Tough Time Finding A Gym?

It can be hard to find a gym to use in order to keep up with dryland training over the summer since most private clubs are pricey and some even set age restrictions for unsupervised workouts. Chances are, your home school has a gym with a sufficient weight room and track to get the job done. If you check with your school's Athletic Director (AD) or the head coach of a team that trains in the summer (soccer & football usually do at most schools), you may be able to use your home school's gym while one of those teams are training and a coach is present. That equals free gym time and no excuse to not be following the summer dryland routine. Git 'er done.

Meet The Coaches

To kick off the 2009-2010 ski season, feel free to delve deep into the souls of your coaches by perusing our responses to some very personal questions.

Lon Brettell

How tall are you? 192cm 6'4"

What size are your feet? 10.5
Favorite movie? The Sting
Favorite musician? Jerry Garcia
Favorite food? Lon's Fig Pasta Dish
If you could travel anywhere in the world, where would it be? Where is Selma Hayek?
When was the last time you stayed up all night? Working: 2001 Non-work related: 1986
Can you speak another language? Define speak. I used to be able to get by in German.

Christine Feehan

How tall? 5’5”
Size feet? 285mm shell
Fav movie? Downhill Racer
Fav musician? Bob Dylan
Fav food? Apple Strudel
If you could travel anywhere in the world? Nepal
Stayed up all night? 5.25.09 - BMA GMR Fundraiser
Speak another language? Spanish, working on German

Next Season Started Yesterday

Are you following the summer dryland program? It's time to hustle to build core, cardio, and lower body strength in order to carry you through the '09-'10 ski season. Races are won and lost in the gym. Git 'er done.