Easier options being Mt.Hood or Whistler both with fairly accessible snowboard camps where a rider can get a job at the camp, or attempt to get sponsor passes where the camps supports get the rider in. Each of these choices have there benefits and weaknesses obviously. With working at a camp such as a coach you have to spend some of your time coaching kids and actually working versus being on a sponsor pass where you have the opportunity to ride and train all day. With this said being a sponsor pass sounds like the more ideal situation, but its much more of a short term situation. With a past in going to High Cascade (HCSC) I've decided to take the coach route, for my third year in a row at this point. I find being a coach not only allows you to spend all summer on your board doing what we all love, but creates a unique opportunity to learn how to coach your self, and starting seeing ones riding from an outsiders perspective.
Now with my route being coaching at HCSC there are also a little less accesable but pretty sweet opportunites to travel to South America, buy a season pass and ride a whole second winter. This is definitely a viable option, but with training and contest driven snowboarding being my priotity Ive decided to save that for future summers.
With my choice being set here at HCSC Ive attempted to make the most of it and try to not only learn new tricks and refine my style, but also get some exposure through various snowboard websites and social media outlooks. Ive included a list of links at the bottom if there is interested in seeing some of my riding and what goes down on a regular basis up here.
Whether you an avid rider, or simply looking for a Snowboarding fix during the summer I highly recommend checking out HighCascadeSnowboardCamp (www.Highcascade.com)or any of the other shedding options listed.
Snowboard Camps
http://www.highcascade.com/
http://windells.com/snowboard-camp/
https://campofchampions.com/the-camp/snowboarding
http://www.sassglobaltravel.com/
An Article on Summer Camps
http://snowboarding.transworld.net/1000122833/featuresobf/escape-to-summer-snowboard-camp/
Video Posts which I have shots in
http://www.snowboardermag.com/exclusives/snowboarder-video-magazine-episode-1-mt-hood-late-june-2/ 1:25
http://www.snowboardermag.com/exclusives/video-magazine-episode-2-mt-hood-early-july/ 51
http://www.snowboardermag.com/exclusives/video-magazine-episode-2-mt-hood-early-july/ 51
http://www.snowboardermag.com/exclusives/the-first-annual-summer-games-triple-jump-video/ 2:15
http://www.yobeat.com/2013/07/08/high-cascade-session-1-2-video/ 54
http://snowboarding.transworld.net/1000205860/videos/high-cascade-session-four-video-recap/ 4:03
Post with photos of me
http://brandonhuttenlocherblog.wordpress.com/
http://www.yobeat.com/2013/07/08/high-cascade-session-1-2-video/ 54
http://snowboarding.transworld.net/1000205860/videos/high-cascade-session-four-video-recap/ 4:03
Post with photos of me
http://brandonhuttenlocherblog.wordpress.com/
Would love to come out here with my camera and take some footage!
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