TRANSWORLDMATRIX : skate : snow : bmx : surf : ski : mx : stance
TRANSWORLDMATRIX skateboarding.com transworldsnowboarding.com bmxonline.com twsurf.com freezeonline.com transworldmotocross.com transworldstance.com sportsillustrated brought to you by:
home



snowboarding magazine


SEARCH

advanced search

 Photos
 Chat
 Messages
 Games

 Equipment
 Instruction
 Resorts/Travel
 Weather
 Directories

 Features
 News
 Competition
 Profiles
 Circle Plus
 Mediator

 Classifieds
 Calendar
 Shop
 Contact Us

 Magazines
 Subscribe


subscribe to
THE GROOVE

THE GROOVE archives


Checkout: Andrew Crawford

By Embry Rucker

December 1, 1998

Andrew Crawford

Born: June 14, 1978

Home Mountain: Mt. Bachelor, Oregon

Sponsors: Morrow, Westbeach, Mantra Optical, and Exit Real World

Idols: "Peter Line has always been by mentor. He comes up with the most progressive tricks and stays at the forefront of snowboarding."

"When I feel others' negativity or when someone questions why I'm trying a certain trick or hitting a certain jump, it makes me want to stomp it more than anything," says Andrew Crawford. "Not to prove anything to people who would rather work on their shit-talking than riding, but to do it for myself-I learn how I don't want to act from the negative attitudes of others."

Andrew Crawford is an extremely positive individual who has mastered the task of channeling negative energy into something creative. His drive to succeed is omnipresent in everything Andrew does. It may be a photo shoot, hiking the jump long after everyone else has quit, or beating the holy hell out of himself trying new tricks until he lands-Andrew won't allow himself to give up before he has reached personal satisfaction. He often sees himself as a guinea pig, but clearly uses this energy as a way to not only have fun, but to progress.

"Self progression is the most important thing in the world," says Andrew. "I never want to sit back and let others come up with new tricks or a new line-I want to be one of the people seeing beyond the horizon."



What do you think? Tell us in the Message Boards

Top of Page | Snowboarding Magazine Main Page | Home





 more...


 TransWorld Snowboarding archives

 site archives












©1999 Times Mirror Interzines, a division of Times Mirror Magazines. Privacy policy.