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Thu, Sep 02 2010 3:11 PM
Teetering on the edge of his biggest year yet, 24-year-old Mark Sollors is taking it all in stride. Mark spent the season shooting for Transworld Snowboarding's In Color , set to hit shred shop and cyberspace shelves in September, and he's just about to head to New Zealand for a catalog shoot with the snowboard giant, Burton. Definitely not a newcomer on the Canadian
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Tue, Aug 31 2010 10:42 PM
Making the transition from sponsored snowboarder into ‘real life' can be hard for many to deal with. A lack of education, zero job experience, lingering head injuries, and a thirst for alcohol isn't the best combination for a stable future. All joking aside, snowboarders always find a way to keep the party alive and what better way to keep in the game than starting
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Thu, Aug 26 2010 7:47 PM
Towering over her fellow female snowboarders, and fellow male snowboarders for that matter, 6'1" Megan Whiteside is a bit of an anomaly. It has long been believed that to be a great snowboarder you must have a low center of gravity. Perhaps that is the norm, and according to physics it is indeed correct, but every now and again someone comes along and proves that raw
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Tue, Aug 24 2010 5:56 PM
Making the transition from sponsored snowboarder into ‘real life' can be hard for many to deal with. A lack of education, zero job experience, lingering head injuries, and a thirst for alcohol isn't the best combination for a stable future. All joking aside, snowboarders always find a way to keep the party alive and what better way to keep in the game than starting
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Thu, Aug 19 2010 5:27 PM
I have had the sick pleasure of knowing Andrew Hardingham for over a decade and Dustin Craven for just about as long. At some point during that time I have interviewed them both for pretty much every snowboard publication you can think of and can count on my hands the number of times I have received a straight answer from either of them (the fact that I need my hands to count
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Tue, Aug 17 2010 3:47 PM
Making the transition from sponsored snowboarder into ‘real life' can be hard for many to deal with. A lack of education, zero job experience, lingering head injuries, and a thirst for alcohol isn't the best combination for a stable future. All joking aside, snowboarders always find a way to keep the party alive and what better way to keep in the game than starting
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