Category: Web Writting
Hello guys,
I did an interview with Pete Anderson a few weeks back and it’s up on Push along with a few photos and the Family Tree video.
The interview talks about my 2 year struggle with a knee injury, the miracle worker who fixed it and the great season I had last year.
Check it out at:
http://push.ca/blogs/pete/archive/2011/12/12/geoff-brown-slow-and-easy-wins-the-race.aspx
Hello again, sorry got busy with the holidays and haven’t updated the site in a while, well here’s a jib session the nuulife guys and myself had in mid Dec. The blog was on push with lots of photos by Vanessa Chan and Kieran Brownie. Enjoy.
http://push.ca/blogs/geoff/archive/2010/12/19/nuu-life-first-bungee-session.aspx
My biggest article ever just came out in SBC it’s a 15 page look at the evolution of technical snowboarding. I spent countless hours watching old snowboard videos and interviewing the top pros to get the info to write this article. I’m very happy with the final product.
Click to see article….
September 16th, 2010
New Zealand: Push blog 6
Cold after the rain
http://www.push.ca/blogs/geoff/archive/2010/09/16/hi-5-the-cold-after-the-rain.aspx
New Zealand:Push Blog 5
Good weather day at Snow Park
http://www.push.ca/blogs/geoff/archive/2010/09/10/high-five-good-weather-day-at-snow-park.aspx
New Zealand: Push Blog 4
Lugers
http://push.ca/blogs/geoff/archive/2010/09/09/high-five-lugers.aspx
New Zealand: Push Blog 3
Riding then chilling
http://www.push.ca/blogs/geoff/archive/2010/09/07/high-five-finally-riding-then-chilling.aspx
New Zealand: Push blog 2
3,2,1 Bungy (not Bungee)
http://www.push.ca/blogs/geoff/archive/2010/09/02/high-five-fly-fly-away-3-2-waaaaan-bungy.aspx
New Zealand: Push blog 1
Trading sun for snow:
http://www.push.ca/blogs/geoff/archive/2010/08/29/leaving-the-sun-for-snow.aspx
Going back to my roots. Here’s a photo from the mountain that I grew up on (actually it’s more of a hill than a mountain). Crabb mountain. It was so cool to go back to my home province with Snowboard Canada last year. I’m stoked some of the photos got used.
And here’s a small little interview-ish column about what it was like growing up riding in NB.
