I fractured my tibia at NWSOF. But I had a blast so it was totally worth it. It's not even that bad of a crack so I can still walk and stuff. Doc said 4 weeks taking it easy. See you in October. Here's a quick clip of me at camp. My video of me at the camp is too big for loop'd, but I put the link of where you can see it below.

Sorry guys. It dosen't look like I'm going to get in pictures of me skiing this year. I could never get anybody to take any. Today, I did my final session at my school's Friday Night Skiing class. It was moved to the day since we didn't have school. The lighting was flat, and I overshot a jump to flat and hit my head pretty hard but not hard evough to hurt my self or anything.

I also finished a new jump for the biking season today. I haven't hit it yet but I hit the hip part of it. Out of about 7 tries I almost got 270 perfect twice. I tend to lean to the left on both of those which is why I fell eacth time. Tomorrow, I will film my session and show it to you guys.

I'll update again tomorrow.

What's up everyone. I hope all of your sports are going well. Especially those who are involved in sports that you learn new tricks in. I'm stoked. I had a really productive weekend a few days ago. Here's the run down of my skiing:

At my school there was no school on Friday however I did have Friday night skiing at Hoodoo. I decided to rest up and stay home until three, which is when I need to get to my school to go to Hoodoo, instead of skiing a morning at Mt. Bachelor before heading night skiing. I had a lot of fun at hoodoo. I got there and goofed around all night on the little jump they had set up there. I was able to squeeze around mute 540's. Not even considering the 720 because there was no way I could land it with out penciling. I went inside to have dinner and had another hour to ski to rap it up.

The next day, I went to Bachelor to experience "I-park's" new set-up. It's so sick now. Seven jumps all over 25 feet, and three rails. I decided to start spinning the first one. First I mute 360ed, then 540. I  then decided to pull it around for a mute 720. I had to through it pretty hard but I landed it first try. I did those the rest of the weekend. I also learned scremens. Those are so sketchy to do. Getting your skis crossed over to alternating sides is no picnic, and getting them unhooked is no fun either.

Sunday was a good day to close the weekend about 8inches of pow. The first jump just clear enough to spin. So I did a few 7's, and hooked up with my friends for lunch. After lunch we shredded the sick powder of Northwest chair. There are so many jibs back there it's unbelievable.

That was a sum up of my weekend. I have a four day weekend this week. Goals ahead: Mute 900 over the sixth jump in I-park. Fingers crossed.

I'll post my accomplishments later. Untill then, have a good rest of January and Feburary!

Hey everyone. I've got my cast off after crashing on a 360. I broke my radius in my arm. Last weekend, when I got my cast off, I went up to the mountain for the first time. I've got A LOT of skill building to do because everyting felt super sketchy. I couldn't beleive that last year I was doing 900's off the big sides at my local hill. I'm going to start thinking about all this in a different way though: you did this stuff last year....just do it now. I can tell that this season of skiing is going to be awesome though.

Peace Out.

Well in Oregon, the weather is getting cool, and school is in session so it's kind of hard to ride and learn at the same time. I'm just focasing on trying to get as many tricks into the bag as I can before the snow falls. I'm also digging and building like crazy so when the snow melts I'll be able to start up the season with a bunch of new lines and features to hit. I'm super stoaked for what I've accomplished this year; Suicide No handers, 360's, Backflips into foam. Holly grabs into foam pit, 90 degree whips, try stars, no foot cans, x-up, x-up to no footer, heel clickers into foam pit and, clearing every thing on A-line in whistler. Wow! Just now am I realizing how much I've learned this year. Interesting.  Stay tuned for ski season posts. Peace out!  ;)