We’re excited to kick off our 2015 Shred The Love winter series of events at Waterville Valley tomorrow. This will mark the 10th year of support from our friends in New Hampshire and we couldn’t be more grateful for their commitment to the cause! Waterville’s Marketing & Events Manager, Jamie Cobbett, first brought our B4BC event…
This week we’re sharing a post with you from Burton Girls that features our B4BC team rider Kimmy Fasani! Snow season is still in full force and they’re sharing some great tips to keep us as fit as possible during this time year, and all year for that matter! The better you prepare your body for snowboarding, the harder you can ride all winter long. The B Project is a Carlsbad, CA-based gym that helps many professional snowboarders strength train. Kimmy Fasani put us in touch with the B Project to bring you a Burton Girls exclusive snowboarding fitness series, and this is the fifth article. Get more information and exercises from the other fitness articles in this series.
It’s time for another amazing recipe from our friends over at Goofy Foot Foods. Breakfast always has and always will be one of our favorite parts of the day and it’s definitely because recipes like this one exist. This super quick parfait pairs a delish chia pudding with a breast cancer fighting smoothie that is sure to satisfy. Our nonprofit is all about teaching the youth about how a healthy, active lifestyle is the best way to prevent breast cancer and this breakfast is kid friendly and perfect for anyone on the go!
Letters like this fill our hearts with hope + happiness. Tom Brown was diagnosed with stage IV cancer in 2008 and founded the Surfing for Life Foundation in between nearly 40 rounds of chemo as a way to raise cancer prevention awareness amongst the surfing community. Through his iconic blue wristbands and cancer screening events, the Surfing For Life Foundation donates back to organizations that align with that mission. Tom comes by the B4BC office and drops off a check for us every quarter, and to date has donated over $3,000. Thank you Tom for all the good work that you do, and for being an inspiration to those fighting cancer everywhere!
It breaks our hearts to announce this, but Team B4BC rider and Olympic halfpipe gold medalist Kaitlyn Farrington will be retiring from competition due to a spinal condition. We are behind her 100% as she navigates the next steps in her snowboard career and inspires us with her always sunny attitude, and can’t wait to see what is next to come for her!
Throwback to this amazing Trevor Graves shot of snowboarding’s female pioneers Barrett Christy and Megan Pischke in 1996…this limited print and others will be available for purchase with additional prints by Asymbol artists at the official Chasing Sunshine Post-Premiere Celebration at the Caribou Club Aspen next Wednesday, Jan. 21! Net proceeds will benefit B4BC‘s Chasing Sunshine Project and individuals touched by breast cancer as they make the transition from patient to survivor. More information and ticket sales here. See you there!
Team B4BC rider Elena Hight is getting us all kinds of inspired to get outside and be active today with her snowga moves! How are you committing to the Be Healthy, Get Active lifestyle today?
Join us for the world premiere of B4BC’s Chasing Sunshine Project documenting pro snowboarder Megan Pischke’s breast cancer journey at X Games Aspen on Wednesday, January 21! There will be a post-premiere celebration at the exclusive Caribou Club, with tickets available for purchase at chasingsunshine.eventbrite.com. This story is one you don’t want to miss. More info on the premiere and after party at www.b4bc.org/b4bcs-chasing-sunshine-premieres-at-x-games-aspen/
The P I N K Mizu bottle benefiting B4BC is finally back in stock, as shown by Team B4BC rider Jamie Anderson! Snag one today, and check out the Mizu Life blog for an in-depth interview with B4BC’s Executive Director Erika Frantz Seward to learn how plastics, chemicals, diet and exercise affect your cancer risk—and just why we love Mizu bottles so much: www.bit.ly/pinkmizu
Source: Mind Body Green Did you know that regular and modest amounts of alcohol can raise your estrogen levels? Even one drink a day can expose breast tissue to higher hormone levels. Since some breast tumors are estrogen-sensitive, alcohol can increase the risk that the cells in that tissue will become cancerous, so limiting your…