Trevor Newman has been one of the most consistent and valuable assets to Michigan Snowboarding for well over a decade. Always pushing the visual and riding to new levels. "Germination" is his newest work and may be one of the best yet. He perfectly captures the the gritty quiet of the post-industrial snowboard playscape that make the Michigan streets one of a kind. From the well curated spots to the beautiful b-roll that transports you to their moment. Telling the story of the day in a few seconds. Trev has it figured out. He knows how to recap a season and tell the story and we are all grateful for that. Riders in order of appearance: Trevor Newman Jack...
This past 2020 season had some huge highs and low lows. Matt Dunn kept the stoke high building the best terrain park the Michigan has ever seen! With the help of Snowboy Productions, "The Knob Project" became a reality. It brought riders and diggers from all around the country to help make the most of our endless tow rope lines. The best part is, the park was ours for the ripping all season long.
Here's the best do do it.
The man who built it.
Matt Dunn.
filmed by: Luke Petty
We are proud to welcome Chase Blakely to the People Snowboard team. Hailing from the Mt. Holly area, He's taken his riding all over. Currently residing in Minnesota.
Expect big things!
There is no denying that Drake Warner is one of the most promising young riders we've ever seen. Now 13, he's starting to develop his own style and his bag of tricks is vast. I mean, He has more switch rail tricks than most have regular... He's consistent too. He took 3rd in the Burton Qualifiers Finals at Seven Springs this past March. Michigan is known for turning out some big names in national snowboarding. Keep him on your radar.
Makin Arrangements from Kyle Capstick on Vimeo.
Drake Warner is on the People Snowboard team and a Rome SDS Great Lakes Insurgent.
This past Saturday People Skate and Snowboard held a Winter Waves Snow Surf Contest and Rail jam at Alpine Valley and it could not have gone better. Tons of rippers and friends made their way to Alpine Valley from all over the state to shred with us.
