Carving the Future hosted over 200 young skaters this summer through local clinics, camps, and a contest series. The non-profit partnered with Coombs Outdoors and Girls Actively Participating to provide coaching across the region.

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    Carving the Future hosted over 200 young skaters this summer through local clinics, camps, and a contest series. The non-profit partnered with Coombs Outdoors and Girls Actively Participating to provide coaching across the region.
    Photo: @carvingthefuture

    Carving the Future reached over 200 youth skaters in Jackson this summer through weekly clinics, homeschool programs, and camps featuring pro skaters. The season also included the Wild West Skateboard Contest Series, which drew 46 competitors across various events. Partnerships with local organizations like Coombs Outdoors and GAP helped facilitate programming both in town and in Riverton.