Uploaded December 2020 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
Human error can get us into trouble in the mountains. In this video, BCA sled ambassadors Will Mook and Matt Schebaum from the Mountain Riding Lab team up with BCA athlete and pro skier Sam Schwartz to give you the skills and tricks that they use to minimize human error when riding in the backcountry.
Cinematography/Editing- Justin Mayers-Westbank Media
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Human error can get us into trouble in the mountains. In this video, BCA sled ambassadors Will Mook and Matt Schebaum from the Mountain Riding Lab team up with BCA athlete and pro skier Sam Schwartz to give you the skills and tricks that they use to minimize human error when riding in the backcountry.
Cinematography/Editing- Justin Mayers-Westbank Media
GET THE GEAR: backcountryaccess.com
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