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Upper Playground Presents Stoked Sessions 2009: ‘I Love LA’

29. April 2009

On May 2-3, Upper Playground is hosting Stoked Sessions Los Angeles 2009, an art auction and fundraiser for Stoked Mentoring. Every year Stoked teams up with the best artists in action sports, street and fine art to produce original pieces, with 100% of the sales benefiting Stoked Mentoring. This year, Upper Playground is proud to [...]

Red Bull Cold Crush 2009 Results and Video Highlights

29. April 2009

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Last month, Red Bull hosted thirteen of the world’s best freeskiers at Retallack Lodge in British Columbia, Canada to hold the Red Bull Cold Crush 2009 Freeski contest. After three days of backcountry freeskiing, Kye Petersen took home first place. Red Bull Cold Crush 2009 Freeskiing Results Kye Petersen JP Auclair Sage Cattabriga-Alosa Red Bull Cold Crush 2009 Video Highlights

Winter X Games 13 Women’s Ski SuperPipe Results

26. January 2009

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If you blinked you missed it as ESPN squeezed the highlights of the Women’s Ski SuperPipe competition in between their numerous Totino’s Roll Into the X Games commercials. And considering that ESPN loves the stories and drama behind the X Games athletes, you would think that they would be falling over themselves to pump Sarah [...]

Winter X Games 13 Men’s Ski SuperPipe Results

23. January 2009

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ESPN’s Winter X Games 13 kicked off last night from Buttermilk Mountain in Aspen, Colorado. The featured event of the night was the latest episode in Men’s SuperPipe supremacy between Tanner Hall and Simon Dumont. As these two skiers have combined to practically own the podium in Winter X Games SuperPipe for the past five [...]

Nike ACG Sweetspots - Richard Permin Skis Alaska

21. January 2009

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In this episode of Nike ACG Sweetspots, Richard Permin skis the steeps of Haines, Alaska. And just when you think the life of a professional skier is helicopters and fun in the sun, this video shows Richard Permin waiting for almost two weeks for the weather to clear to get some good lines.