Out of Mammoth and onto Snow Basin in Ogden Utah, for the second stop in the Dew Tour. Andres Wiig and Chas Guildemond sit for a bit before men's slopestyle with Ninja!

Torstein Horgmo discusses the course with Andres and Chas.

Another town, another wax room! Welcomed by the Marriot in Ogden Utah!

After Snow Basin, just about everyone moved onto Park City to wrap the Grand Prix's and find out who would be heading to Vancouver to represent the USofA! For Mono Cera it was a quick stop back in Summit County and then on to the X-Games in Aspen, CO.

Nick Baumgartner, who would be named to the USofA Boardercross team, does some "damage" that not even the tech's can repair. Nick kills it, but the course bit back this time.

Sammy Carlson gets some work in at practice. The kid is a machine, always working hard.

Sammy takes a look at the top of the Slopestyle Course. Sammy owned it and walked with a silver.

Kjersti Ostgaard Buass sets to drop and slay the Slopestyle Course at Buttermilk!

Kjersti on Course...

Women's Slopestyle Contenders, Chanelle Sladics and Jamie Anderson, stop by the Swix Speed Shack to get their gear prepped. Kenny Nault and BJ Mazzolla take care of them.

After X-Games '10, it was back to Mono Cera in Dillon, CO, to structure boards for Olympians Torah Bright and Kjersti Buass. USofA Adaptive Team Head Tech., Jared Hawn dresses the stone to produce the proper structure for conditions the riders will encounter at Cypress Mountain, where the Halfpipe Contest was held. After traveling the world over with the USofA Team for World Cup events and Championships, Jared is one of the few who can address the conditions skiers and riders will encounter anywhere on the Globe!

Torah's boards get the grind and structure at Mono Cera.

Luke Byers sets wax on just one of the four boards prepped for Torah. Torah killed it! Taking gold with what may be considered her "safety run". Congrats Torah!

The day after "prepping" boards for the Olympics, it was off to Mt. Snow, VT, for the final stop the Dew Tour. Apologies, this was the only shot i got from VT. Super busy at this one, and not only did the athletes kill (-Jamie Anderson taking the overall Championship for Women at the Dew Tour, Torstein Horgmo winning Men's Slopestyle, and JJ Thomas continuing his onslaught and winning Mens Halfpipe!), but everyone involved and working on the Dew Tour did a great job! Seems to get better each season!