Adam Foster

From “built for television” contest parks to “a way to keep the kids entertained” afterthoughts, every operation has some sort of terrain park. So why is it that so many are just…boring?

Standard Films played a key part of getting snowboarding off the ground, and starting snowboard film culture. And it all began with TB1.

As more people travel to the mountains, parking and housing become major issues that are at odds with each other. Could commuter train lines provide an answer?

Snowboarding doesn’t have to be about going the biggest and contest judging. That’s not what made it popular to begin with. Having fun and hanging out with your friends made it popular, the feel of freedom of movement and big sweeping turns. So why not celebrate it?

A lot of snowboard instructors claim to be student-centric, and then still blame the student when lessons don't go well. But they came to you for help, and it's your job to help them.