No other rider — male or female — has dominated the slopestyle competition quite like Jamie Anderson has. Behind all the wins and podium finishes, Jamie is a laid back Tahoe girl who loves to be home shredding powder between contests. And despite a demanding travel schedule, Jamie also takes full advantage of the terrain park mecca surrounding her hometown of South Lake Tahoe. But the fact remains, Jamie is a born competitor; cool and calm under pressure with solid landing gear, she is seriously on her game. She's currently the most consistent rider in pro slopestyle, and hopes to continue the trend for years.
No other rider — male or female — has dominated the slopestyle competition quite like Jamie Anderson has. Behind all the wins and podium finishes, Jamie is a laid back Tahoe girl who loves to be home shredding powder between contests. And despite a demanding travel schedule, Jamie also takes full advantage of the terrain park mecca surrounding her hometown of South Lake Tahoe. But the fact remains, Jamie is a born competitor; cool and calm under pressure with solid landing gear, she is seriously on her game. She's currently the most consistent rider in pro slopestyle, and hopes to continue the trend for years.
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