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Am I the only one who gets mega confused with all the different tricks that one can pull off jumps or on rails? Maybe it's just because I'm new to the whole park scene

I would post this in gear talk but I really need a quick response! I am going on a ski trip with the buds for 4 days and where we're headed its going to be -18 everyday most likely. U usually ride with a beanie under my helmet and an annoying ass neck tube over my neck and face but it falls off...

I'm going on Snowjams mont tremblant trip in about a week. I've hear good things about it so I want to hear you fellow newschoolers think of snowjam!

I'm going on a ski trip in a week and the mode of transportation is a coach bus. Just wondering if it's necessary or worth it to put my skis into a bag/sleeve for the travel. Or is it fine to just throw my skis into the storage compartment but naked?

So I'm just learning how to ski switch. I'm comfortable skiing switch but then when it comes time to turn I always seem to get my edges caught up right away and fall awkwardly to the ground. It almost seems like it is impossible for me to turn my skis... Help me out and save me from the future...

I decided to head out to Glen Eden today to check it out for the first time! I was pretty stoked after hearing all the great things about the terrain park and the cheap ass lift prices! Upon arrival the first thing I noticed were the thousands of cars jammed into this massive parking lot which...

Like the title says...Gloves or mitts? Which do you prefer?

This thread is created for any newschoolers that live/ski around southern Ontario! Feel free to post anything your heart desires!

I've hit the local terrain park once before on my twin tips and I felt really noobish and intimidated by all the huge features! ANY ADVICE on how to start off and gain confidence? I will add that I am very confident on the slopes and in the woods. Please help a fellow noobschooler out!!!!