By Newschoolers
Dec 18th 2023
Being skiers, we’ve collectively descended millions of vertical feet, making countless turns. While it’s these turns we chase around the world, it’s the other moments that we remember. In skiing, one turn blends effortlessly into another, as they do in our memory. But it’s the periphery, the context, the landscape, and the friendships that are truly memorable. Iceland gave us just enough snow to get by and still call it worth it, but more importantly its unique realities transported us to the timeless feeling of simply skiing with friends.
Apr 4th 2024
News recently dropped that Whistler will not run glacier skiing during summer 2024 due to poor conditions.
Feb 27th 2023
In this episode, we sit down with one of the biggest names in comp skiing from the past decade: Nick Goepper.
Oct 11th 2023
Alterra announced its intention to buy the Mike Wiegele Helicopter Skiing Operation this morning in a press release.
Apr 25th 2024
Finn Bilous has taken to the backcountry like a duck to water! He lets us know why Kiwis are so adaptable, the differences between big mountain and park skiing plus the direction he wants to see competition skiing go...
Jan 4th 2023
Top freeskier John Collinson giving tips on how to film skiing video with a 360 camera (Insta360 X3) with multiple mounting options and cool AI edits.
Jan 17th 2024
Descendance is pretty thought-provoking, as ski movies go and not in an arty/The Bunch kind of way. If you haven’t seen it it’s about North Face Austrian/Ghanaian skier Dennis Renalter, exploring his heritage (descendance). We spoke to him when he got home in Salzburg, where he moved to six-months-ago from his childhood home of Stubai. Obviously we touch on his differences and challenges, but he was more than happy to talk about skiing too!