Some of the Best Tricks landed by Pro Snowboarders Eric Jackson, Nick Ennen, Nate Lind, Tarek Husevold, Tim Carlson, Justin Heath, & Lucas Debari during the filming for Sentimental Values.

Artist: The Sonixx – Song: “I See the Light”
http://www.thesonixx.com

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“IT’S ALWAYS SNOWING SOMEWHERE” drops August 2008; starring Shaun White, Terje
Haakonsen, Gigi Rüf, JP Solberg, Heikki Sorsa, Nicolas Müller, Tadashi Fuse, Frederik Kalbermatten, Jeremy Jones, Jussi Oksanen, Tadashi Fuse, DCP, Mads Jonsson, Trevor Andrew, Keegan Valaika, Kevin Pearce, Danny Davis, Kazuhiro Kokubo, Mikkel Bang, Mikey Rencz, Peetu Piiroinen, and the Smalls Team.

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This video is for anyone who likes ski videos, but especially skiers and boarders interested in patrolling in Ontario.

The Mansfield Patrol created this video to tell you a bit about us and our hill. If you’re thinking about joining the Canadian Ski Patrol System, you have a lot of resorts to choose from, and a lot of different patrols. Be sure to consider your options and pick the patrol that’s best for you!

Visit us at http://www.mansfieldskipatrol.ca

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Canadian Ski Patrol (Central Zone) Registration for 2007-2008
Toronto: September 4 and 5, at 7pm, at Centennial Ski Club in Toronto;
Barrie: September 4 and 6, 7pm at the Barrie YMCA.
Collingwood: September 5, 7pm, Toronto Ski Club

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Early March 2009

Los Badicales join forces with Powder Mountain Catskiing (http://powdermountaincatskiing.com ) once more for 3 days of unforgettable powder.
Not far from Whistler Blackcomb, BC, Canada in the Coast Mountain backcountry.

Big thanks to all of the PMC crew including Gordon, Don, and Ken; Our guides Nick, Jeff, and Simon; Our drivers Bailey, Pete, and Steve, and Mike the photographer. Also thanks to Miss Powder Mountain, Kate.

All of the footage was shot using my VIO POV helmet cam.

Sorry for the overexposed part around 3:30…I suppose the sun was too bright for the camera to capture a clear image.

The song is “God moving over the face of the waters” by Moby.

We’re already counting down until next season!

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–Clueless from the Tropics

I live near Seattle now, and I used to live in Colorado. For snow, wear something that is as water repellent as possible, but still breathable, to get rid of sweat; severe cold + sweat = rapid hypothermia. Gore-Tex is great stuff, as is Polar-tec.

For Seattle, a Polar-tec jacket or something similarly capable of being layered is very useful. A parka with a hood is useful as well; only tourists carry umbrellas unless it is REALLY pouring. It helps to wear bright colors; Seattle can be very gray in December, and we only get about 8 hours of daylight, and you want to be visible on the streets, so wear light-colored things. Plastic shoe-covers can be useful if you’re going to be outdoors a lot; otherwise, your Uggs should do just fine.

You don’t have to go all the way to Canada for skiing (unless you just want to, of course); there is great skiing in the Cascades just east of Seattle!!

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