventional and challenging way to descend.
  
  
• Snowboarding Course - Traversing (Toeside)
  If you are already at ease doing a sideslip, you can then move on to traverses.
  
  
• Snowboarding Course - Falling Leaf
  Another snowboarding maneuver that you can try is the Falling Leaf. This section will show you how it is done.
  
  
• Snowboarding Course - Garlands
  If you are now able to traverse in different directions, you may want to do some Garlands.
  
  
• Snowboarding Course - Linking Turns
  This is the integration of all the maneuvers you have learned. Learn how to link turns in this section.
  
  

• Snowboarding Styles - Freeriding
  Feel free to ride and explore what the mountain has to offer through Freeriding.
  
  
• Snowboarding Styles - FreeStyle
  Know what FreeStyle Snowboarding is all about and learn why it is very popular in the Snowboarding world.
  
  
• Snowboarding Styles - FreeCarve or Alpine Snowboarding
  In this section, know what Carving or Alpine Snowboarding is all about and learn what it takes to be a FreeCarve snowboarder.
  
  
• Splitboarding and Splitboards
  Splitboarding is a relatively new winter sport activity but it is already gaining popularity among avid skiers and snowboarders. Know what Splitboarding is all about in this section.
  
  

This section covers the ABCs of Snowboarding Tricks. Learn how each Snowboard Trick is done with the help of our easy-to-follow steps and animation.

• Snowboarding Tricks - Ollies
  This Snowboarding Trick is a basic jump using the spring of the tail of your Snowboard.
  
  
• Snowboarding Tricks - Air to Fakie
  Air to Fakie is one great maneuver that will fine-tune your movements in the air. Learn how to do the trick in this section.
  
  
• Snowboarding Tricks - Wheelies
  A Wheelie is riding with one tip of your board facing up, loose from the surface. Learn more about it here.
  
  
• Snowboarding Tricks - Butters
  In this section, learn how to perform basic Butters.
  
  
• Snowboarding Tricks - Nose and Tail Rolls
  Rolls are made by using either your board's nose or tail to spin 180 degrees and thus switching your stance.
  
  
• Snowboarding Tricks - 50/50 Grinds
  A 50/50 Grind is the easiest grind to learn. In this section, know how to perform this trick on rail.
  
  
• Snowboarding Tricks - Rock-n-Roll Grinds
  If you are into grinds on rails, you might want to try Rock-n-Roll Grinds. In this section, know how to execute this trick and learn some valuable tips on how to do it properly.
  
  
• Snowboarding Tricks - 180 Grinds
  In this section, learn how to perform 180 Grinds.
  
  
• Snowboarding Tricks - Five-O Grinds
  You can also try Wheelies on rails and boxes. This section will show you how.
  
  
• Halfpipe Snowboarding - Riding the Halfpipes
  In this section, learn more about a halfpipe. Know how halfpipes can make snowboarding more challenging.
  
  
• Snowboarding Tricks - Alley Oops
  An Alley Oop involves turning 180 degrees frontside. Check out this section and learn how to execute this trick.
  
  
• Snowboarding Tricks - Backside 720
  This trick involves making two full spins in the air. In this section, learn how to perform a Backside 720.
  
  

• On Piste - Snowboarding On the Pistes
  This section covers some essentials about Snowboarding on the pistes. It includes learning how to read the signs and recognizing the different types of lifts.
  
  
  • Trail Maps, Signs & Terms On the Pistes
    In this section, learn the different symbols and signs used in ski and snowboard resorts.
    
    
  • Lifts On Piste - Different Types of Ski and Snow Resort Lifts
    Take a look at the different types of snow resort lifts. Also, learn how to get on and out of lifts.
    
    
  • On Piste - Piste Etiquette, Guidelines, & Rules
    In this section, learn more about snowboarding on piste etiquette, guidelines, and rules for proper behavior on the piste and in snow resorts.
    
    
• Off Piste - Backcountry Snowboarding
  This is an introduction on off Piste and Backcountry Snowboarding.
  
  
• Snowboarding Variations - Extreme Snowboarding
  In this section, know what it takes to go extreme snowboarding.
  
  
• Adaptive Snowboarding
  Adaptive Snowboarding is the form of Snowboarding for people with physical disabilities. Learn more about it in this article.
  
  
• Olympic Snowboarding
  Learn about Olympic Snowboarding in this article.
  
  
• Snowboarding Variations - Other Boarding Sports
  This section is an overview of other boarding sports: Heli Boarding, Mountain Boarding, Sand Boarding and Kite Snowboarding.
  
  
  • Snowboarding Variations - Mountain Boarding
    Take a look at another boarding sport which is similar to Snowboarding, only on wheels and done on mountain terrains.
    
    
  • Snowboarding Variations - Sandboarding
    Take a look at the features of an all-season boarding sport - boarding on the sand.
    
    
  • Snowboarding Variations - Kite Snowboarding
    Take a look at a fairly new variation of Snowboarding - Kite Snowboarding
    
    
  • Snowboarding Variations - Heli Boarding
    Heli Boarding will enable you to ride infinite slopes with untouched powder.
    
    
  • Snowboarding Variations - Snowboarding on Pavement (Tierney Rides)
    Harness the power of gravity, carve harder than you ever thought possible, and become a better snowboarder. Know more in this section.
    
    

• Snowboarding Gear List
  Gear up before you go out and ride. Take a look at the necessary pieces of Snowboarding equipment and gear.
  
  
• Snowboard Types, Features, Buying Guides and Shop
  This section is a detailed look at the different features of snowboards.
  
  
  • Snowboard Types - Different Types of Boards
    Take a look at the different types of boards in this section and learn more about its differences along with its features.
    
    
  • Snowboard Anatomy and Features - What is a Snowboard?
    Know the parts and features of snowboards and how they affect the way you ride. Learn how the base, camber, edge, flex points, nose, and tail of a snowboard work.
    
    
  • Snowboard Materials and Construction
    This section provides a general view on how snowboards are constructed and what they are made of. Fiberglass and foam core are also discussed aside from construction and materials.
    
    
  • Snowboard Tuning, Repair & Maintenance
    In this section, know the importance of snowboard repair and tuning and learn how you can keep your snowboards in good condition with waxing and deburring.
    
    
  • Waxing a Snowboard
    Know everything about Waxing a Snowboard - the benefits of waxing your board, materials you need, and How to Wax your board.
    
    
  • How to Use Snowboard Locks
    Protect your board from theft by using locks. Learn how to use a Snowboard Lock in this section.
    
    
  • Snowboard Buying Guide & Shop - How & Where to buy a Snowboard
    Here are tips on how to buy a Snowboard in our Buying Guide. Learn more through this article.
    
    
  • Snowboard 101: The Snowboard Buying Guide
    With all the board information and with your budget determined, you're now capable of deciding on which board you should start off with. now you can be sure you will be making a sound investment.
    
    
  • Snowboarding 101: Determining Your Snowboarding Skill Level
    Snowboarding is taking the slopes by storm. With more and more converts in this winter sport, there are now more boarders than skiers, with increased enrollees for snowboarding in various schools around the world.
    
    
  • Snowboarding 101: All About The Snowboard Length
    Let us run you through the different specifications of the most essential equipment you need for this snow sport.
    
    
  • Snowboarding 101: All About The Snowboard Flexibility
    Remember that variations in flex affect performance. Lighter riders should go for a softer board, and heavier riders would need stiffer boards.
    
    
  • Used Snowboards
    If you know where to look, there are Used Snowboards which are in good condition. Through patience, you might even lay your hands on a board that is barely used.
    
    
• Snowboard Boots
  This is an overview of the different features of Snowboarding Boots. Get familiar with the different types of Snowboard Boots, learn how to find the right fit, and know what to look for when buying boots.
  
  
  • Snowboard Boots - Function and Types of Snowboarding Boots
    Take a detailed look at the different types and features of Snowboard Boots.
    
    
  • Snowboard Boot Fit - Steps on How to Fit Snowboarding Boots
    Proper fit is one of the most essential things to consider when buying Snowboarding Boots. Learn how to fit boots properly.
    
    
  • Snowboard Boots Buying Guide - How to buy Snowboarding Boots
    When choosing Snowboarding Boots, narrow down your selection by knowing what to look for. Know the things to consider when selecting boots.
    
    
• Snowboard Bindings
  This section covers the different features and aspects that you should know about Snowboard Bindings.
  
  
  • Snowboard Bindings - Function and Types of Snowboarding Bindings
    Get familiar with the different types of Snowboard Bindings available in the market today.
    
    
  • Snowboard Bindings - Mounting and Adjusting Snowboarding Bindings
    Learn the steps on how to put on a strap and Step-in Bindings and how to adjust Snowboard Bindings.
    
    
  • Snowboard Bindings Buying Guide - How to buy Snowboarding Bindings
    Take a look at this buying guide and learn some tips when choosing Snowboard Bindings.
    
    
• Splitboards
  Splitboarding is a relatively new winter sport activity but it is already gaining popularity among avid skiers and snowboarders. Know what Splitboarding is all about in this section.
  
  
• Snowboarding Helmets
  Every year, a lot of snowboarders get injured, usually in the head. Be on the safe side by wearing the right Snowboarding Helmet. This protects your head in case of a fall or collision.
  
  
• Snowboarding Goggles
  Snowboarding Goggles protect the eyes from destructive sun's rays seen either from the sky or from the sun's reflection on the snow. Snow and wind are also blocked by goggles, hence making the ride faster and safer.
  
  
• Snowboard Jackets
  Know what to look for when buying snowboard jackets, read on for some guidelines and tips in choosing the perfect jacket for you.
  
  
• Snowboard Pants
  Let our buying guide help you in choosing the Snowboarding Pants that will meet your requirements.
  
  
• Snowboarding Protective Gear
  Snowboarding Protective Gear - A list of Snowboard Protective Gear to help you minimize your chances of sustaining an injury, at the same time attain a more pleasurable day on the slopes.
  
  
• Snowboarding Hats
  Wear a Snowboarding Hat to protect your head from the cold while taking a stroll in the nearby town and after a day of Snowboarding.
  
  

Safety is and should be an important factor to consider when engaged in Snowboarding. This section covers valuable information about how to be on the safe side while on the slopes.

• Snowboarding Injuires and Prevention
  Get familiar with the different injuries associated with Snowboarding and learn how to keep yourself safe and protected on the slopes.
  
  
• Snowboarding Injuries - Knee Ligament Injuries
  Knee Ligament Injuries are number one in the list of Snowboarding and Skiing Injuries. Get familiar with Medial Collateral Ligament Sprain (MCL Sprain) and Anterior Cruciate Ligament Rupture (ACL Rupture).
  
  
• Snowboarding Injuries - Snowboarder's Ankle
  Snowboarder's Ankle is one of the five most common injuries in Snowboarding. Know more about Snowboarder's Ankle in this section.
  
  
• Snowboarding Injuries - Wrist Fractures
  Scaphoid fracture and Colles fracture are the most common Wrist Injuries in Snowboarding.
  
  
• Snowboarding Safety - Avalanche Awareness
  This is an overview of what you need to know about Avalanches - causes and types of Avalanche as well as how to rescue Avalanche victims.
  
  
  • What Causes Avalanches?
    Know the factors that can cause an avalanche.
    
    
  • Types of Avalanches
    Know the types of avalanches and learn how to deal with each of them.
    
    
  • Avalanche Dangers
    Be cautious and aware of the dangers that come with avalanches.
    
    
  • The Avalanche Checklist
    Be vigilant and prepared. Learn how to assess the situation to avoid being a victim of an avalanche.
    
    
  • Avalanche Rescue
    Here are some guidelines when it comes to rescuing avalanche victims.
    
    
  • Avalanche Rescue and Safety Equipment
    Know the pieces of equipment used in avalanche rescue and some tips on how and when to use them.
    
    
• First Aid for Snowboarding
  This section gives information on the basics of First Aid - how to detect, treat, and prevent various illnesses and medical conditions.
  
  
  • First Aid - The Essential Basics
    Learn the basics of First Aid scenarios, as well assessing a First Aid situation and helping the victim.
    
    
  • First Aid - Bleedings & Applying a Tourniquet
    This section covers information on First Aid assistance in case of a bleeding and on how to apply a Tourniquet.
    
    
  • First Aid - Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR)
    Learn how Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation or CPR is done.
    
    
  • First Aid - Fractures & Applying Splints
    This section covers information and guidelines on First Aid assistance in case of a fracture and on how to apply a splint.
    
    
  • First Aid - Frostnip & Frostbite
    Know some guidelines on First Aid assistance in case of Frostbite. Learn how to prevent and treat Frostbite.
    
    
  • First Aid - Heat Exhaustion & Heat Stroke
    In this section, learn how to prevent and treat Heat Illnesses.
    
    
  • First Aid - Hypothermia
    In this section, learn how to treat Hypothermia.
    
    
  • First Aid - Neck & Spinal Injuries
    Know how to deal with possible Neck and/or Spinal Injuries in this section.
    
    
  • First Aid - Sprains & Strains
    This section covers basic information and guidelines on how to identify and treat Strains and Sprains.
    
    

• Tips for Your Affordable Snowboarding Vacation
  Looking for ways to get yourself an affordable snowboarding vacation? Planning your very own snowboarding trip isn’t always as easy as it seems. Consider making preparations to refrain from having a disastrous vacation trip.
  
  
• Colorado Snowboarding - Snowboarding in Colorado
  Colorado has a reputation as a home of Snowboarding. This proliferating status could be well-proven when the state had been selected to host riding events like the Outdoor Life Network’s Winter Gravity Games in Copper Mountain and the ESPN’s Winter X Games in Aspen.
  
  
• Whistler Snowboarding
  One of the best snowboarding and skiing destinations in North America has received praises from all enthusiasts all over the world. Learn why Whistler is a very popular area among snowboarders and skiers.
  
  
• Oregon Snowboarding - Experience Mt. Bachelor
  Mt. Bachelor, one of the great legends in Oregon, offers a snowboarding experience like no other.
  
  

A first timer must learn from the best, and a professional instructor equipped with the right training and skills will be able to provide the best experience, making the beginner want to come back for more.

• Want To Be Better? Go With A Pro
  A first timer must learn from the best, and a professional instructor equipped with the right training and skills will be able to provide the best experience, making the beginner want to come back for more.
  
  
• Professional Snowboarders
  In this section, know some of the familiar and popular names in the world of Snowboarding and learn more about their accomplishments as pro riders.
  
  
• Women Snowboarders: A Taste of Victory in A Male-Dominated Sport
  Let’s admit it. Snowboarding is a winter sport highly dominated by males. Female snowboarders themselves have admitted that only several individuals of the same gender are able to handle the pain, pressure and difficulty of learning the sport.
  
  
• Shaun White - Professional Snowboarder
  Shaun White is a popular athlete in the world of Snowboarding. Know more about White and his accomplishments in this section.
  
  
• Seth Wescott: Olympic Snowboarder
  The name Seth Wescott is a familiar name in snowboarding. This American Snowboarder born in Durham, North Carolina on June 28, 1976 is a competitive athlete who had gained numerous recognitions in various snowboarding contests.
  
  
• Terje Hakonsen: Snowboarding Icon
  Besides winning competitions, Håkonsen has also developed a few snowboards in his career. An icon, advocate and initiator, Terje Håkonsen is a legend who is set to make more marks in his own field of interest.
  
  
• Gretchen Bleiler: Snowboard Olympian
  Gretchen Bleiler is not your ordinary snowboard enthusiast. Born on April 10, 1981 in the Glass City of Ohio, Toledo, Bleiler is recognized as one of he most accomplished female snowboarders of all time.
  
  
• Kelly Clark: Olympic Gold Medalist
  Considered one of the leading and advancing halfpipe riders in the history of snowboarding, be it male or female, this quiet and reserved girl from Vermont remains to be a great competitor in the world of snowboarding.
  
  
• Karine Ruby: French Olympian
  Now drawn into the world of climbing, Karine is now based in Chamonix, as she is one of only the less than 20 qualified female mountain guides of France.
  
  
• Anne-Flore Marxer: Swiss Pro Snowboarder
  Aside from riding, Anne-Flore also came out in films like RoShamBo and was featured in the 2007 issue of Fitness magazine. This head-turner remains a sight to behold in the world of snowboarding.
  
  
• Daniel Kass: Stylish Halfpipe Rider
  Aside from being a two-time Olympic medalist and bagging numerour X-Games medals, Kass is also the President of Grenade Gloves, a winter apparel company based in Portland, Oregon.
  
  
• Kevin Jones: X-Games Ruler
  Aside from hitting the slopes, Kevin Jones also owns Jeenyus, a snowboard gear shop. He is currently dating five-time X-Games Gold Medalist and professional snowboarder, Tara Dakides.
  
  
• Devun Walsh: Prominent Canadian Rider
  The 5-foot, 7-inches tall Devun is more of a backcountry rider than a competitive shredder, joining only the Winter X-Games and a few of the local snowboarding competitions in Whistler, Blackcomb.
  
  
• Travis Rice: Backcountry Shredder
  Travis Rice is known as one of the best snowboarders in the world, and even ranking 13 in the top 20 most influential riders of the past 20 years according to Snowboard Magazine.
  
  
• Barrett Christy: Snowboarding Mom
  The name Barrett Christy has always been a familiar name in snowboarding. When out of the powder, Christy spends time in front of the camera, starring in snowboarding films like Float and Hardly Angels. This talented shredder has also been a Nike 6.0 Mentor for about four years.
  
  
• Chris Klug: The Snowboarding Survivor
  Chris Klug is no ordinary snowboarder. He is not only a world class athlete, but also a determined man unwilling to give up despite life’s many hurdles.
  
  
• Lindsey Jacobellis: Actively Decorated Snowboarder
  A top shredder in both the boardercross and halfpipe, she ranks among the world’s top female snowboarders and is known for her versatility in her field.
  
  
• Torah Bright: Cooma’s Snowboarding Chick
  Besides shredding, Bright is also an entrepreneur, co-founding Omatic Snowboards together with Andreas Wiig and Todd Richards. She is also engaged in designing outerwear for Roxy with her new line, called Bright Series.
  
  
• Ross Powers: Snowboarding Child Prodigy
  In the world of snowboarding, raw and natural talent for the sport is exemplified in the person of snowboarding’s first child prodigy, Ross Powers. In an age when most kids are involved in play and school, Powers was already actively participating in various professional competitions.
  
  
• Molly Aguirre: Backside 900 Gal
  The diversely talented snowboarder is the first woman to ever perform a backside 900 in a competition, proving that her focus to excel in her sport does not stop despite her high status and numerous sponsorships.
  
  
• Mason Aguirre: Young Olympian Snowboarder
  Known for his flawless spins in the halfpipe, Aguirre is well-known for his signature corked 540s. His high profile trick such as the 1080s shows he really means serious business in the highly competitive sport of snowboarding.
  
  
• Kevin Pearce: X-Games’ Marathon Man
  Pearce is also known to be the first athlete in the history of X-Games to compete for three medals in a span of a day. In the 12th Winter X-Games in 2008, Pearce obtained three medals at the competition in Aspen, Colorado: a silver for both the Slopestyle and Big Air, and a bronze for the Superpipe.
  
  
• Craig Kelly: The Freeriding Authority
  A graduate of Chemical Engineering at the University of Washington, the professional snowboarder was a force to be reckoned with, as he has been dubbed by the great Terje Håkonsen as the best snowboarder of all time.
  
  
• Terry Kidwell: Father of Freestyle
  Names like Kidwell are among the pioneers of the sport that people enjoy today. He, together with other pros in his time, should never be forgotten given their contributions to the snowboarding sport and lifestyle.
  
  
• JP Walker: The Don of Snowboarding
  Today, the 29 year old pro snowboarder still continues to ride and enjoy himself with some powder runs.
  
  
• Peter Line: The Man Behind Backcountry Freestyle
  Now riding and filming with the newbies in the sport, Line intends to stay in the snowboarding limelight for the long haul. Peter currently lives in Seattle, Washington and enjoys shredding in his home mountain, Ski Acres.