What are the skills and responsibilities of being a snowboarder?
The skills are of course to be a good snowboarder, but to also bring something new to the sport. It’s a responsibility to do this and work for it.
What makes you want to progress?
Boredom, it’s boring for me to do the same jumps all day, everyday. I need variety and to try new tricks off weird obstacles.
How would you spend your ideal day?
It would involve snowboarding, doing something creative for a bit, drinking some wine and hanging out with girlfriend and my dog, those days are pretty perfect.
What do you think is the most fun thing to do for yourself?
Trying to top the last fun thing I did, or just the opposite and doing the least amount of anything.
What would you list as a career highlight?
The Air and Style contest, traveling to crazy places, the proud feeling of putting together a good video part
Were there any notable trips in filming for Forum or Against’em?
The Quebec trip stood out for me. I had just gotten the ok from my doctor that I could ride again (broken foot) and flew out there the next morning, and ended up getting 4 or 5 shots in 3 days. I learned I really like riding that urban stuff too.
In what kind of snowboard environment are you most comfortable?
Soft snow, but not too deep, weird and odd transitions everywhere. Stuff to pop off of and bonk with steep landings.
If you weren’t snowboarding, you would be?
Lazier
What, if anything, is too serious to be joked about?
A Prince Albert on a Forum Team Manager.
What was the last thing you regret buying?
Land in Arizona
Where do you see yourself when you are 55 years old?
In a wheelchair getting pushed around by a hot nurse.