Author: Jason Drewelow

Top Snowboard/Ski Resorts In the World

Top Snowboard/Ski Resorts in the World

With the winter season in full force upon us, it’s the perfect time to start planning any snowboarding related trips for the rest of the season. There are so many great resorts in the United States and abroad that offer anything and everything you would want. From the steeps to big jumps or even deep snow, the following list of… Read more →

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The Most Common Snowboarding Injuries

The weather is starting to get cooler which means the winter season is coming up right around the corner. This time of year is the ideal for hitting the slopes and enjoying the luxuries that snowboarding and skiing resorts offer. As popular as snowboarding is, it is also one that comes with many risks for injuries. Research shows that three… Read more →

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Best Practices for Snowboard Maintenance

If you are like most serious snowboarders, you know that regular and thorough maintenance is a key element in enjoying the activity. In fact, proper maintenance is almost second nature given how important it is. Not only does it serve to the longevity of your board, but it will also save you some money from having to replace it. There… Read more →

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5 Reasons Why You Should Take Up Snowboarding

There’s nothing quite like the rush of coasting down a mountain and slicing through the snow under your board. Snowboarding is one of America’s greatest winter past-times, and for the right reasons. Here’s a list of reasons of why you should take up snowboarding this coming winter.   Snowboarding makes winter fun! A lot of people don’t like the winter… Read more →

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Snowboard Equipment 101

Can you feel it? The globular snowflakes pierce through the air with rapid speed yet land ever so gently on your cheeks. The snowflakes melt almost in slow motion into tears that drip down your face, as you tear back and forth through the fluffy turf beneath you. The frigid temperatures remind you that your nose is still connected to… Read more →