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The once "Dirty" Pete Andersen is a legend in Canadian snowboarding. An original Wildcat, Pete went from semi-sponsored rider and video producer to the multi-tasking, multi-talented media man he is today. You've heard him on the microphone at snowboard contests, you've seen him in magazines and now you'll read his words on Push. Originally from Ontario, Peter is living in Calgary so he can fully exploit the local economy.

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Which Came First: Great Song or Great Video Part?

Posted On Thu, May 10 2012 12:48 PM

There is an age-old argument in action sports' circles that continues, rather vehemently, even today. Does the song make the video part, or does the video part make the song? Basically, there are two schools of thought on this; personally I feel both are valid arguments. The first is that a mediocre video part, from an action... (more)

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Alex Duckworth, Totally Nautical

Posted On Fri, May 04 2012 9:50 AM

Don't let her girl-next-door smile, slight stature or laid back personality fool you - this girl can rip a u-ditch alongside the world's best, and does so on the regular. Alex Duckworth came from humble beginnings in Kingsburg, Nova Scotia, very close to the Ski Martock resort where, coincidentally, she happened to be... (more)

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Hottest Apps On The Information Super Highway

Posted On Wed, Apr 25 2012 2:36 PM

Apps, short for smart phone applications for those of you who have been living in a snow cave the last five years, are the hottest thing since high backs. It seems everyone is relying on them for everything from finding the closest Starbucks (news flash, it's right beside you) to calculating how much vertical they cover... (more)

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Spring Fever: Goggle Tans Are Weird

Posted On Wed, Apr 11 2012 2:26 PM

" Goggle tans are weird and make you look like a matchstick..." The title of this article seems to become a pandemic amongst skiers and snowboarders when the sunny, warm, slushy conditions of spring show up as the days get longer and summer creeps ever closer. Don't get me wrong, I am certainly one of the many... (more)

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Chairlift Fail: A Tribute to Warren Miller

Posted On Fri, Mar 30 2012 4:54 PM

Ah, the chairlift: arch nemesis of any beginner snow slider. As if careening uncontrollably down a snow covered hill wasn't enough, you had to attempt to hop on a giant, angry, impatient and unyielding machine that was supposedly designed to return you to the top in the utmost of comfort. Anyone that tells you they have... (more)

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Arthritis: Not Just For Our Parents Anymore

Posted On Fri, Mar 16 2012 2:14 PM

There are most probably two schools of thought regarding this topic and whether or not you will continue reading, but I assure you, both can benefit. 1) Under 30: "Arthritis?! If I ever have to worry about that it's not for a long, long time. Pete's finally lost it for real." 2) Over 30: "Odds are I'm... (more)

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