Sunday, December 27, 2009

Gear Swap

Chase Hood's old Slalom Skis. Very nice condition, needs some wax. 135 Rossignol Slalom skis with bindings. Not sure on price, but I'm sure they'll sell for cheap. Sorry for no picture. Contact me for more info.

Adam Brown is selling his one year old Rossignol S3's with bindings. Nice condition, very nice mid fat twin tip ski for kids.

Gear Swap

Here's some gear that members are selling. If you want or need any of this, please contact me or the person selling.

This is Amanda Flanagans old gear. Call Renee Flanagan at 801-368-5107 for details.




Friday, December 11, 2009

Opening Day



First day at the 'Dance with PJ and Blake. Surface is so hot right now. Sunshine, cold snow, and plenty of ghoombas. Only the front mountain is open. Should be a good first day of training tomorrow dodging hoodrats, gomers, and monkeys.

Tuesday, December 1, 2009

Bring it!


It's a full moon out there fella's. That means the snow gods are most lenient and receptive to our plight. Dance your heart out, literally. It might make them smile. And when snow gods smile, they shed snow-tears of joy that slowly float down to our inhabited space; the mountains. Dance, sing, sacrifice.

Tuesday, November 17, 2009

Registration

Please come up to Sundance on the 21st from 9 - 12 am to apply for membership and pay the team fees. Let me know if you cannot make it then and I can arrange something else.

See you there!

Monday, October 19, 2009

SURFACE X SUNDANCE*


Our very own P.J. Baymiller has been puttin' his mugg to good use for the past few months advertising for Surface Ski Collaboration.

The Surface Next Lifes are the only true fat rocker ski for gromm rippers. Order your pair at the equipment night.

Thursday, October 15, 2009

Equipment Night

Team Equipment Night:

Where: The Nyman's Ski and Board Shop

When: Tues. October 20th at 7:00 PM

Directions: 1313 E. 800 N. Going north on 800 N. towards Provo Canyon, turn left on Palisade Drive into Cascade Golf Course. It's on your left in the circle buidling that says Nymans Ski/Board Shop.

Fischer, Rossignol, Surface and maybe Atomic will be there for skis. POC and Scott will be there with protective gear. They also have Smith and Marker product for sale. The company reps and I will be there to answer any questions and to offer suggestions.

If you feel so inclined, bring some good eats and cool treats to share. These reps are busy and to come down for a small team like us is really great.

See you there!

Saturday, September 26, 2009

WME Vs. Level 1

Most of you may be planning on attending a ski movie premiere soon to get stoked for the ski season. Most of you will probably go to Warren Miller's 'Dynasty.' Most of you would probably enjoy it and walk out of the theater with that buzzing tingling sensation that you only get when you can't go skiing, but you really really want to, or when you're waiting for the lift to open on a three foot day and you're first in line.

Before you go and spend a lot of money on a mediocre ski flick that's a year behind all other ski flicks, consider this: Warren Miller Entertainment (which has no affiliation with Warren Miller, the ski legend, because he doesn't like the direction they have taken with their films) is suing a small, independent company called Level 1 Productions Level 1 makes my favorite ski movies as of late and have done nothing wrong or illegal. Josh Berman, Level 1's director, asked if Warren Miller would contribute his voice for a small section of the movie as a surprise. Again, Warren Miller has no affiliation with WME. WME is claiming that Mr. Berman has infringed on their companies copyrights. This is a totally bogus suit and on par with suing for too hot of coffee, or for McDonald's making you fat.

I realize most of you probably don't care, but that's the gist of it. It's hard enough for these small companies to make it in the industry. They need as much support as they can get. Buy their movies, go to their premieres, and buy their merchandise. If you care. These 'indy' movies show what's happening at the top of our sport in the most creative way possible. Unlike the latest Warren Miller movies.

Sunday, September 20, 2009

Sam Wins!

Sam Hill took 1st at finals, which also gave him the overall for the season. Nice! Two Americans in the top 10 too, which hasn't happened in over ten years.

Friday, September 18, 2009

Downhill Finals

Practice for the DH finals in Schladming, this race is gnarly. I predict Sam Hill to win, because he's Australian, and Australians are gnarly.

Thursday, September 17, 2009

More MHGees and Tall Tees

2009 Freeskier Park Test from Dave Amirault on Vimeo.



In case you were wondering, MHG = Menacing Hand Gestures, usually directed at a camera to show how Hyphy you wish you were.

Tuesday, September 8, 2009

School and Skiing

Balancing school work and skiing is very difficult for you weekday kids. School cannot be taken lightly, but if you do it right, you can still ski as much as you want, and get all A's until you graduate high school.

USSA has provided a nice letter that may help some of you dealing with school authorities. It is very hard to balance school and training time for those that ski during the week. It is even harder to convince your respective schools that ski racing is a viable alternative to football or cheer leading.

If you are in need of any assistance with your athlete's school situation, take a look at this letter. It may help. I can also write a letter and explain the situation if need be.

Thursday, August 27, 2009

Dryland Conditioning

WHAT: Sundance Ski Team Dryland Training

WHERE: Fort Park. 200N Geneva road in Provo

WHEN: August 31st - November 6th. Monday, Wednesday, & Friday 4:00 - 6:00 pm.

Skiing specific workouts focusing on plyometrics, strength, power, and agility.

BE THERE! (high five!)

Wednesday, August 12, 2009

Timpanogos Extreme Summiting

What? Timpanogos Summit Excursion

When? Tuesday, August 18th. 5:00 AM

Where? Aspen Grove Parking Lot

Why? Tradition, and we will be running for 60% of the trail, and carrying heavy rocks for 40% to get in shape for the season.




Not really, but if you wanted to, more power to ya.

Thursday, August 6, 2009

Win some ish

DRYLAND CONTEST!! (!!!)

Whoever does the most sit-ups, or push-ups, their first day of dryland training will win a t-shirt or beanie. So, if you do the most of both, you will win both prizes.

The athlete to do more sit-ups or push-ups than Tyson, will win the most ballin' prize ever. It's shiny, loud, hip, and (hint) really sweet for your cranium.

BREAK!

Monday, August 3, 2009

Surface Jr. Fattie


The Next Life by Surface Ski Collaboration.
Sizes 145cm and 160cm. Tip: 133 Waist: 100 Tail: 129
Slight tip and tail rocker for shreddin' the phat der easier.
Retail: $439.

They didn't make a whole lot, so I'll try and reserve some for those that want them. The best junior ski out there.

Monday, June 29, 2009

Refresh

Level 1's new movie trailer, can you say switch up and Will Wesson? How about dub cork 12 and switch butter? BAM!


More Ski >>

Sunday, June 21, 2009

Just Passing Thru

Mikael Clarke and filmer Blake Kimmel have set out to bring a fresh style to ski movies. Their site explains it all with updates every day (pictures too!) It should be cool, 'bunch' of pros and the MOST rad tricks. Stoked.

Jib[berish]

Ok, back to skiing.

Sunday, May 24, 2009

Life Cycles

A new bike movie is in the process of being made right now called Life Cycles. It won't be out until December[ish], but I am way too excited for it. Ryan Gibb, the main cinematographer, married a good friend of mine and I got to ride with him the other day (not to film). But he was telling me all about the movie and gave me a little preview that is top secret. All I can say is that it's going to be amazing. Peep the action below to get a sampling of the artistry and creativeness. Stunning.