Whitewater ski coach Dylan Henderson shows readers how to ski the big drops.
Whitewater Ski Team coach Dylan Henderson writes about the best way to switch between turns.
Whitewater ski coach Dylan Henderson shows you how to put pressure on your outside ski when turning.
Whitewater Ski Team coach Dylan Henderson teaches the debated technique.
Whitewater ski team coach Dylan Henderson explains the difference between carving and pivoting.
Whitewater's Dylan Henderson teaches you how to improve ski performance by applying pressure.
Whitewater Ski Team coach Dylan Henderson shows how to control your skies in powder.
Whitewater Ski Team coach Dylan Henderson provides some tips for getting the most out of your time on the slopes.
Ankles and knees are crucial to effective turning on the ski hill.
In the last column we focused on our rock star airplane turns and this week we will focus on skiing drills.
In the last column we focused on unlocking your skiing and this week we will focus on airplane turns.
The last column was focused on hand position and this week we will focus on getting into an athletic stance.
Hands forward! Get your hands out of your pockets! Sound familiar? My coach used to shout this.
The last column was focused on the sensation of skiing and this week we will focus on getting hips up at the transition.
With this incredible start to the ski season at Whitewater I have been paying attention to the feel of skiing.
December is a time of gathering with friends and family and the place where I feel the greatest sense of community is at Whitewater.
As the ski season approaches, skiers are filled with a dizzying combination of preseason stoke mixed with El Nino-induced panic attacks.
"We have many more decades of skiing here but there will be inconsistencies to the quality of the snow that we can prepare ourselves for.”
Ski tips with Dylan Henderson to bring out your inner hotdogger.
Stop leaning back! Don’t sit on the toilet! Hands forward! Sound familiar? It’s true.
