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Tony Bailey
Snowboard Examiner AASI Steering Committee
Notes
| What is an interesting fact about you? | I was a roadie for the Mighty Mighty Bosstones from 1996 to 2003. |
|---|---|
| Do you have any skills or talents that most people don’t know about? | I can hold my breath for 4 minutes. |
| What jobs do you do – within and outside the snowsports industry, both winter & summer? | I manage the bike park at Stratton in the summer and manage the non-competitive alpine seasonal programs in the winter. I also volunteer with the local high school as a mountain bike coach. |
| What was your first job in the snowsports industry? | Snowboard Instructor at Plattekill on a really part-time basis during my senior year of college. I convinced my advisor to give me college credit for teaching and I got paid.
It was my first year as a full-time snowboard instructor at Bromley after I graduated college that really hooked me and I’ve been full-time in the industry ever since. |
| What activities do you enjoy, when you’re not out on the snow? | I had a stint as a professional hockey player in the early 90’s. I got a pretty bad injury and hung up the skates, went to law school, and put all my time and energy into winning cases. At one point I got in some trouble with the law and was given court-ordered community service where I had to coach a recreational peewee hockey team. I thought it was me who would be helping these kids but it turned out that they ended up helping me. We went from a ragtag group of misfits to winning the championship over the course of one season. We all learned how to fly together. |
| What would be your personal motto? | “You miss 100% of the shots you don’t take. – Wayne Gretzky” – Michael Scott |
Tony Bailey
Snowboard Examiner AASI Steering Committee
Notes
| What is an interesting fact about you? | I was a roadie for the Mighty Mighty Bosstones from 1996 to 2003. |
|---|---|
| Do you have any skills or talents that most people don’t know about? | I can hold my breath for 4 minutes. |
| What jobs do you do – within and outside the snowsports industry, both winter & summer? | I manage the bike park at Stratton in the summer and manage the non-competitive alpine seasonal programs in the winter. I also volunteer with the local high school as a mountain bike coach. |
| What was your first job in the snowsports industry? | Snowboard Instructor at Plattekill on a really part-time basis during my senior year of college. I convinced my advisor to give me college credit for teaching and I got paid.
It was my first year as a full-time snowboard instructor at Bromley after I graduated college that really hooked me and I’ve been full-time in the industry ever since. |
| What activities do you enjoy, when you’re not out on the snow? | I had a stint as a professional hockey player in the early 90’s. I got a pretty bad injury and hung up the skates, went to law school, and put all my time and energy into winning cases. At one point I got in some trouble with the law and was given court-ordered community service where I had to coach a recreational peewee hockey team. I thought it was me who would be helping these kids but it turned out that they ended up helping me. We went from a ragtag group of misfits to winning the championship over the course of one season. We all learned how to fly together. |
| What would be your personal motto? | “You miss 100% of the shots you don’t take. – Wayne Gretzky” – Michael Scott |
Tony Bailey
Snowboard Examiner AASI Steering Committee
Notes
| What is an interesting fact about you? | I was a roadie for the Mighty Mighty Bosstones from 1996 to 2003. |
|---|---|
| Do you have any skills or talents that most people don’t know about? | I can hold my breath for 4 minutes. |
| What jobs do you do – within and outside the snowsports industry, both winter & summer? | I manage the bike park at Stratton in the summer and manage the non-competitive alpine seasonal programs in the winter. I also volunteer with the local high school as a mountain bike coach. |
| What was your first job in the snowsports industry? | Snowboard Instructor at Plattekill on a really part-time basis during my senior year of college. I convinced my advisor to give me college credit for teaching and I got paid.
It was my first year as a full-time snowboard instructor at Bromley after I graduated college that really hooked me and I’ve been full-time in the industry ever since. |
| What activities do you enjoy, when you’re not out on the snow? | I had a stint as a professional hockey player in the early 90’s. I got a pretty bad injury and hung up the skates, went to law school, and put all my time and energy into winning cases. At one point I got in some trouble with the law and was given court-ordered community service where I had to coach a recreational peewee hockey team. I thought it was me who would be helping these kids but it turned out that they ended up helping me. We went from a ragtag group of misfits to winning the championship over the course of one season. We all learned how to fly together. |
| What would be your personal motto? | “You miss 100% of the shots you don’t take. – Wayne Gretzky” – Michael Scott |
Tony Bailey
Snowboard Examiner AASI Steering Committee
Notes
| What is an interesting fact about you? | I was a roadie for the Mighty Mighty Bosstones from 1996 to 2003. |
|---|---|
| Do you have any skills or talents that most people don’t know about? | I can hold my breath for 4 minutes. |
| What jobs do you do – within and outside the snowsports industry, both winter & summer? | I manage the bike park at Stratton in the summer and manage the non-competitive alpine seasonal programs in the winter. I also volunteer with the local high school as a mountain bike coach. |
| What was your first job in the snowsports industry? | Snowboard Instructor at Plattekill on a really part-time basis during my senior year of college. I convinced my advisor to give me college credit for teaching and I got paid.
It was my first year as a full-time snowboard instructor at Bromley after I graduated college that really hooked me and I’ve been full-time in the industry ever since. |
| What activities do you enjoy, when you’re not out on the snow? | I had a stint as a professional hockey player in the early 90’s. I got a pretty bad injury and hung up the skates, went to law school, and put all my time and energy into winning cases. At one point I got in some trouble with the law and was given court-ordered community service where I had to coach a recreational peewee hockey team. I thought it was me who would be helping these kids but it turned out that they ended up helping me. We went from a ragtag group of misfits to winning the championship over the course of one season. We all learned how to fly together. |
| What would be your personal motto? | “You miss 100% of the shots you don’t take. – Wayne Gretzky” – Michael Scott |
Tony Bailey
Snowboard Examiner AASI Steering Committee
Notes
| What is an interesting fact about you? | I was a roadie for the Mighty Mighty Bosstones from 1996 to 2003. |
|---|---|
| Do you have any skills or talents that most people don’t know about? | I can hold my breath for 4 minutes. |
| What jobs do you do – within and outside the snowsports industry, both winter & summer? | I manage the bike park at Stratton in the summer and manage the non-competitive alpine seasonal programs in the winter. I also volunteer with the local high school as a mountain bike coach. |
| What was your first job in the snowsports industry? | Snowboard Instructor at Plattekill on a really part-time basis during my senior year of college. I convinced my advisor to give me college credit for teaching and I got paid.
It was my first year as a full-time snowboard instructor at Bromley after I graduated college that really hooked me and I’ve been full-time in the industry ever since. |
| What activities do you enjoy, when you’re not out on the snow? | I had a stint as a professional hockey player in the early 90’s. I got a pretty bad injury and hung up the skates, went to law school, and put all my time and energy into winning cases. At one point I got in some trouble with the law and was given court-ordered community service where I had to coach a recreational peewee hockey team. I thought it was me who would be helping these kids but it turned out that they ended up helping me. We went from a ragtag group of misfits to winning the championship over the course of one season. We all learned how to fly together. |
| What would be your personal motto? | “You miss 100% of the shots you don’t take. – Wayne Gretzky” – Michael Scott |
Tony Bailey
Snowboard Examiner AASI Steering Committee
Notes
| What is an interesting fact about you? | I was a roadie for the Mighty Mighty Bosstones from 1996 to 2003. |
|---|---|
| Do you have any skills or talents that most people don’t know about? | I can hold my breath for 4 minutes. |
| What jobs do you do – within and outside the snowsports industry, both winter & summer? | I manage the bike park at Stratton in the summer and manage the non-competitive alpine seasonal programs in the winter. I also volunteer with the local high school as a mountain bike coach. |
| What was your first job in the snowsports industry? | Snowboard Instructor at Plattekill on a really part-time basis during my senior year of college. I convinced my advisor to give me college credit for teaching and I got paid.
It was my first year as a full-time snowboard instructor at Bromley after I graduated college that really hooked me and I’ve been full-time in the industry ever since. |
| What activities do you enjoy, when you’re not out on the snow? | I had a stint as a professional hockey player in the early 90’s. I got a pretty bad injury and hung up the skates, went to law school, and put all my time and energy into winning cases. At one point I got in some trouble with the law and was given court-ordered community service where I had to coach a recreational peewee hockey team. I thought it was me who would be helping these kids but it turned out that they ended up helping me. We went from a ragtag group of misfits to winning the championship over the course of one season. We all learned how to fly together. |
| What would be your personal motto? | “You miss 100% of the shots you don’t take. – Wayne Gretzky” – Michael Scott |
Tony Bailey
Snowboard Examiner AASI Steering Committee
Notes
| What is an interesting fact about you? | I was a roadie for the Mighty Mighty Bosstones from 1996 to 2003. |
|---|---|
| Do you have any skills or talents that most people don’t know about? | I can hold my breath for 4 minutes. |
| What jobs do you do – within and outside the snowsports industry, both winter & summer? | I manage the bike park at Stratton in the summer and manage the non-competitive alpine seasonal programs in the winter. I also volunteer with the local high school as a mountain bike coach. |
| What was your first job in the snowsports industry? | Snowboard Instructor at Plattekill on a really part-time basis during my senior year of college. I convinced my advisor to give me college credit for teaching and I got paid.
It was my first year as a full-time snowboard instructor at Bromley after I graduated college that really hooked me and I’ve been full-time in the industry ever since. |
| What activities do you enjoy, when you’re not out on the snow? | I had a stint as a professional hockey player in the early 90’s. I got a pretty bad injury and hung up the skates, went to law school, and put all my time and energy into winning cases. At one point I got in some trouble with the law and was given court-ordered community service where I had to coach a recreational peewee hockey team. I thought it was me who would be helping these kids but it turned out that they ended up helping me. We went from a ragtag group of misfits to winning the championship over the course of one season. We all learned how to fly together. |
| What would be your personal motto? | “You miss 100% of the shots you don’t take. – Wayne Gretzky” – Michael Scott |
Tony Bailey
Snowboard Examiner AASI Steering Committee
Notes
| What is an interesting fact about you? | I was a roadie for the Mighty Mighty Bosstones from 1996 to 2003. |
|---|---|
| Do you have any skills or talents that most people don’t know about? | I can hold my breath for 4 minutes. |
| What jobs do you do – within and outside the snowsports industry, both winter & summer? | I manage the bike park at Stratton in the summer and manage the non-competitive alpine seasonal programs in the winter. I also volunteer with the local high school as a mountain bike coach. |
| What was your first job in the snowsports industry? | Snowboard Instructor at Plattekill on a really part-time basis during my senior year of college. I convinced my advisor to give me college credit for teaching and I got paid.
It was my first year as a full-time snowboard instructor at Bromley after I graduated college that really hooked me and I’ve been full-time in the industry ever since. |
| What activities do you enjoy, when you’re not out on the snow? | I had a stint as a professional hockey player in the early 90’s. I got a pretty bad injury and hung up the skates, went to law school, and put all my time and energy into winning cases. At one point I got in some trouble with the law and was given court-ordered community service where I had to coach a recreational peewee hockey team. I thought it was me who would be helping these kids but it turned out that they ended up helping me. We went from a ragtag group of misfits to winning the championship over the course of one season. We all learned how to fly together. |
| What would be your personal motto? | “You miss 100% of the shots you don’t take. – Wayne Gretzky” – Michael Scott |
Tony Bailey
Snowboard Examiner AASI Steering Committee
Notes
| What is an interesting fact about you? | I was a roadie for the Mighty Mighty Bosstones from 1996 to 2003. |
|---|---|
| Do you have any skills or talents that most people don’t know about? | I can hold my breath for 4 minutes. |
| What jobs do you do – within and outside the snowsports industry, both winter & summer? | I manage the bike park at Stratton in the summer and manage the non-competitive alpine seasonal programs in the winter. I also volunteer with the local high school as a mountain bike coach. |
| What was your first job in the snowsports industry? | Snowboard Instructor at Plattekill on a really part-time basis during my senior year of college. I convinced my advisor to give me college credit for teaching and I got paid.
It was my first year as a full-time snowboard instructor at Bromley after I graduated college that really hooked me and I’ve been full-time in the industry ever since. |
| What activities do you enjoy, when you’re not out on the snow? | I had a stint as a professional hockey player in the early 90’s. I got a pretty bad injury and hung up the skates, went to law school, and put all my time and energy into winning cases. At one point I got in some trouble with the law and was given court-ordered community service where I had to coach a recreational peewee hockey team. I thought it was me who would be helping these kids but it turned out that they ended up helping me. We went from a ragtag group of misfits to winning the championship over the course of one season. We all learned how to fly together. |
| What would be your personal motto? | “You miss 100% of the shots you don’t take. – Wayne Gretzky” – Michael Scott |
Tony Bailey
Snowboard Examiner AASI Steering Committee
Notes
| What is an interesting fact about you? | I was a roadie for the Mighty Mighty Bosstones from 1996 to 2003. |
|---|---|
| Do you have any skills or talents that most people don’t know about? | I can hold my breath for 4 minutes. |
| What jobs do you do – within and outside the snowsports industry, both winter & summer? | I manage the bike park at Stratton in the summer and manage the non-competitive alpine seasonal programs in the winter. I also volunteer with the local high school as a mountain bike coach. |
| What was your first job in the snowsports industry? | Snowboard Instructor at Plattekill on a really part-time basis during my senior year of college. I convinced my advisor to give me college credit for teaching and I got paid.
It was my first year as a full-time snowboard instructor at Bromley after I graduated college that really hooked me and I’ve been full-time in the industry ever since. |
| What activities do you enjoy, when you’re not out on the snow? | I had a stint as a professional hockey player in the early 90’s. I got a pretty bad injury and hung up the skates, went to law school, and put all my time and energy into winning cases. At one point I got in some trouble with the law and was given court-ordered community service where I had to coach a recreational peewee hockey team. I thought it was me who would be helping these kids but it turned out that they ended up helping me. We went from a ragtag group of misfits to winning the championship over the course of one season. We all learned how to fly together. |
| What would be your personal motto? | “You miss 100% of the shots you don’t take. – Wayne Gretzky” – Michael Scott |
Tony Bailey
Snowboard Examiner AASI Steering Committee
Notes
| What is an interesting fact about you? | I was a roadie for the Mighty Mighty Bosstones from 1996 to 2003. |
|---|---|
| Do you have any skills or talents that most people don’t know about? | I can hold my breath for 4 minutes. |
| What jobs do you do – within and outside the snowsports industry, both winter & summer? | I manage the bike park at Stratton in the summer and manage the non-competitive alpine seasonal programs in the winter. I also volunteer with the local high school as a mountain bike coach. |
| What was your first job in the snowsports industry? | Snowboard Instructor at Plattekill on a really part-time basis during my senior year of college. I convinced my advisor to give me college credit for teaching and I got paid.
It was my first year as a full-time snowboard instructor at Bromley after I graduated college that really hooked me and I’ve been full-time in the industry ever since. |
| What activities do you enjoy, when you’re not out on the snow? | I had a stint as a professional hockey player in the early 90’s. I got a pretty bad injury and hung up the skates, went to law school, and put all my time and energy into winning cases. At one point I got in some trouble with the law and was given court-ordered community service where I had to coach a recreational peewee hockey team. I thought it was me who would be helping these kids but it turned out that they ended up helping me. We went from a ragtag group of misfits to winning the championship over the course of one season. We all learned how to fly together. |
| What would be your personal motto? | “You miss 100% of the shots you don’t take. – Wayne Gretzky” – Michael Scott |
Tony Bailey
Snowboard Examiner AASI Steering Committee
Notes
| What is an interesting fact about you? | I was a roadie for the Mighty Mighty Bosstones from 1996 to 2003. |
|---|---|
| Do you have any skills or talents that most people don’t know about? | I can hold my breath for 4 minutes. |
| What jobs do you do – within and outside the snowsports industry, both winter & summer? | I manage the bike park at Stratton in the summer and manage the non-competitive alpine seasonal programs in the winter. I also volunteer with the local high school as a mountain bike coach. |
| What was your first job in the snowsports industry? | Snowboard Instructor at Plattekill on a really part-time basis during my senior year of college. I convinced my advisor to give me college credit for teaching and I got paid.
It was my first year as a full-time snowboard instructor at Bromley after I graduated college that really hooked me and I’ve been full-time in the industry ever since. |
| What activities do you enjoy, when you’re not out on the snow? | I had a stint as a professional hockey player in the early 90’s. I got a pretty bad injury and hung up the skates, went to law school, and put all my time and energy into winning cases. At one point I got in some trouble with the law and was given court-ordered community service where I had to coach a recreational peewee hockey team. I thought it was me who would be helping these kids but it turned out that they ended up helping me. We went from a ragtag group of misfits to winning the championship over the course of one season. We all learned how to fly together. |
| What would be your personal motto? | “You miss 100% of the shots you don’t take. – Wayne Gretzky” – Michael Scott |
Tony Bailey
Snowboard Examiner AASI Steering Committee
Notes
| What is an interesting fact about you? | I was a roadie for the Mighty Mighty Bosstones from 1996 to 2003. |
|---|---|
| Do you have any skills or talents that most people don’t know about? | I can hold my breath for 4 minutes. |
| What jobs do you do – within and outside the snowsports industry, both winter & summer? | I manage the bike park at Stratton in the summer and manage the non-competitive alpine seasonal programs in the winter. I also volunteer with the local high school as a mountain bike coach. |
| What was your first job in the snowsports industry? | Snowboard Instructor at Plattekill on a really part-time basis during my senior year of college. I convinced my advisor to give me college credit for teaching and I got paid.
It was my first year as a full-time snowboard instructor at Bromley after I graduated college that really hooked me and I’ve been full-time in the industry ever since. |
| What activities do you enjoy, when you’re not out on the snow? | I had a stint as a professional hockey player in the early 90’s. I got a pretty bad injury and hung up the skates, went to law school, and put all my time and energy into winning cases. At one point I got in some trouble with the law and was given court-ordered community service where I had to coach a recreational peewee hockey team. I thought it was me who would be helping these kids but it turned out that they ended up helping me. We went from a ragtag group of misfits to winning the championship over the course of one season. We all learned how to fly together. |
| What would be your personal motto? | “You miss 100% of the shots you don’t take. – Wayne Gretzky” – Michael Scott |