The third issue of Freshpaved features a cover shot of the Beastie Boys and a photo essay from Powell along with a narrated slide show available on the website at www.freshpavedmag.com.  Other features include a story about short vs. long skateboards, the Adrenalina skate marathon in NYC, Open Roads charity, a precision trucks primer, and two “Hot on the Scene” interviews with local skaters, Drew Hofmann and Camille Best.

Grab a free copy through one of these select partners; Loaded, Earthwing, Push Culture, Sure Skateboards, Bustin, Uncle Funkys, Paragon Sports, Quiksilver Soho, Burton Soho, and Saturdays Surf Shop…while supplies last!

Photos by Brian Babish and Jeff Gaites.

There’s a minimum fundraising commitment of $250 to register with scaled pricing after that. We’re hoping to raise $25,000 for Stoked Los Angeles, so tell all your friends!

You can hop on a bus with Stoked or opt to drive yourself.

Register Here: http://bit.ly/trishredathonapp

When you’re done filling out the application, please start up your fundraising page here:
http://www.crowdrise.com/trishredathon2012

Once you’ve registered you’ll receive an email with info you can share with your network to help you raise funds.

THANK YOU AND HAPPY SHREDDING

When: Friday, January 13

Time: 7:30-11pm

Where: Uncle Funky’s at 128 Charles St, Basement Store on the corner of Charles St and Greenwich St, New York, NY 10014

Not only do students and volunteers learns this invigorating action sport together, but each program day there’s a theme to support a positive structure around the experience. Saturday’s theme was creating vision for one’s future.

Students and volunteers spent 4.5 hours on the slopes and all but four students were able to ditch the bunny slope and ride the lifts by then end of the day. Eight students were returning Stokers, having snowboarded with us last year, and these guys and girls were hitting up the blues and blacks and even the park. Yes folks, there’s a steep learning curve for Stoked snowboarders.

Food was generously provided by Hickory BBQ and Kind. Special thanks to our photographer for the day, Meghan McGarry. Below are some of her awesome shots; more to come!

Below are some pictures from the jolly good time. Happy holidays everyone and thanks to WGACA, Goodform Salon and Clint for their support!

• Aftermath Board. In the bleak haze of post-rocker Armageddon there exists a crew of riders seeking the snappy suspension and drive of camber. Leading the charge are Marko Grilc, Christian Haller, and the Burton Aftermath. Energized to attack all terrain, the Aftermath unveils Squeezebox, an entirely new concept in core dynamics. Torsionally soft with no loss of snap, the result is a poppier board that can be powered up and manipulated with less effort.
• Moto Boots. More riders rock the Burton Moto™ than any boot on the planet. Simply put, it’s soft, comfortable, and easy to use. Speed Zone™ lacing lets you dust everyone in the sprint for first chair—without stressing over knots, tangles, or loose laces. The heat-moldable Imprint™ liner offers the warmth and comfort of a custom glove-like fit, while the upgrade to Shrinkage™ is actually a good thing, reducing the footprint for easier board control.
• Mission EST bindings. Nobody’s more critical of their bindings than Jeremy Jones. The one he deems worthy is the Burton Mission EST™. Rugged, cushioned, and reliable, it offers nuke-proof performance backed by a decade of destruction. From parks to pillows, the SensoryBED™ cushions, flexes, and feels like nothing you’ve felt before while a no-nonsense options package trickles heli-grade tech down to day ticket prices.

The winning bidder will be able to choose their proper sizes for each of the three items above. Bid on the package here and help support Stoked. Bidding ends on Monday, December 19th at 3:02 PM EST.

Thanks to Burton for donating this great setup to Stoked!

The Role of a Volunteer

Sport volunteers are an essential part of Stoked. In fact, we wouldn’t function without you guys and we are extremely grateful for your continued support. Volunteers are expected to teach (and mentor, if applicable) youth to snowboard while creating an encouraging and supportive environment for them. In addition volunteers should be positive role models and ambassadors of Stoked values for the youth.

Equipment: What we Have

We provide all necessary equipment (boards, boots, helmets, goggles, jackets, snow pants and gloves) for the youth and you. If you have your own snow gear by all means feel free to use it but Stoked is not responsible for lost or stolen items. Snacks and lunch are also provided but if you have special dietary needs please plan to BYO.

Where/When New York:

We go to Belleayre Mountain in the Catskills. The mountain is about two hours by bus with pick-ups at the Atlantic Center in Brooklyn at 6am and in Chelsea, Manhattan, at 21st Street and 6th Ave. at 6:30am. We return to those same locations between 7-7:30pm. Dates are as follows:

Jan. 7, Jan. 21, Jan. 28, Feb. 4, Feb. 11, Feb. 25, Mar. 3

Where/When Los Angeles:

We go to Snow Summit in Los Angeles. Snow Summit is about two hours by bus with a pick-up at Stoked Los Angeles Headquarters (1930 Wilshire Boulevard) at 6:45am. Dates are as follows:

Feb. 12, Feb. 26, Mar. 4, Mar. 11, Mar. 25

*Dates are subject to change for Los Angeles.

HOW TO GET INVOLVED: Email volunteer@stoked.org and we will send you necessary materials to register for trips.

Thank you, we’re looking forward to shredding with you guys this winter!