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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.
Media Tips From The Top
Posted On Mon, Jan 25 2010 7:15 PM
You've got your 7's, 9's and 10's all 4 ways, double corks are on lock and your truck/sled combo is ready to tear the backcountry a new one. Now if you could only stand out from the crowd and start to get some love from photographers and magazine editors! I rounded up a few of my experienced friends in the pro... (more)

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Dave Short: Slow and Easy Wins the Race
Posted On Mon, Jan 18 2010 7:49 PM
Dave Short has always let his riding do the talking. His soft spoken demeanor and introverted personality may not be the best traits to getting big snowboard sponsorship gigs, but his slow and steady rise in the world of big mountain snowboarding proves that you still have to put your money where your mouth is to make it in... (more)

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Benji Ritchie's Not Done Yet
Posted On Mon, Jan 11 2010 7:13 PM
It's no secret: times are tough. Company budgets are locked up tighter than the old man's liquor cabinet, which is making it difficult for pro snowboarders to put food on the table, let alone chase the shred around the world. 28-year-old Benji Ritchie knows this all too well. Born and raised ten minutes from Mont Tremblant... (more)

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Kale Stephens: He's A Ninja, You Idiot!
Posted On Mon, Jan 04 2010 3:45 PM
The first thing I noticed about Kale Stephens, when I met him 13-ish years ago in the mean streets of Whistler Village, was that he had a certain presence about him. Not unlike a cube, it's as if he's as tall as he is wide as he is thick. Now 32 years-old, he still boasts the same physique and attacks snowboarding in... (more)

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