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Pete Andersen's Column

The once "Dirty" Pete Andersen is a legend in Canadian snowboarding. An original Wildcat, Pete went from semi-sponsored rider and video producer to the multi-tasking, multi-talented media man he is today. You've heard him on the microphone at snowboard contests, you've seen him in magazines and now you'll read his words on Push. Originally from Ontario, Peter is living in Calgary so he can fully exploit the local economy.
Torstein Horgmo: Believe the Hype
Posted On Mon, Feb 23 2009 5:56 PM
The first time I ever had the pleasure of seeing 21 year old Torstein Horgmo ride was during the Summer of 2007. I was up on the glacier at Camp of Champions in Whistler and this kid kept spinning laps through the gargantuan triple set and was flawless. His riding seemed effortless and smooth, so unbelievably smooth. I managed... (more)

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Scanners: The Next Wave
Posted On Mon, Feb 16 2009 5:56 PM
Contrary to popular belief, the discovery of North America was by the Vikings some 500 years before Columbus found the so-called "New World". And while their plundering ways have long since changed, the draw of North America and its bounty still bring Scandinavians here in search of fame and riches. Consisting of Norway... (more)

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Contests Killed the Video Star: Toutant and Reid
Posted On Mon, Feb 09 2009 6:12 PM
When the elusive professional snowboarder first reared it's ugly head the steps required to become one were very cut and dry: enter contest, win contest, repeat. Somewhere along the line video parts started to play a larger and larger role in this process. Eventually there were two distinct categories, the contest rider... (more)

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Devun Walsh: Team Captain
Posted On Wed, Feb 04 2009 5:10 PM
A man that needs no introduction (although I am going to do it anyway), that single-handedly changed the direction of backcountry snowboarding and has been killing it for years, finds himself at the helm of yet another industry-leading snowboard team. Devun Walsh, who's been rocking DC boots for over seven years, made the... (more)

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