SUSTAINABLE SUNDAYS // What snowboarders have to say about the Paris Climate Agreement

In the past week, there’s been a lot of talk about the Paris Climate Agreement and what it means for our country moving forward. Our friends at Snowboard Mag reached out to a few snowboarders to hear some of their thoughts on all of this. There were words of hope, wisdom and inspiration to share, from their thoughts and opinions about what this could mean for the snowboard community.

Micro-Meditation + 5 Other Tools For Instant Grounding

Grounding routines and rituals have profound effects on our overall well-being. Finding peace throughout busy days is imperative to regulating stress and anxiety so we can operate at our highest level.

Giving so much of our energy outward requires us to go inward on a daily, hourly basis. Coming back to the present becomes easier when you take time for pauses, micro-meditations, and mini breathing sessions. These simple tools and grounding routines will help you reconnect to your inherent state of calm.

KIMMY FASANI ON WHY YOU SHOULD TRY ROCK CLIMBING (AND HOW TO GET STARTED)

Spending time in the mountains year-round and staying in shape are essential parts of my life. Now that I’m back from filming my part with Absinthe Films in Haines, Alaska—safe and healthy!—I’m getting back into my off-season activities, like biking, triathlons, and rock climbing. Rock climbing, in particular, has become a crucial element of my season. In Alaska, it’s easy to be overwhelmed by the massive mountains and steep terrain, but when I arrived there this season I felt way more comfortable than I had expected. I credit this to all the time I spent rock climbing over the past few years.