Archive for the ‘Press’ Category
Maddy Schaffrick: X GamesՉ۬youngest competitor
The X Games have been around long enough that there is now a generation of athletes who grew up on the event.… More | Posted: January 31, 2010
“Number Two, Woo-Hoo!” Jones Takes Women’s Snowboard Slopestyle on Her Final Run
Jenny Jones went into her last run knowing that if she wanted to repeat in Women’s Snowboard Slopestyle, that she would have to put up a big number to surpass Jamie Anderson.… More | Posted: January 31, 2010
Bleiler Again Tops Clark, Setting Up Potential Showdown
Gretchen Bleiler defeated Kelly Clark for the second time this month, setting up a potential showdown in the halfpipe at the Winter Olympics in Vancouver in February.… More | Posted: January 31, 2010
Bleiler Claims Fourth X Games Women’s Superpipe Gold
“I’m glad I’m not a judge,” said Heikki Sorsa as we all stood at the bottom of the pipe watching Kelly Clark finish up her third finals run.… More | Posted: January 31, 2010
Homecoming better for Bleiler this time
Record-setting superpipe success different feeling from 2006.
For Gretchen Bleiler, Aspen’s golden girl of snowboarding, Winter X Games 14 are all about alchemy.… More | Posted: January 31, 2010
Day 3 at Winter X Games 14
Stuart Claxton gives insight into the third day of Winter X Games 14 in Aspen, Colorado
Day 3 at Winter X Games 14… More | Posted: January 31, 2010
Back on Top: Aspen’s Bleiler Takes Gold in Women’s Snowboard SuperPipe
Gretchen Bleiler and Kelly Clark put on a show that many of the one-day record crowd of 34,500 will not soon forget.… More | Posted: January 30, 2010
Combining Food with Yoga to Enhance the Senses
What if you could combine a health practice with the enjoyment of food, even chocolate?
Well, now you can with this new practice of ‘Yoga for Foodies,’ which combines the practice of yoga and stretching with the enjoyment of being ‘one’ with your food.… More | Posted: January 29, 2010
Yoga for Foodies Pairs Vinyasa Flow With Fresh, Sustainable Fare
Practicing yoga and eating good food rank high among our favorite activities. (Thankfully, yoga burns calories.) David Romanelli’s Jam Sessions: Yoga for Foodies combines the two with an hour-long Vinyasa flow class, followed by a meal from a local chef who uses sustainable, eco-friendly practices and fresh, locally farmed ingredients.… More | Posted: January 29, 2010