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The first year running my own snowmobile guiding "business" in Japan has been quite tough, but things are looking up with an amazing international group booking. Here I chronicle everything I have learned in the past 12 months while surfing the wave of my passion and riding my Good Guide Guys Guiding gig to the top. YOLO! #snowmobileguiding #managementskills #growthmindset #entrepreneurmindset ...

He was a wonderful dog.

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Counter-steering is as natural as breathing for experienced backcountry snowmobilers, but most new riders struggle with it. There are already lots of excellent *how* to counter-steer videos, so here’s an explanation of *why* counter-steering makes your sled turn and sidehill. Read the comments for much better explanations than mine.

First time owner of a Polaris (Khaos 155) comparing the ride with my Arctic Cat (Alpha HC154). Brother with a different mother?

How to make your Arctic Cat snowmobile dual compatible for the Polaris Lock & Ride Burandt tunnel bag and the original Cat bag. AKA solving a problem that nobody has.

Nothing is impossible. I finally quit my city job to become a professional snowmobile guide & instructor in Japan*. My family and friend think I’m crazy, but I’m living the dream! So here’s everything you need to know about how I didn’t just follow my passion I stalked it relentlessly until only procrastination and fear stood between me and an amazing future. Remember, the only thing worse than...

Riding a snowmobile degustation after a storm dropped 50cm in the pantry. It went kind of rotten overnight but the kitchen still delivered a feast of secret sauce.

That final stare...

South East Asia has a smorgasbord of backcountry snowmobiling to feast on, but *literally* no one knows about it. Here's my road trip to Taiwan, the best-kept sledding secret in the world. The cultural experience alone will blow. your. mind.

Ever wondered what Japanese snowmobilers yabber on about all day? Me neither. But I did the research anyway because I wanted to bring you more true* facts* about sledding in Japan. *May not be true *May not be facts

Like nature, I abhor a vacuum. [This channel is not monetized. If you see ads it’s because RUclips wants you to, not me.]

The high altitude sledding in Okinawa, deep in the tropical south of Japan, is probably the snowmobile world’s best kept secret. Let’s keep it that way. Please do not share this video.

On the 165 because the 154 is still in pieces.

No-fiddle way to use helmet strap

Explaining the Yamaha SnoSport: Still cruisy after all these years

Bad day in good pow. Great day in bad pow.

First ride in new cut zone

Full noise at night on Alpha 165 in weird snow

6 mins of gratuitous full-throttle Japowder frenzy on Alpha Hardcore 165

Hated the Surron electric dirt bike. Now addicted. I will try to explain why.

Surron riding super steep snowy ridge track.

SURRON single track night riding in a Japanese forest is moderately enjoyable

Building and falling off MTB / Surron trail rock feature

Schooled by two snowmobile accidents: avalanche training isn’t enough

Off-roading a Japanese mini truck with tractor tires.

Speed dating a 2009 Arctic Cat M1000 RTR dealer-option turbo

Arctic Cat Alpha One 154 HC in trees on hard spring snow, and why short days can be good days

Midnight powder raids: lights, helmet mounts, and why snowmobile at night