Overview

How I got started

I was a skier since age 3 and a rec skater for fun. At age 12 I found snowboarding and never looked back!

Goals for the Future

I plan to compete in both USASA and USSA. I`d like to make it to the oln gravity games. It`s abummer because the AST American snowboard tour and the Vans Triple Crown series were both cancelled. I`d like to make it to a few national events and rip it up too! I already have all four 720 down with style. I want to be able to back to back all four 900s. Also I have plans to start a film company in the future and film with a few up and coming filmers!

Bio

What inspires you to compete?

It`s not what, but more who! My grandmother before she passed away always told me to chase my dreams. Otherwise one could develope regret. I promised here three days before she was passed away that I`d try 200 percent to make it in snowboarding and not give up when the going got tough!

Describe your style...

I like to go really big and do massive rotations, almost overshooting sometimes. Style is the most key point in riding to me, so it depends on how I feel I need to express myself!

Do you train? What does your schedule look like?

Yes, at this level I find it neccesary and fun. I spend three hour every other day decated to training during the off season. during the season I cut it in half. My work out is inspired by Les Miles training called body pump, I just do it for 3 hour instead of 1!

Music?

I have an I-pod and it is the best thing to mix with riding. Pretty much I listen to all genres and 80`s ol school is on my playlist a bunch!!

Do you like to travel? What's your best (clean) road trip story?

Raod trips are the best you always learn something new about yourself. We took a trip to Mammoth but ended up in Tahoe instead. It started out with us buying a $200 honda accord that ran like a champ. The Utah police impound it becasue of artile something or anther. We had to stay in this hotel and the chick we met at the front desk was awesome! Her and her Husband took us to the greyhound station which we bought tickets on over the phone. It ended up being the wrong one and we spent 12 hours hanging with truck drivers and other random people! We were showing them our videos and stuff. They were stoked and had a better understanding of riding and living the dream.

Competitive Highlights

03-04 Maine mountain series 2nd
03-04 Maine mountain series 3rd
03-04 summer big bataleon snowbards at folgefonna 3rd
04-05-Freeride Triology tour at sunday River 3rd
04-05 Keystone Colorado Rail Jam 2nd
04-05 Sunday river Slopestyle

Jeff Lavin is: 

Riding in Argentina killing it