Representation on the film side for girls in skiing, especially in street skiing, is still sorely needed.
This is a starting point to women getting into the streets more, she says with a smile.
Other girls will see that and know its accessible.
Its a little diminishing.
Females arent on that same level yet.
Is that because theres 200 guys and only 20 girls?
Im not suggesting it, but certainly questioning it.
Going up against a stacked roster of legends like Tanner Hall didnt affect her motivations for participating, however.
Lundquists mellow outlook was surprising, though refreshing.
I took it to have fun with it.
You dont need to go X Games mode to do 450s on.
Show your style and what you’re free to do.
You have to get picky about spots, especially when the snow doesnt come.
Don’t get hurt, it’s not worth it.
I just want to keep pushing the tricks and the spots and the places she says.
The community and shared love within street skiing is also a driving force for Lundquist.
Communication is key, and Gavin and I were able to work together really well.
Street is a notoriously intimidating realm to enter.
Looking back, I couldve asked so many people if I could hit a spot.
Just go educate myself.
Rules to spots can be intimidating, but asking can never hurt.
Going out and doing it with the people who are around you and using those resources is worth it.
Thank you to the folks at X Games for opening up this door.
Heres to Taylor being the first, and certainly not the last woman to compete in Real Ski.
Be sure to toss her a vote for fan favorite!
