October 1, 2001

Progression. Whether it�s novice snowboarders stepping up to take on technical rails, ams testing known limits and destroying themselves, or pros rehabbing critical injuries and returning at twice the ability�the objective is to advance. Seizing up on the in-run, falling to one�s fears and weaknesses, or coming up short is no longer acceptable from you or from this very publication. Over the course of Winter 2000/2001, a number of riders have supported this forward movement. In the issue you�re holding, consider Keir Dillon�s massive cover-worthy McTwist, Dionne Delesalle�s interview following a blown ACL and MCL, and JP�s eighteen pages of diverse coverage.

Volume 15, Number 1 of TransWorld SNOWboarding serves notice that we�re pressing ahead. The magazine�s quality controls have been reestablished, and the delivery of editorial substance, actual interest, and true-life applications will be represented. The staff is almost completely new, rebuilt of individuals who are dedicated, credible, and respected.

Our progression is being facilitated�we hope this issue will do the same for you in inciting your own.�Andy Blumberg

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