Beyond the Bib

Growing up in Uganda, Africa, snowboarding was the farthest thing from Brolin Mawejje's mind, who had not even seen snow up until he moved with his mother to Lincoln, Massachusetts, at age 12. But when Brolin picked on snowboarding in an effort to fit into a new culture, it reshaped his life. He now chases the dream of becoming the first Ugandan to compete in the winter Olympics.

If a top-level Ugandan snowboarder sounds odd to your ears, thats just because youve never witnessed Brolin Mawejjes progression from a clueless African kid whod never even seen snow before moving to America, to hopeful pro aiming at becoming the first Ugandan native to compete in the Winter Olympics. Now you can watch his evolution and check the bag of tricks that rightfully fuel his dreams.

At just 16-years-old, Chloe Kim is poised to become the world's most dominant snowboard female halfpipe rider. After exceeding the minimum age for Olympic eligibility despite having earned enough points to qualify for the Sochi Olympics.

At 15, Chloe Kim became the first woman to landed back-to-back 1080s in halfpipe competition. But she didn't get there overnight. Watch how Chloe has progressed since she first started snowboarding at four years old. This is the best of Chloe Kim from 2006 to 2016.

Professional snowboarder Chloe Kim faced her most challenging season yet, including a trip to the ER after falling sick from her grueling schedule. Here's what she learned and how she's getting ready to make the 2018 US Olympic snowboard team.

At just 16-years-old, Chloe Kim is poised to become the world's most dominant snowboard female halfpipe rider. After exceeding the minimum age for Olympic eligibility despite having earned enough points to qualify for the Sochi Olympics Chloe kept with her progression path.