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Kerry McKeel
Public Relations
757-497-4811
kmckeel@boomyourbrand.com
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August 04, 2010
Baby Boomers Get New MBA Degree on Slopes of Aspen Colorado at BUMPS FOR BOOMERS ® Master of Bumps Academy
The New "MBA – Master of Bumps Academy" will enable clients to take their skiing to the next level during mogul and powder ski lessons on three of Aspen's premier mountains. Clinic uses techniques for efficiency and safe
December 16, 2009
Aspen Skiing Company Makes BUMPS FOR BOOMERS® Ski and Ride Exercise Series the Official Conditioning Program of Aspen/Snowmass Pros
(Aspen, Colo., December, 16, 2009) – Originally designed as a pre-ski conditioning program for Baby Boomers, the BUMPS FOR BOOMERS ® Ski and Ride Exercise Series was adopted by Aspen Skiing Company as the official ski conditioning program for their 2000+ ski and snowboard instructors, ski patrollers and lift operators. Aspen Skiing Company is the operator of the award-winning Ski and Snowboard Schools of Aspen/Snowmass.
December 09, 2009
New Year, New You? BUMPS FOR BOOMERS Partners with Younger Next Year Authors and Aspen Club and Spa to Kick Off 2010 with Younger Next Year Total Immersion Week
(Aspen, Co., December 8, 2009) - Boomers and seniors resolving to live a younger, more active lifestyle can make good on their New Year's resolutions by taking part in the Younger Next Year Total Immersion Week from January 31 - February 6, 2010 in Aspen, Co.
October 21, 2009
BUMPS FOR BOOMERS is the First Mogul and Powder Ski Program in the U.S. Designed to Teach Baby Boomers to Ski Longer and Safer
(Aspen, Co., July 14, 2009) - For many boomer and senior skiers, skiing gracefully down a black-diamond mogul-strewn run is a distant memory. Boomers who may have become cautious of their physical ability and stamina choose to stick to the groomed intermediate runs rather than skiing more challenging slopes for fear of injury.
