June 2013
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May 2013
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April 2013
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March 2013
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Terrain based teaching →
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I recently had a chance to visit Martock, NS where I shot some video of their Riglet Park. They are the way forward!
“There is no failure…only feedback.”
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February 2013
7 posts
“If you’re not willing to risk the unusual, you will to have to settle for the ordinary”
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RIDING TIP: DIVING →
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My colleague, Luc Belanger, recently put together this tip for CASI members…good stuff here!
Instinctive Brand →
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Had a chance to try out my new Instinctive Brand base layer last week…compression base layer. Sick!! @InstinctiveInc
January 2013
7 posts
Pow Tip
TEACHING TIP: If you’re teaching new pow-riders, have them count to three in the fall-line, at the top of the run, before starting any turns. This will get the board planing with enough speed in deep snow. Speed is your friend in powder, and most new riders underestimate the amount they need.
(Tip courtesy of Trevor Gavura, CASI Level 4 Evaluator)
From Seth Godin: Clean Bathrooms
Had this in my inbox this morning…it applies to so many facets of what we do…
Clean Bathrooms
The facilities at DisneyWorld are clean. It’s not a profit center, of course. They don’t make them clean because they’re going to charge you to use them. They make them clean because if they didn’t, you’d have a reason not to come.
It turns out that just about everything we do involves cleaning the bathrooms. Creating an environment where care and trust are expressed. If you take a lot of time to ask, “how will this pay off,” you’re probably asking the wrong question. When you are trusted because you care, it’s quite likely the revenue will take care of itself.
December 2012
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November 2012
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October 2012
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August 2012
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May 2012
3 posts
ROMP 2013 Lookbook →
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The folks over at ROMP have just released their look book of new outerwear designs….some cool stuff!
“Intelligence is the combination of knowing a lot about a little while you also know a little about a lot.”
—Seth Godin
