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  • Parks And Wrecks Episode 2 Sea Parks And Wrecks Episode 2 Season 2

    • From: angrysnowboarder
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      Riders: Zach Soderholm, Jordan Zdanek, Anthony "Cro" Corbo, Alex Dean, Ben Stafford, and The Great Ted Bendixson
      Filmers: Shamus Lahman, Avran LeFeber

      Special Guest POV Camera Coordinator: Dan Maher
Edited: Shamus Lahman ShayLay Media

      Parks and Wreck Logo: Jesse Denes
      Thanks to iON Cameras for being our official POV camera sponsor and Camtrol for providing stabilizing devices.
      Shout out to The Big Hit Breckenridge for always supporting us. Remember people if you're going to shop local shop The Big Hit!
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  • Parks and Wrecks Season 2 Epis Parks and Wrecks Season 2 Episode 1

    • From: angrysnowboarder
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      Season two of Parks and Wrecks kicks off where it started in beautiful Breckenridge Colorado. The Echelon Snowboard team was on hand to be the first group of kids we filmed for this and after two days we were able to put together a park edit full of slams, jibs and spins.

       

      Riders: Andrew Agar, Connor Paulson, Anthony "Cro" Corbo, Marcus "The Blexican" Stephens, Tylor Berreth and Zach Soderholm

       

      Filmed By: Shamus Lahman & Avran LeFeber

      Edited By: Shamus Lahman of ShayLay Media

      Motion Graphic: Jesse Denes 
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      Thanks to our official POV camera sponsor iON.

    • 1 month ago
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  • Tyler Rantz 7 Yrs Old Tyler Rantz 7 Yrs Old

    • From: seeknpow
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      Rider: Tyler Rantz Filmed By: Tim Rantz/ POV Tyler Rantz Tyler out having fun at Homewood on a few of his days off from shredding with his team of Mighty Mite rippers at Squaw. We have not had too much time to shoot but watch out for next month edit, hopefully we get some pow!
    • 2 months ago
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  • Video: Raw POWdER Edit By Todd Video: Raw POWdER Edit By Todd Ligare

    • From: TetonGravityResearch
    • Description:

      RAW POWdER is a collection of previously unseen shots gathered during the filming of the Teton Gravity Research film "One For The Road."

      Shop for your next Sony Action Cam POV, currently on sale at amazon.com

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    • 3 months ago
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  • Couloir Day In The Dolomites W Couloir Day In The Dolomites With Mitch Toelderer And Bibi Toelderer-Pekarek

  • Couloir Day In The Dolomites W Couloir Day In The Dolomites With Mitch Toelderer And Bibi Toelderer-Pekarek

  • EPOV: Eric Pollard's Super Se EPOV: Eric Pollard's Super Segment By Line Skis

    • From: line_skis
    • Description:

      Eric Pollard skis like he paints, placing natural flowing lines on virgin powder with one-of-a-kind smooth style, throwing tricks along the way that only he has perfected to look this easy to establish himself as an undisputed pioneer of backcountry freestyle skiing.

      Watch More Videos By Line Skis

       

    • 4 months ago
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  • One Day at Jackson One Day at Jackson

    • From: johnwellsma
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      March 19, 2012 was a day to remember at JH.  With 19” of new snow at the resort and more like 2-3 feet outside the gates it was an “all time” day to hook up with some of Jackson’s best locals, insert the Lovely Brothers.  With the same intentions to slay pow, send cliffs, and have fun, we got along instantly resorting back to our east coast roots and relishing in the light Teton smoke.
      Just 5 weeks after fracturing my tibia I headed to Jackson Hole to ski and relax with family and get my turn back.  I never imagined it would turn into such an incredible 10 hours of skiing and that it would change my life forever.  Being a little off point and in pain my style was loose and tentative but I was happy to be skiing again.  Mowing nachos, wings and beer at the Moose at the end of the day the pain slipped away and was replaced by new friends, memories, and powder dreams. 
      One day at Jackson is all you need to change your season or your life forever.  See ya next year!

    • 5 months ago
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  • Opening Day Jitters Opening Day Jitters

    • From: johnwellsma
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      Coffee, beer, cashews, gum, and gas - that’s all I need. That, and about 2.5 hours of sleep, and I’m set for opening day. The night before, all energies flow into one as I obsessively prepare for the sickest day of skiing ever.

      Straight-lining Crystal Bowl at Kicking Horse, and making GS pow turns on the opener never gets old. Being the first person to ski lift line on Blackcomb’s Jersey Cream is fun, if you can handle the eyes on you. Getting white-walled at Baker on your first step into the slackcountry and having a buddy to help you up is the essence of skiing, and the reason you prepare.

      Speeding down Baker HWY 542 toward Mt. Baker, all the memories of the past 900 times I have been down this road over the last nine years come flooding back. I end up being so early, few people are there besides the employees and a handful of hardcores. I walk over to Chair 1, I drop my skis next to a pair that I know all too well. Killing time, drinking coffee, and chatting to fellow shredders, the excitement builds. We wait another hour bouncing around, stretching, adjusting loose Dukes, and chewing gum. What’s another couple hours when it has been over 225 days since my last powder day? I’m ready to pop off.

      Most people watch ski videos to get pumped to shred, but the night before, while waxing my skis, turning my DIN up to 14, and putting rain-x on my top sheets and poles, I pop on Dust to Glory and marvel at Johnny Campbell flooring it across the beach. Or I watch GoPros Monsters of Motocross edit along with some raw POV footage of my buddy’s Russian Yak plane doing acrobatics and I am stoked, it’s kind of weird. But hey, whatever gets you revved up. Don’t get me wrong, I still love ski vids, I just like taking it up a notch and throwing in an engine sometimes.  I chirp myself into the night cleaning goggles, charging GoPros, and preparing my protein smoothie for the onslaught that I know will happen if only I can get there first.

      I haven’t missed an opening day in the last 10 years except for a relative’s funeral, but that goes without saying. It can be the most important day of the year, or the most insignificant. It can be a baller, high-fiving pow day with renewed friends, or an icy downhill hockey event like Red Bull Crashed Ice. Luckily the latter rarely happens at the powder capital of North America, Mt. Baker.

      With a 67-inch base that accumulated over a four- to five-day storm cycle, Mt. Baker opened its lifts to the public with limited trails, but loads of snow beyond the ropes. On opening day, all was good in the land of winter.

      A few days later, on Friday November 23, Blackcomb Mountain received 10-inches of new snow and had a clearing trend for the rest of the weekend. It was a good start to the season, launching me right back into the ether. With another couple of successful opening days to add to my growing list of memories, I am happy settling back into the frantic pace we call skiing.

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    • 6 months ago
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  • News: GoPro Signs As Official News: GoPro Signs As Official Camera Sponsor Of Swatch Freeride World Tour

    • From: TetonGravityResearch
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      Swatch Freeride World Tour
      LAUSANNE, SWITZERLAND – November 16, 2012– The SWATCH FREERIDE WORLD BY THE NORTH FACE (FWT) is thrilled to announce its newest tour partner, GoPro, maker of the world’s most versatile cameras and producer of today’s most engaging content. Founded by Nicholas Woodman, GoPro is arguably the most advanced HD line of wearable and gear-mountable cameras and accessories, namely with the latest release of the new HERO3 camera line.

      “We’re fired up to be the official camera of the FWT. With Swatch’s long history of global support for skiing and snowboarding over the years, along with FWT at the helm as the organizer, this is a no brainer. GoPros will be put in the hands of the best freeriders in the world thus garnering the sickest POV content ever seen. We’re excited to share never before seen GoPro content including competition runs, unique lines and exclusive athlete POV with our fans around the world,” says Paul Crandell, VP of Marketing.

      “GoPro is the perfect partner for the Freeride World Tour,” adds FWT General Manager Europe, Nicolas Hale-Woods. “Their commitment to the advancement of sport and technology perfectly fits the values of the FWT and the big mountain community.”

      In addition to course previews, selected competitors will be equipped with the new HERO3 camera and mounting accessories during their competition runs. GoPro footage from actual competitor runs will be integrated into the broadcast coverage of these events. These athlete perspectives will provide viewers with a unique and never before seen view of what it looks like to compete in the SWATCH FREERIDE WORLD TOUR BY THE NORTH FACE.

      For more information on GoPro visit http://gopro.com

      For more information on the Freeride World Tour and Freeride World Qualifier events (FWQ) visit www.freerideworldtour.com.

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    • 6 months ago
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  • John Wells 2011-12 POV Highlig John Wells 2011-12 POV Highlights 5000

    • From: johnwellsma
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      POV Highlights from the 2011-2012 ski season including footage from the North Cascades, Jackson Hole, Whistler, Pemberton, and Mt. Baker.

      After a hectic season with 3 injuries, including a lacerated spleen, broken tibia, and recovering from ankle surgery in 2011 I still managed to get in some good airs and solid POW time. This year I am looking forward to being healthy coming back stronger (and maybe smarter) and givin' her harder than I have ever givin' her before!

      Product Development is my favorite thing in the world, if I am not skiing I am sure thinking, visualizing, and obsessing about skis and skiing on them. Being able to collaborate on the G3 193 Empire was a dream into reality, going to be a sick year on the new boards, fully rockered, gradual bentness, butter zone heaven, charger tail/no rockered mess, stiff and light touring machine, just a few words…..Yea Winter!

      Thanks to my sponsors for another sick year, G3, Leki, Flylow, Go Pro & Smith Optics.

      Edit: John Wells

      Music: Vinnie Paz - Pistolvania feat. Jack Frost

    • 6 months ago
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  • Anonymously Yours - Episode I Anonymously Yours - Episode I by John Wells

    • From: johnwellsma
    • Description:

      At Mt. Baker there is a lot of everything, a lot of snow, a lot of rain, a lot of talented riders, a lot of driving, and a lot of dedication.
      The majority of this series of 2 episodes was filmed without the knowledge of most of the riders being filmed. People just skiing or riding whether or not the camera was rolling, or anybody watching. I was lucky enough to catch most of the goods on film and to add some of my own POV which as we all know is the purest form of skiing. Just click in and go, deal with the cam later, if it works cool, if not easy come easy go.
      This goes out to the locals at Mt. Baker and all over the world that make every pow day “all-time”, and would never brag about any line just a solid high five and a huge smile!
      Can't wait for the snow to return! Bring on Fall.

    • 7 months ago
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  • Video: One Run In Las Lenas: C Video: One Run In Las Lenas: Centinelas

    • From: SamPetri
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      Well, these guys are back charging in Las Lenas again. Jordi Tenas, Txema Trull and Adria Millan dropped a bunch of POV edits from South America last year around this time. Now they’re back crushing the same lines, albeit with what looks like a thinner snowpack. These three are pretty damn good at making point of view videos and that is because they are actually good at skiing and editing. Keep it up!

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    • 9 months ago
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  • News: Winners Announced At 201 News: Winners Announced At 2012 World Heli Challenge Showcase Awards And Shootout

    • From: media-75233
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      World Heli Challenge - CanonThe Canon Shot. Photo by Mark Von Roy.


      Lake Wanaka, New Zealand  – Skier Jacqui Edgerly, from the USA, and Snowboarder Will Jackways, from New Zealand, took center stage at the World Heli Challenge ION Showcase Awards on August 16. They were named the X Factor Awardees for World Heli Challenge 2012, as another successful World Heli Challenge came to an end. In a first for the World Heli Challenge, skiers and snowboarders competed together for the top spots with only one male and one female taking the honors.

      Jacqui and Will were chosen based on their overall aggressive performance and not necessarily on points earned during the competition. 

      “Jaqui took the prize for her determination and amazing line choice, and pushing her limits,” said head ski judge Dion Newport. "Showing why she was invited to the World Heli Challenge by skiing a line on the extreme day that had a lot of exposure and risk. Not landing her run put her back in second position but her amazing show for the cameras and viewers earned her the XFactor Award.”

      “Will stood out during both days of competition,” said head snowboard judge, Mike Hygemann.  “He had an amazing first run in the freestyle day where he showed great control and use of terrain pulling off 360 spins, a tail grab air, a method air and an indy…an excellent run from the kiwi.  The extreme day saw him taking a very challenging line which he executed with aggression and style.”

      Narrowly missing the top spots were snowboarder Abby Lockhart, New Zealand, and skiers Natalie Segal from Australia and Markus Eder from Italy.

       

      canon world heli challenge nz freestyle day miller Best Freestyle Day Shot. Photo by Miles Holden.

      The Winners

      The finale to the evening was the announcement of the 2012 World Heli Challenge champions.  The athletes were able to share their winning runs on screen to a packed house in the Lake Wanaka Centre.

      Individual winners from each day’s competition are as follows:

      Freestyle Day

      Snowboard Women

      1st place - Abby Lockhart

      2nd place - Ratty Sheidow

      3rd place - Jett Elkins

      Snowboard Men  

      1st place - Will Jackways

      2nd place - Shin Biyajima

      3rd place - J.J. Thomas

      Ski Women

      1st place – Natalie Segal

      2nd place – Jacqui Edgerly

      3rd place - Victoria Beattie

      Ski Men  

      1st place – Markus Eder

      2nd place – Sam Smoothy

      3rd place – Nick Devore


      Extreme Day

      Snowboard Women

      1st place – Abby Lockhart

      2nd place – Ratty Sheidow

      3rd place – Jett Elkins

      Snowboard Men

      1st place - Will Jackways

      2nd place - Shin Biyajima

      3rd place - Antti Autti

      Ski Women

      1st place – Natalie Segal

      2nd place – Jacqui Edgerly 

      3rd place - Victoria Beattie

      Ski Men

      1st place – Neil Williman

      2nd place – Markus Eder 

      3rd place – Nick Devore

      Overall

      The best all around skiers and snowboarders were chosen for their performance over the two days of competition, Extreme Day and Freestyle Day. 

      Top Three Female Skiers

      1. Natalie Segal 

      2. Jacqui Edgerly 

      3. Victoria Beattie 

      Top Three Male Skiers

      1. Marcus Eder

      2. Sam Smoothy

      3. Nick Devore

      Top Three Female Snowboarders

      1.  Abby Lockhart

      2.  Ratty Sheidow

      3.  Jett Elkins

      Top Three Male Snowboarders

      1.  Will Jackways

      2.  Shin Biyajima

      3.  Antti Autti

      Event organizers continued with the innovative online judging format, drawing on the experience of internationally regarded judges from around the world to review each run and analyze in detail when deciding this year's winners.

      Dion Newport and Mike Hygemann were the onsite ski and snowboard judges and were able to consult with the “virtual” judges about the days' conditions and any other specifics that may not have been discerned from the videos.

      In addition to competitor awards for best performances on the snow, the best images and cinematography captured throughout the two-week event in the Canon Shootout were also screened and announced to the packed Wanaka Centre audience and to a global audience via live webcast.

       canon world heli challenge nz extreme day hansenBest Extreme Day Shot. Photo by Antony Hansen. 

      CINEMATOGRAPHY

      The outstanding cinematography showcase commenced with a five-minute overview of the two weeks of the 2012 World Heli Challenge produced by the talented Harro Art Production team lead by Trinity Ludlow. 

      The audience was treated to five mind-blowing five-minute mini documentaries. It wasn’t an easy decision for the judges as each film captured the spirit of the two-weeks of heli-accessed skiing and snowboarding and all of the off-snow adventures from a different perspective.

      “Each and every film transported the audience inside the unique experience that is the World Heli Challenge,” said event founder Tony Harrington.

      Winners were as follows with a $1,000 cash prize in each category:

      The Canon Shootout Best Documentary - Tomohiro Fujji

      Best Carlton Dry content placement - Tomohiro Fujii

      Best Extreme Sequence - Mic Simpson

      Best Freestyle Sequence - Mic Simpson

      Best ION POV Use - Sean Balmer


      PHOTOGRAPHY

      Seven top photographers vying for this year’s Canon Shootout photography awards created over 25,000 images, capturing the action and the lifestyle of the event, which will be viewed around the world.  Each photographer submitted one image from each category to be judged.

      Winners were as follows with a $1,000 cash prize in each category:

      Best Extreme Day Shot – Antony Hansen

      Best Freestyle Day Shot – Miles Holden

      Best Carlton Dry Branded Shot – Mitch Stubbs

      Best Exide Batteries Heli Branded Shot – Tess Carney

      The Canon Shot – Mark Von Roy


      All photos entered in the competition are featured in a gallery on the World Heli Challenge website and can be viewed on the World Heli Challenge facebook page.

      Click Here To Visit The World Heli Challenge 

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    • 9 months ago
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  • Ski Baker: A Good Day In March Ski Baker: A Good Day In March

    • From: outdoorresearch102344
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      Avalanche danger was really high this day in the PNW; Northwest Weather and Avalanche Center was showing a scary danger rating. Never fear, Zack Giffin was there to help out! Have some face shots delivered right to your computer screen, Mt. Baker style.

    • 9 months ago
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  • News: Storm Surfers 3D Premier News: Storm Surfers 3D Premieres August 14 In Theaters Down Under

    • From: TetonGravityResearch
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      Storm Surfers 3D, featuring big wave surfers Ross Clarke-Jones and Tom Carroll, hits Australian theaters August 14. By partnering with expert surf forecaster Ben Matson, the three spent their 2011 winter season tracking and riding the largest and most dangerous waves in the South Pacific. The crew tackles unridden waves and faces other issues associated with putting their lives on the line. Guest appearances in the water include Kelly Slater, Paul Morgan, Mark Mathews and Paul 'Antman' Paterson. POV and board-rigged 3D action of monster wave-riding should be spectacular on the big screen. 

      Tom Carroll was surfing's poster-boy during the 1980s, a world champion in 1984 and 1985, and won the Pipeline Masters three times. 

      Ross Clarke-Jones helped pioneer the sport of tow-in surfing. In 2001 he became the first non-islander to win Waimea Bay's Eddie Aikau Memorial. 

      Storm Surfers 3D has also been invited to the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF), scheduled September 6-16 http://bit.ly/O540sT

      Click Here To Visit The Storm Chasers 3D Website

       

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    • 9 months ago
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  • Video: Split-Screen View Of Sa Video: Split-Screen View Of Sage Skiing A Huge Spine In Alaska

  • Video: Back In Las Lenas Video: Back In Las Lenas

    • From: TetonGravityResearch
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      Jordi Tenas, Txema Trull, and Adrià Millan seem to have their annual Las Lenas trip pretty dialed. Note the proximity of their lodging and the straight-to-the-couloir modus operandi. We've had hot and dry weather all summer in the Rockies, and refreshing this page over and over has me itching for a one-way ticket to Argentina. 

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    • 10 months ago
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  • Trevor Semmens 11/12 Trevor Semmens 11/12

    • From: trevski123
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      Rider: Trevor Semmens Filmed By: POV, Thumbs Up Productions Me shredding around Squaw Valley this past season.
    • 11 months ago
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  • New Zeland, Larry @ Mount Alg New Zeland, Larry @ Mount Algidus. 6/6/12

    • From: yelimsa
    • Description:
      Legit powder hound Larry enjoying first classic Canterbury munter snow storm of the '12 season @ 500m above Sea level. Location: Mount Algidus station, bordered by the Raikaia & Wilberforce Rivers. NZ club field Mt Olympus (playground of the gods), is approximately 5km (as the crow flies) straight ahead from POV of video.
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