With an opening run on Storm Peak to Sundown, there was quite a bit of powder in spots even on the main runs.
The first portion of the morning was to get some MA (Movement Analysis) video of each of the riders, so that during lunch they could watch the video, give feedback and spend the afternoon working on improving each person’s riding.
Abigail Slingsby, one of Steamboat’s female full cert instructors helped coach with the SheRide camp. She always had a smile on her face and awesome stories throughout the day to keep you laughing.
As the morning progressed, I watched the women work on their riding skills and receive feedback from the SheRide coaches. It was a really laidback environment catered to what the women wanted to work on and achieve.
Today’s progression was focusing on the powder and tree runs. Getting everyone to manuever comfortably in the trees and find some good powder turns. The trees in wallyworld are well spaced apart making it easier to be comfortable in them and everyone wore helmets.
I finished off the morning with the SheRide crew quite aware that it was a fun time riding with the girls, just working on their riding and pushing them to progress. I ended up with lots of photos of each person just carving up the slope whether in the trees or groomers and with a positive attitude, wanting to be there and having fun. It was awesome to see a camp where it’s about the fun, especially bringing women into the fun.
Anonymous
March 13, 2009 at 9:00 amTHANK YOU SHAY!
We LOVE your support and would like you to come back next year for some more powder turns!