Trevor Kennison

Trevor Kennison’s life took a dramatic turn on November 15, 2014, when a snowboarding accident in the Colorado backcountry on Vail Pass left him with a broken back. Once a plumber with a passion for snowboarding, Trevor found himself confined to a wheelchair, facing a future filled with uncertainty and a lack of direction.

In an unexpected twist, Trevor decided to try sit-skiing, an adaptive sport that allows individuals with mobility impairments to enjoy skiing. This new endeavor ignited a spark within him, leading to a renewed sense of purpose as he set ambitious goals to improve his skills.

In 2019, Trevor made headlines as he competed in the Kings and Queens of Corbet’s event in Jackson Hole, Wyoming. As a relatively unknown amateur, he became the first sit-skier to successfully launch into the notorious Corbet’s Couloir, executing a breathtaking 60-foot jump that captured the world’s attention. This remarkable feat not only catapulted him into the realm of professional athletics but also led to a profound spiritual awakening, providing him with a mentor who guided him on his journey.

Since then, Trevor has continued to inspire countless individuals with his resilience and passion, demonstrating that even after life-altering challenges, it is possible to pursue one’s dreams and redefine the limits of possibility.