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Andrew Sayer's Column

 Andrew Sayer - A regular-footed has-been that almost was, now 2 decades deep in this b!tch. On the quest for the meaning of sarcasm he snowboards in denim, surfs in a v-neck, and keeps a pet mini-ramp.


 
The '09 Quiksilver Down Low
Posted On Mon, Mar 23 2009 2:26 PM
While our neighbors down south have the US Open to celebrate every year in mid-March, Ontario has something even more legit: The Quiksilver Down Low at Mount St. Louis Moonstone. And since this year marked the fifth anniversary of the popular end-of-season "anti-contest" contest pioneered by Barrie's Tropical North... (more)

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Injuries You Don't Want
Posted On Wed, Mar 18 2009 7:55 PM
The difference between being a mediocre snowboarder and great one is often just being able to ride consistently without injury. Granted, if you go snowboarding you will fall and if you want to progress, you will fall a lot...and VERY hard. Riding has its common injuries like arms, wrists and hands, but here are a few injuries... (more)

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Droppin' Dimes with Harrison Gray
Posted On Mon, Mar 09 2009 6:19 PM
Harrison Gray is a freak of a good snowboarder. But then again it seems like every young snowboarder is these days. Besides the fact that he has the style of a seasoned veteran, the crazy thing about Harrison is how straight his head is put on. After meeting him at the tender age of 14, we became fast friends: doing laps together... (more)

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Down With Horseshoe
Posted On Wed, Mar 04 2009 3:41 PM
Horseshoe holds a special place in the heart of every Ontario snowboarder, since it's always been the first local resort to open for the season and is usually the last to close as well. This year, with recent ownership changes, they are backing up their longevity with some of the smoothest rails, drainpipes, and well-built... (more)

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