Follow Jeremy McGhee as he prepares to be the first paraplegic to climb and descend a major backcountry ski route on his own power (Bloody Couloir, near Mammoth Mountain, CA). This teaser focuses on the training involved to accomplish such a feat.

Lucas Legion athlete Jeremy McGhee shares his story and his love of an active lifestyle exploring the outdoors. Riding on three wheels is more challenging than it might sound. Check out how Jeremy overcomes adversity and pushes himself beyond boundaries to be the best at what he does.

Jeremy first fell in love with Winter Mammoth Lakes, but as the Summer season came around he realized how many opportunities for adventure awaited him in the warm months. Not only does Jeremy shred Mammoth Mountain on his sit ski in the Winter, but he knows how to push the limits in the park and backcountry on his mountain bike.

http://www.bigspeak.com/jeremy-mcghee.html In a world where people live life filled with fear and excuses, Jeremy McGhee has found a way to inspire others to "unlock their minds" and live. Jeremy was a fun-loving, sporty thrill seeker; tough and fearless, the exact traits that would serve him so well when he would have to embrace a new life or die with his old one.

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A quick GoPro teaser edit from Drop In: Episode 1 - Bloody Couloir. Gives you an idea of what it feels like to climb a 2,000' couloir with only the power generated from your arms. Jeremy became the first paraplegic to climb and ski a major backcountry peak on his own power in June 2012.

It's early season at Mammoth Mountain which often means renewed encounters with seldom seen friends. In this video we have the pleasure of checking in with (and trying to keep up with) local sit-ski paraplegic athlete Jeremy McGhee as he tackles the slopes for the first time in 18 months.

Jay and Jeff Grygera take a break from the normal short board/long board shaping grind to make a custom sit down wave ski for long time friend and Iron Cross family member Jeremy McGhee. Check out the the process and and the guys surprising Jeremy with his new board at their Iron Cross shop in Cardiff by the Sea.

Game on. Weather is looking good for D-Day: Sunday, May 27th. Have your fingers crossed for Jeremy, as he tackles Bloody Couloir. Drop IN. Do What You Love. Stay in the mix: http://www.facebook.com/dropinproject