Fresh Corduroy

Fresh Corduroy
Podcast Description
Fresh Corduroy – the podcast that takes you on a thrilling journey through the snowy slopes, exploring the passion and excitement that skiing and boarding brings to people's lives. Each week, we'll dive deep into the world of skiing and boarding, chatting with fascinating individuals who have a deep-seated love for this exhilarating sport. We'll speak with professional athletes like Olympic gold medalists to celebrities who find solace in the mountains, from beginners to experts, we'll hear their stories, share their experiences, and uncover what ignites their passion.
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The podcast focuses on skiing and snowboarding, featuring episodes that explore athletes' journeys, coaching philosophies, and mental skills, with examples including discussions on Olympic milestones, youth development in skiing, and the balance between competition and enjoyment.

The show celebrates skiing, snowboarding, and the community that fuels our passion for the mountains. Each episode is about sharing stories that inspire and connect fellow enthusiasts. We’ll speak with professional athletes like Olympians to celebrities who find peace in the mountains, from beginners to experts, we’ll hear their stories, share their experiences, and uncover what ignites their passion.
In this episode of Fresh Corduroy, host Craig Zolan interviews Jason ‘Moot’ Nelson, the program director of USSS & FIS alpine ski racing at Proctor Academy. They discuss Moot’s skiing origin story, the unique educational experience at Proctor Academy, and the school’s appeal compared to traditional ski academies. Moot shares insights about the Proctor Ski Area, the importance of balance between academics and skiing, and the philosophy behind coaching young athletes. The conversation also touches on the competitive landscape of ski racing, the impact of age eligibility, and the rewards of leading the Alpine program at Proctor.

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