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Kamp K2 - Serious fun with the American ski company
I never went to summer camp as a kid. Despite the heavy influence of Salute Your Shorts and Heavy Weights on my most impressionable years, my parents never sent me.
Sports briefs: Ontario skier wins Spirit of Sarah Scholarship
Carly Lavielle, seen here training with Momentum Ski Camps last summer, was selected as this year's recipient of the Spirit of Sarah Scholarship.
Paralympics Ski Champ Makes 2,000 Foot Climb
By Ben Horney The Manitou Springs Incline in Colorado is one of the nation's most difficult hikes, even though it is less than a mile in distance.
The "Money Can't Buy It" experiences auction
The "Money Can't Buy It" experiences auction at the Jindabyne Central School's Snow Ball this Saturday night is sure to be one of the highlights of the Ball.
Wendy Bennett, a member of the NAOSH Week organizing committee, helps Westly Mckinnley to set an MP3 music player at an acceptable sound level for zero hearing loss.
Olympic summit prepares Canadian athletes for Sochi
Canada's Olympic athletes have been in an intensive training session this weekend in Vancouver, but it has nothing to do with how fast they can skate our how high they can jump.
Bushfield dives into adventurous life in way late wife Sarah Burke would've wanted
Rory Bushfield, husband of Sarah Burke, holds a candle in front of her portrait during a memorial service for freestyle skier Sarah Burke in Whistler, B.C. Tuesday, April 10, 2012.
Rory Bushfield makes a splash in late wife Sarah Burke's memory
Canucks goalie Roberto Luongo's Yaletown penthouse is on the market for $4.2 million.
After a season of surprises, spills and plenty of spandex, Splash came to an end Tuesday night.
Splash Finale Recap: And the Winner of ABC's Diving Competition Is...
After shocking exits and a slew of injuries, Splash , ABC's buzzy new reality hit competition series, closed out its memorable first season on Tuesday night.
Top Winter Athletes Give Free Skill Sessions at Snow Planet
Some of New Zealand's best winter athletes are heading to Snow Planet on Saturday May 18th to give free skills sessions at celebration of the beginning of winter.
Who is Kerry Miller, and What's He Do? - Skiers have wondered for decades
He's compared in various contexts to a soccer mom, Glen Plake, a momma bear, and Phil Jackson.
Detroit X Games Bid Chosen, City Is Finalist To Host ESPN's Summer Competition 2014-2016
It's official. Detroit wowed ESPN enough to be named a finalist in the sports network's quest to choose a host city for the Summer X Games beginning in 2014.
Caught Up with Hana Beaman and Jess Kimura
We all know the impact that women have had on action sports in the past few years.
NFL Players to be in Truckee for golf tournament
More than 25 NFL players and other sports celebrities, including Hall of Famers Marcus Allen, Fred Biletnikoff, Mike Haynes, and James Lofton will pay tribute to football great Gene Upshaw, July 14-15, 2013 during the 5th annual Gene Upshaw Memorial Golf Classic at Gray's Crossing in Truckee, Calif.
Gus Kenworthy's Favorite Offseason Ski Towns: Aspen, CO
"I love Aspen," Kenworthy says. "It's really ritzy and kind of glamourous, but it's also outdoorsy and active with plenty of cool people." Aspen has plenty of fine restaurants and plush hotels, but there's no place where you can't come in kicking snow or mud from your boots.
Para-alpine championships a success
Spring sun shone on the girls for Bikinis for Breast Cancer. Over $11,000 was raised for breast cancer research.
New luxury Maldives resort, easier Tibetan travel
China has eased its restrictions on tourism in Tibet, which should make it easier for travellers to visit picture-perfect destinations like Cholo and Kangchung Peak.
Bobby Brown: Freeskiing big air and slopestyle phenomenon
Bobby Brown is an international freeskiing phenomenon known as the "single most dominant park skier in the world" with a progressive career of jaw-dropping tricks and breathtaking maneuvers.
Junk In The Truck: Eastern Collective Cables - Vermont's Eastern Collective strikes gold
Matt Benedetto quit his job. Last fall, while hanging with friends in Burlington, Vermont, he was looking at the generic white iPhone cord that comes standard with every Apple device.