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1. #Teton gravity research movie in memory of skin
2. #Teton gravity research movie in memory of registration

This is an independent event promoted by a renter of the facility. This film was produced in partnership with Sierra Nevada Brewing Company. Within these wild Alaskan Mountains, the realities and stark disparity of their respective journeys are revealed with a candidness and honest reflection that makes the mountain challenges pale in comparison to the everyday challenges that too many people continue to face every day.

#Teton gravity research movie in memory of registration

Mountain Revelations showcase their stories while addressing the hurdles – institutional racism, lack of access to opportunity, wealth disparity, and more – that were overcome along the way. Bike & Movie package 10 Includes one (1) ticket to the Teton Gravity Research: ACCOMPLICE showing at 6:30pm and a pair of Smartwool socks Registered riders will have until 11:59pm on Saturday, July 25 to complete their ride and upload their activity tracker (Strava, Garmin, FitBit, etc.) link to the Mountain Games Registration system and/or.

#Teton gravity research movie in memory of skin

Despite the differences in socioeconomic backgrounds, skin color, and opportunity, they each found their paths and passions in the mountains.

Their stories could not be more different – from Ryan Hudson growing up homeless on the streets of San Diego, finding the mountains and changing his life, to Rafael’s experiences growing up between Miami, Texas, and Chile and becoming a young, elite mountain explorer, to Jeremy Jones’ adventures growing up on Cape Cod and evolving into the one of the world’s preeminent big mountain snowboarders. As they explore epic lines on the steep and unforgiving terrain, the physical and emotional challenges they overcome during the harsh, endless days of the waning Alaskan winter serve as a catalyst to examine the roles their backgrounds had on their respective paths to this expedition. Mountain Revelations follows three professional snowboarders – Jeremy Jones, Ryan Hudson, and Rafael Pease - on a human-powered, 10-day mission in a remote corner of the Chugach Mountain Range in Alaska.