Facebook Twitter RSS Feed
Browsing articles in "miscellaneous"
Apr 16, 2012
posted by steph

Coven Magazine Issue One

here’s what the publishers themselves have to say about their mag:

Action, Art & Adventure for women… Packed with beautiful photography and intelligent interviews, Coven redefines the ‘women’s’ magazine with a refreshing blend of action, art and adventure. From bonafide legends to the newcomers making waves, Coven bring you features on the most exciting women in action sports, design, illustration, photography and more. Travel and culture, art and style, an inspiring, informative, original magazine for women interested in more than diets and celebrities.

issue one features topics like fixed gear bikes, climbing, bmx riding, art, mountain biking and much more!

-> http://www.covenmagazine.com/

-> Coven Magazine on twitter

Apr 6, 2012
posted by steph

Seperate courses for men and women in slopestyle?

freeskier Kristi Leskinen surveyed professional slopestyle snowboarders and skiers to find out if men and women would prefer different setups to compete on. she worked on this survey for months and now the results are here.
basically, the main result was that women would prefer smaller jumps than men.

here is the full survey result:
http://kristileskinen.com/extended-slopestyle-survey-results/

you can find more info about the survey here:
http://espn.go.com/action/freeskiing/story/_/id/7715284/kristi-leskinen-issues-survey-ski-snowboard-slopestyle-athletes

and even more detailed on kristi’s website:
http://kristileskinen.com/focus-on-progress/

freeskier kaya turski has also posted her opinion on the survey results:
http://www.kayaturski.com/what-do-you-consider-progression-by-kaya-turski/

Mar 10, 2012
posted by steph

Snowscoot one day chill edit by Tiina

tiina made a new snowscoot edit recently!

Video bei Vimeo ansehen

-> http://www.tabb.fi/

Dec 20, 2011
posted by steph

Sexism in Sports

at the moment, there is a discussion going on if there is too much sexism in sports.
how do you feel about sexism in sports? have you experienced any disadvantages? do sexist ads or sexist portrayal in the media disturb you?

i, personally, try to only buy from companies that don’t use sexist advertisements (for me this means either using sex to sell products or belittleing women) and that put the same knowledge and effort into making high quality products for men and women alike.

i would like to give you a few links to interesting articles on this topic, here they are:

“embracing their femininity”, Cori Schumacher:
http://corischumacher.com/2011/12/08/embracing-their-femininity/

“Has porn hijacked our boardsports culture?”, Sophie Friedel:
http://sophiefriedel.blogspot.com/2011/12/has-porn-hijacked-our-boardsports.html

not related to sports, but still a very interesting read: “Can You Tell The Difference Between A Men’s Magazine And A Rapist?”, Anna North:
http://jezebel.com/5866602/can-you-tell-the-difference-between-a-mens-magazine-and-a-rapist

“‘little hoss’ and a call to action”, Cori Schumacher:
http://corischumacher.com/2011/12/16/little-hoss/

Aug 28, 2011
posted by steph

Longboard Girls Crew Austria

lgca4

after getting together at some longboard jams organised by bomben.at, a couple of girls from vienna decided to form a crew and organise our own jams.
recently, we founded the Longboard Girls Crew Austria – check out our facebook page: http://www.facebook.com/lgcaustria

also, there’s a closed facebook group specifically for discussing meetings etc in vienna – just apply and we will add you: http://www.facebook.com/groups/158439017569729/

we’re proud to be a part of the International Longboard Girls Crew Network! thanks for welcoming us so kindly!

there also was a first jam already and today is our next meetup. once again, we will ride together in vienna, starting at the heldenplatz at 16:30, where we will do a photoshooting. here’s the facebook event for “Girls ride Vienna”: http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=252500448113765
our jams are aimed at both beginners and advanced riders, we want to have fun together and learn from each other!
don’t hesitate to show up, even if you have never ridden a longboard – you can borrow one and see if you like longboarding!

keep riding!

Categories

Archives