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How 15 Years of Skiing AK Shaped Sage Cattabriga-Alosa

Sep 23, 2016 By: Teton Gravity Research
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Sage Cattabriga-Alosa has been going to Alaska with TGR for 15 years now. He’s gone from a mega grom who used to help the pros build their jumps so he could try hitting them, to being an AK legend and a true leader on the TGR team.

He chooses these crazy and creative technical lines down big Alaskan faces, and then sends it with a smooth style that he’s become known for.

RELATED: Johnny Collinson, Mark Amba, & Sage Cattabriga-Alosa Pin it Down Bachelor

Sage says that those moments don’t happen for him all the time, and he doesn’t try to force them. “I’m never like ‘I gotta send because I have to.’ I hold back until it’s 100 percent yes in my head, and that’s how all my most triumphant moments have happened.”

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