Backcountry snowboard guide
After an internship in Alaska with H2O guides and lots of shooting and competitions. I decided to put my focus on guiding. Last winter 2011 I finished my Austrian Snowboard guiding course (Snowboard Führer). So I can grow a mustache and show people what it is all about ;). I am not a conventional guide that shows the typical places where everybody can go down symmetrical in a row. My style of guiding is about giving your own input and stimulating a learning process. It is about forecasting avalanches, awareness, fun and most of all safety.
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Mediacoverage Archive
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Snowboardermag nov/dec 2007
Posted on November 19, 2007 | No CommentsIn this item I will explain a serie of jib tricks and there are some nice pictures of the Schnalstaler gletscher. The pow pictures are shot by Edo Jungerius. -
Ripstar catalog 2007-2008
Posted on October 20, 2007 | No CommentsThe Ripstar magazine for 2007-2008. -
Dutch Salomon folder 2007-2008
Posted on September 20, 2007 | No CommentsCheck out the Ripstar ad in the Salomon folder. -
Snowboardermag mrt/apr 2007
Posted on March 19, 2007 | No CommentsA Skype interview in the Snowboardermag written by Martine Veldhoen. I am basically talking about the ins and outs of being a snowboard instructor. -
MAX january 2007
Posted on January 20, 2007 | No CommentsMax is a magazine based in Germany. -
SNOWboard magazine 2006-2007
Posted on October 19, 2006 | No CommentsWe had a snowboard test in this terrific place Katschberg ;0. It was a funny week, but we didn’t have to many shots. -
SNOWboard magazine 2005-2006
Posted on October 19, 2005 | No CommentsSome random pictures of me riding and styling. They are all made by Harry de Weijer. Enjoy. And the one referring to my past! -
Snowboardermag april 2005-2006
Posted on October 12, 2005 | No CommentsSome sequences from a foggy line and a stinky toilet drop at a mountain hut. -
Magazines 04/05
Posted on September 12, 2004 | No CommentsThis is the Dutch “snowboard” magazine. Looks pretty old-school to me.