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NZ SKI & SNOW MAGAZINE : The Biggest Ski and Snowboarding magazine in the Southern Hemisphere NEW ZEALAND SKI & SNOWBOARDING MAGAZINE is the leading Ski and Snowboard Magazine in New Zealand. It was launched in May 2002 and has become the mouthpiece for the industry. NEW ZEALAND SKI & SNOWBOARDING MAGAZINE has reached far more readers nationally than any other ski or snowboard related magazine in New Zealand.

 
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Winter Park, Colorado (22 February 2010) – For the fifth time in five years of racing at the Wells Fargo Ski Cup World Invitational, Paralympian Adam Hall has secured a Gold medal. Hall is the first athlete to achieve five gold medals in this hotly contested event, where professional, world-class disabled ski racers go head-to-head for the prize money. The... [Read the rest of this post]

Raph’s Blog (unedited as Raph intended!)

We left Silverthorne Wednesday last week, had a quick gas stop and proceeded to Aspen, Co. Its a pretty short journey, we traveled through the Vail pass so most of the journey you’re surrounded by cliffs and mountainous terrain. Once out of the Vail pass we had a brunch break in Glenwood Springs which is a reasonably small town that smells like... [Read the rest of this post]

Kendall Brown pushes through the pain

Vancouver, 18 February 2010: New Zealand’s Kendall Brown pushed through the pain of a dislocated shoulder to finish an outstanding 15th in the women’s halfpipe at Cypress Mountain in Vancouver making her New Zealand’s top performer at Vancouver 2010. Brown’s shoulder popped out in training just 30 minutes before her first run. Coach Tom... [Read the rest of this post]

Kendall Brown Advances

Vancouver, Canada – With a combined score of 40.9 Kendall Brown has just advanced through to the semi-finals in Snowboard Halfpipe at the 2010 Winter Olympic Games, placing 15th in the qualifiers. Showing good amplitude and a solid second run, Brown was all smiles and knew she’d made it through in the top 18. The top six competitors will advance... [Read the rest of this post]

In a day which saw many falls, teammate Mitchell Brown also struggles

Vancouver, Canada (17 February 2010) – New Zealand Olympian James Hamilton missed qualification in today’s snowboard halfpipe event on Cypress Mountain by a mere 1.6 points. He finished 10th but needed a ninth or better to move to the next round of competition. Photo: James Hamilton Credit: Getty Images Sport Hamilton was in the same heat... [Read the rest of this post]

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