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 | Max Martin Skiing Accident: A Tragic Loss for All | Teton Gravity Research
Max was skiing in Japan with his brother, when the fatal incident occurred. Details of Max Martin's skiing accident remain private, but the impact of his loss is being felt globally. He is remembered by friends and family, as a person who radiated positivity and welcomed others into the mountain community.
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 | Shanghai Launches World's Largest Indoor Ski Resort: L*SNOW Sets New ...
Shanghai unveils the world’s largest indoor ski resort, L*SNOW, featuring 90,000 square meters of skiing space, shops, hotels, and a soon-to-open water park, expanding to 350,000 square meters. Recognized by Guinness World Records, this resort uses advanced cooling and snow-making technologies alongside sustainable features like ice storage and solar panels, balancing high energy demands ...
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 | The Jetskis Movie: A Five-Year Street Skiing Film | Teton Gravity Research
The Jetskis Movie is a five-year full-length built around short, self-contained segments rather than traditional athlete parts. Each section runs only a couple minutes, but none feel disposable. Instead of chasing a single narrative or stacking names for momentum, the film treats each segment as its own moment; distinct in tone, terrain, and energy.
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 | Pressure Drop | Teton Gravity Research
Born from a dream and forged in Alaska, Pressure Drop is the 30th annual film from TGR—an all-time journey through cliffs, couloirs, and the raw edge of mountain life.
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 | A Complete Guide to Grand Targhee Skiing and Lifestyle
Snow A Complete Guide to Grand Targhee Skiing and Lifestyle A TGR travel guide covering Grand Targhee Resort, including best flights, slopeside lodging, lift ticket options, top après-ski spots, and non-skiing winter activities like fat biking and snowshoeing.
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 | The Ultimate Guide To Jackson Hole’s Corbet’s Couloir
Why Corbet's Is So Famous, and So Gnarly Future TGR film athlete Max Hammer pulled off a wild feat in the spring of 2013–skiing non-stop from the top of the Tram, including a full-speed launch into Corbet's, for TGR inaugural Co-Lab contest. The word couloir translates from the French roughly as a hallway or passage.
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 | Skijoring: The Thrill of Skiing Behind Galloping Hooves
Horse-powered skijoring combines the thrill of skiing with the power of galloping horses, offering a unique winter sport rooted in Nordic traditions. Learn about its history, essential gear, and how to experience it yourself.
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 | Utah Snowland Reopening Offers Free Skiing | Teton Gravity Research
After 40 years, Utah’s historic Snowland Ski and Sledding Area is making a comeback, with free lift access for the first two seasons. The non-profit Snowland Foundation is bringing this community-focused hill back to life, offering a safe and affordable place for families to ski and sled, just as it did decades ago.
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