Athlete Profile: Josh Dueck
Meet Josh Dueck, part of the Para-Alpine ski team headed to Sochi.
Meet Josh Dueck, part of the Para-Alpine ski team headed to Sochi.
Mac Marcoux races in the visually impaired category as the youngest competitor on the IPC World Cup circuit and is guided by his older brother, Billy Joe Marcoux.
An Introduction of Para-alpine skiing as our into the 2014 Sochi Paralympics.
Snow Sports Canada announced today that it has signed a groundbreaking partnership agreement with iON America, a world-leading Point of View (POV) camera company, about to enter the Canadian marketplace.
MEET THE 2014 CANADIAN PARA SNOWBOARD TEAM
Ian Lockey (Trail, BC)
John Leslie (Armprior, ON)
Tyler Mosher (Whistler, BC)
Michelle Salt (Calgary, AB)
History in the Making:
An Introduction to Para-snowboarding
The athletes will make history by competing in the first ever snowboard event at the Paralympic Winter Games in Sochi, Russia.
How to Give your Body the Nutrition it Needs for Recovery
Gold medallist for Women’s Skicross, this Canadian female’s first memory of skiing was Ski Scamps on Whistler Mountain.
Recent silver medalist of Women’s Skicross at Sochi, read more about this talented and determined Canadian.
TIPS FROM THE PROS
This Issue: Stretches that riders should be doing after a day of snowboarding
Scott started biathlon in his later teen years, after a career of more traditionally Canadian sports like football, baseball and hockey. He caught the biathlon bug after watching a short program on the 1998 Olympics.
Livingston finished 19th in Men’s Halfpipe results. This Canadian was born in Scarborough, Ontario, and raised in Aurora, where he currently resides and rides for Jesse Fulton’s Icarus Snow and Skate. Livingston picked up snowboarding after watching his older brother – who he looked up to and wanted to be like – ride with his friends.