White Gold

Well out of all the events and hype in the Olympic games I think everyone has to agree that even if you don't know the man you know the legend. Shean White is "the" half pipe master. Half pipe riders even took upon themselves this year to push the envelope to challenge White and the whole sport with moves such as the double cab cork. White not only embraced this challenge but reinvented the sport all over with his signature double McTwist 1260 which he landed on his victory run. Gold in Vancouver was all Sean White was thinking about now he has it; again.

Vonn finds Olympic gold.

As everyone wondered what would happen Lindsey Vonn ripped the downhill race of her life through the pain and injury that put all her olypmic dreams in question. She proved that she indeed is the best womans downhill skier of her time, now she has the gold to prove it.

Gold in Denim.

This was by far the most exciting morning in the winter Olympic games for me thus far. Waking up to watch Seth Wescott the defending Olympic snowboard cross champion come from behind to inch out the Canadian rider Mike Robertson at the finish, Seth took the smooth inside lines and waited patiently to reel in the gold hungry Canadian. By far the most thrilling final so far in the winter Olympics! Here's to Wescott and Robertson for one hell of a race. I think the next time I hit the mountain its going to be in some true blue Denim; bad ass.

Olympic Gold in the Green mountains.

I can attest to the fact that this moring the buzz in Montpelier and in Vermont in general was that vermont naitive Hannah Kearney brought home the United states first Gold medal in stunning fashion. We have snow and we have bumps so heres to Hannah .