Foot'n Foundations apparel is in.
We have hats, sweatshirts and T's.

Ken is named coach of the year!!
Ken, along with two others, has been named coach
of the year by USAwaterski. This is an extremely high
honor that Ken is both honored by and quite proud of.

Boat for sale!!!!!!!!
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2010 clinic is set:
We will, again, be hosting a clinic at the Blue Moo prior to the Wisconsin open. This clinic is open to anyone, but we like to focus on the beginner to intermediate skiers, to both promote 3-event and enhance current skills. We have had awesome attendance the past two seasons, and look to fill up again. We will limit the clinic to 12 skiers, so reserve your spot now.

The clinic cost is 25.00. This includes skiing, t-shirt, cookout and free entry into the WI. open for any first time 3 - eventers. The date is June 25th. The clinic will begin at 8:00 am and run until 3:00. The tournament will begin following the clinic ( 3:30 -4:00)


Footnfoundatios challenge:
We are starting a new program called the FF's challenge. Basically my goal is to motivate our youth to step up and try some new tricks, starts or just something cool, on their feet.

No applications needed, just some backround on a skier (preferrably video or in person) and their goal for 2010. Make me aware of your goal prior to achieving it- set your goal - send me proof (or show me) and you will be in the running for a new BI trick handle. I will make my decision at the seasons end. Overwhelm me with success and there may be a bonus..



US team member Laura Szwed and her brother, open skier, Kyle.

Keep an eye on these two heading into the 2010 season. Both Kyle and Laura made huge advances during the 09' season and are set to take the next step. As always, we'll be there to guide them.




We have exciting news about Laura!!!

Laura competed in the world barefoot tournament in New Zealand and did quite well... We knew that would happen.

Laura skied against the very best in the world and came home with a bronze medal in both slalom and tricks!! She narrowly missed a medal in jump, but did jump quite well, posting a PB.

Laura took bronze in tricks despite little to no training prior to worlds because of school committments. If she had skied what she's capable of, she would have easily won gold.. Laura is a solid competitor, rarely missing her runs.. She has informed me that she is locked and loaded for this coming season, and we will be there to guide her.

She has several goals - each one of them achievable.. If she stays on course, I can see a world title in her future..

Stay tuned!