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Muriel Watterworth going Strong at 98

Muriel Watterworth is less than two years from becoming a centenarian, but she has no plans to stop sliding down the slopes on a pair of skis.

Even two broken ribs a

How to Choose Downhill Skis – Skill Level

If you’re a new skier just getting comfortable on green runs, then you’ll want different skis than an expert who’s hard-charging steep slopes.

Millennial Mountains – Part 2

For the past decade, resorts have been branching out to encompass more diverse experiences including winter fat biking, zip lines, tubing, mountain coasters, skijoring and snow kiting: all part of ‘the experience economy’ where thrills and magical moments are taking over from materialism for Millennials.

Tips Up!: Ski Tips with Josh Foster – Pole Plants for Better Rhythm

As we head into mid-winter, many of us are skiing in more variable snow conditions. This week, Josh helps us understand that the key to mobility in the lower body starts with the poles.

2018 Olympic Snowsports Round Up

The 2018 Winter Olympics in PyeongChang are in full-swing and so, too, are our great Canadian Snowsports athletes. Here’s a quick video round-up (courtesy CBC) of how Canadians are being represented on the podium, thus far:

Snow Babies – Part 2

For skiers and snowboarders alike, introducing your children to your winter passion builds a healthy foundation for years of enjoyment. Having been through the past three ski seasons bringing up a baby skier to toddler, here are some tips for consideration.

Heirs to the Throne

Welcome to the future. The Canadian NextGen Slopestyle Team is pushing the potential of kids on the come up. Josh Reeves, Sean Miskiman, and Jack MacDougall are a few on course ready to jump into vacant National Team spots.

Millennial Mountains – Part 1

In the world of mountain marketing, there’s been a recent recognition of the lack of Millennials following in the footsteps of the buoyant Baby Boomer ski market. Moreover, it requires two Millennials to fill each Baby Boomer’s boots in terms of spending power. With student loans, marriage, babies, houses, careers, and diverging spending priorities, Millennials are being distracted from downhill delights.