Max Moffatt Throws Futuristic Tricks On The Horstman Glacier

Summer's upon us, meaning slushy laps on Blackcomb's Horstman Glacier, are officially in season.

Watch as pro skier Max Moffatt pulls some truly mind-bending maneuvers at British Columbia's premier summer terrain park.

Max Moffatt's been coming up in the park scene for a few years now, but this winter, he's emerged as a truly showstopping talent.

Every trick in this video perfectly blends innovation with technicality to such a degree that the English dictionary, with its compendium of nearly limitless phrases, falls flat.

Many of these maneuvers are so intricate that I barely know where to start in describing them without throwing an economical use of language out the window (which I might have already done with this honker of a sentence).

For instance, that last trick. It involves a butter, a cork, and a little 180/revert at the end. Sure, you could say, "Nose butter cork 900 revert out," but that's a bit of a mouthful and is basically Greek to anyone who doesn't obsessively watch park skiing.

If anything, the fact that Moffatt's moves defy easily-digestible language is a testament to his talent.

Unfortunately, the slushy skiing shown here isn't public access -- it's only available to those participating in one of many race, mogul, and park camps that occupy Horstman Glacier during the summer.

Arguably the most prominent of these camps is Momentum, a storied summertime operation frequented by campers and visiting pros alike.

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