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December.10.2009
The RAD BOOB CLUB
The Rad Boob Club is a group of passionate female skiers who have put together a 2010 calendar to raise money for breast cancer education, research and support for young women battling the disease. Â
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December.08.2009
The Telemark Dance- thoughts on the evolution of Free Heeling
The Telemark Dance- thoughts on the evolution of Free Heel.
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November.30.2009
Skiing the Haute Route - Chamonix to Zermatt - Tips for planning your own trip
Every outdoor activity has a few very iconic trips. For those interested in a European ski traverse, the Haute Route is the first trip that pops into most people’s minds. There are dozens of oth...
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November.13.2009
Babes Night Out in Boulder- Kicks off the Season with a Bang
If you weren't able to make the Women's Snow Sports Panel and Punch ( AKA Sangria)... here are the clif notes.
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November.11.2009
An All Girls Ski Trip
This spring I was really excited to go to Alaska with a group of just girls, all telemarking. It was my first ever all girl trip, which is crazy because girls should get out and ski together more of...
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November.09.2009
Rocktober is over....Snowvember is here!
Saturday's backcountry avalanche workshop was perfectly timed as it seems that the 09/10 ski season officially started yesterday.With a big storm system dropping plenty of fresh snow over the weekend,
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November.09.2009
Vancouver CAC Backcountry Avalanche Workshop
Saturday was the 6th annual CAC Backcountry Avalanche Workshop in Vancouver, a full day of lectures from a range of enthusiasts and professionals about all aspects of avalanche safety. This year’s t...
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November.06.2009
The Snowman Cometh
The snow is starting to fall! The local webcams all show white and a small amount of snow now covers the North Shore mountains. Over the next couple of days Whistler is set to receive 70- 85cm, and Â
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October.30.2009
Chasing Snow
One of our G3 sponsored athletes sent in a quick update in search of some early season snow in the peaks of the Bavarian Alps. Peter Reisch took advantage of a drop in temperature and a low freezing...
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