Thank U Snowboarding

Out of everyone I"ve had on so far, Johns journey is probably the closest to mine. As a way to go snowboarding, starting a business to share the experience of being in the mountains, with a comfy bed and some good food, surrounded by like minded people, its not an easy life to choose, and I know from experience that it isn't for everyone, but there is something incredible about these places that pop up, run by snowboarders for snowboarders, stripping out the bullshit the middle class ski families want, and adding in things like being shown how to wax your board, or having someone with years of experience point you in the right direction on the mountain, are all things that you won't get from the identikit chalet holiday.The Dragon Lodge is one of the last bastions of snowboard lodges in the Alps, as with everything, costs are rising and the lowly snowboarder is being pushed out, but I guarantee you, as a snowboarder, will come away from a stay there with more memories, smiles and laughs than anywhere else. If it isn't on your bucket list, then reevaluate your bucket list and go visit https://dragonlodge.com/As always, snowboarders for snowboarders and none more so than The Snowboard Asylum, whatever you need, from advice for your next riding mission to a full set up, go speak to those with a millenia of experience among them https://www.snowboard-asylum.com/Shout out to Lizzie and Dan at Burton for the ride https://www.burton.com/gb/en/home?regionSelector=trueAlso to Tom Kingsnorth and Transform Gloves, keeing my fingers warm at -11 https://transformgloves.com/en-gbAnd of course to Oakley, protecting my eyes and making things visible https://www.oakley.com/en-gbDon't forget, new stuff going up on our Insta and Youtube all the time... and if you'd like to send me an email, [email protected] it, see you next weekPeace x Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Schoph has been in the trenches of snowboarding and art for a long time, staying true to both his passion for sliding around on mountains and tranferring the images inside his brain onto canvas, and that staying true is leading him down a very singular path.His work with Jamie Lynn is well documented and has resulted in the brand 1910, which is currently enjoying becoming the coolest brand in snowboarding, resonating with kids and 'old heads' alike. https://9teenten.comHe is also experimenting more with an abstract side of his art which has found a home with Island Snowboards https://www.island-snowboards.com/, as well as being shown at galleries such as the Red House Gallery in Harrogate: https://www.redhouseoriginals.com/Thanks to the Dragon Lodge for looking after us https://dragonlodge.com/Thanks also to Burton https://www.burton.com/us/en/home, Oakley https://www.oakley.com and Transform Gloves https://transformgloves.com/en-gbIf you want to get in touch, you can va Instagram @thank_u_snowboarding_podcast or by emailing [email protected] x Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Will Has covered a lot of ground throughout his snowboarding career, both figuratively and physically. From his younger days as a pink haired, Hawian shirted, ID magazine appearing dryslope ruler, to seasoned seasonaire, Dragon Lodge running, splitboarding, touring lifer in search of the perfect turn, Will liveS his life in snowboarding.An amazing few days at the Dragon Lodge, riding, laughing and vibing with an epic crew, what a pleasure to finally sit down with an old friend and talk about his passion and what keeps him motivated to walk out every morning and ride epic mountains.Thanks to the Dragon Lodge for looking after us, if you are looking for rider driven holidays, look no further: https://dragonlodge.com/Thanks also to Dan and Lizzie at Burton for the board, an Alekasam 156 which has handled all sorts of conditions brilliantly, more here: https://www.burton.comOakley were kind enough to send me over some goggles, which worked as brilliantly as you'd expect: https://www.oakley.comAnd to Tom Kingsnorth of Transform Gloves for the toasty mitts that worked even when it was -11! https://transformgloves.comAnd of course, The Snowboard Asylum for their continued support of this podcast, and for looking after snowboarders for the last 35 years...https://www.snowboard-asylum.com/MOre next week at 10am, peace out. x Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Neil has carved himself quite a unique path, one that he certainly blazed for himself. No other UK snowboarder has earned the title of high mountain guide, a qualification that is as much about climbing as much as snowboarding, and to take clients into that environment and be responsable isn't something to be taken lightly, let alone the time and effort it takes to earn that title in the first place.Thats on top of his status as British champion, a career racing and helping set up teaching qualifications, quite the CV.Now in the envious position of living by the beach in SW France, surfning with the likes of Tom Burt (legend) looking after his body with yoga and being able to go snowboarding in the best places he chooses for him and his clinets, Neil has acheived what most of us would like to do, and fair play to him.If you would like to know more about his trips, you can find out here: https://mcnabsnowboarding.com/ If you want to know more about what kit you should use in the back country then the TSA have got you covered, their new website is here: https://www.snowboard-asylum.com/Thanks to Oakley for the goggles, I've used Oakley for years and I still think they are the best. Check their range here: https://www.oakley.com/en-gbThere are still classic UK shred prints left, the proceeds of which go to CALM, you can find out more about these here: https://thereasonmag.com/collections/since-89-print-collectionIf you'd like to get in touch with me, you can by emailing me [email protected] think that is it. Happy shredding xxx Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.