That's it. That's all.  After a year of following these athletes, our stories come to a conclusion, but not before Matt gives his year long project one last go and puts a whole lot of faith in the anti-cam.

It's come down to the wire. Matt's foot and ankle took longer than the expected to heel. He couldn't climb again until this winter, but in his free time he went to work redesigning the anti cam. Now he's got three shiny pieces of gear, a renewed enthusiasm and a date with the guillotine flake.

The race is finally here. The countdown has started and it's time to see how Scott Petett is going to do against some serious talent.

Paul Kuthe and co have a decision to make. Stay or Bail?  After the flood wiped out their camp it would be easy to give up on their season's goal.

Anya Miller tackles some of Gold Bar's tallest problems.  Her goal this  season was to stay healthy and start sending, move to the big city, get  married. It's time to send.

Jonaven's season is nearing its conclusion, but before that happens he's got a statement to make. An unexpected window of weather and avalanche stability allows a trip to the Tantalus where Jonaven and snowboarder Jeremy Jones put their "climb what you ride" mentality into action.

Dr. Scott Petett is on the move. After a season of dialing it, it's time for the race up in Whistler. The backyard trails lead straight to mountain biking's main stage.

The Anti Cam is ready for testing.  Matt is about to find out whether his vision is pipe dream or possibility.  Shot in Squamish at the Smoke Bluffs. 

Anya Miller was desperate for answers. What caused her to hurt herself? Was there even a reason? A year after her last surgery, Anya is back in form, sending hard, tall and proud problems.

Winter arrived like it was pissed off.  November in Whistler was one of the best months of skiing ever, yet Jonaven Moore was no where to be found.  The caboose was for sale.  He had moved to a trailed on Vancouver Island's lonely coast. Jonaven put his heart into the ocean and surfing

 

 

An abnormally high tide nearly washes away the teams camp and derails Paul and company's mission to explore the Butze Tidal rapids.

Dr. Scott Petett came to downhill mountain biking later in life, but he's got a teenager's drive and stoke for the sport. In this episode, he hits his local trail and reflects on the importance of the sport in his life. It's a way to stay healthy, a way to sane and a way to keep challenging himself.

Jonaven Moore reflects back on his years filming in Alaska and how his approach to snowboarding has changed.

Matt Maddaloni goes to work on the anti cam. First he's got to go inspect the guillotine flake on the chief.

Paul Kuthe and friends arrive at the Butze tidal rapids and discover what it's like to ride the largest tidal rapid in on the West Coast. 

Matt Maddaloni used climbing as a vehicle to explore the world, but found there was a limit to his body.  He could only climb so hard. To maintain his passion he had to find new ways to push himself.  This season, Matt decided to create a new experimental piece of climbing gear and put it into action.

Dr. Scott Petett is a family man. He's worked long hours to build an incredible practice and care for his wife and daughter, but strip away the lab coat and he flies through the air like Superman. This season, Scott Petett has decided to head to Whistler to race.

After going against his better instincts, pro-snowboarder Jonaven Moore takes a look at himself and how his sport does business.

Anya Miller recovered from nine surgeries on her left knee. This season she is not only trying to stay healthy, she is trying to figure out the reason for her injuries.

Paul Kuthe sets out to reshape sea kayaking.

Welcome to the Season.

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