Inside the Season is a high-energy and reflective look back at an eventful 2026 winter with the HEAD & TYROLIA global freeskiing team. From early-season preparation and travel days to storm cycles, road laughs, team hangs, and standout moments in the mountains, the film captures the full rhythm of a season on the move. More than a results reel, it explores everything that goes into a season; the anticipation, decisions, relationships, and challenges that shape the experience long before the payoff. Blending behind-the-scenes vérité, action, and athlete-driven storytelling, Inside the Season follows one of skiing’s most dynamic teams through the unpredictability of a winter together, chasing opportunity, adapting when plans change, and making the most of the moments when everything comes together.
“It was day two at Whitecap, Meg, Emil, Xander and I headed out with owner Lars Andrews to one of their iconic faces. It was a cold, beautiful sunrise but we weren’t quite sure if everything was going to line up. Xander dropped first, went inverted off the spine, and the second he landed that textbook backflip, the radios erupted. What made it even better was knowing the lodge guests were watching it all unfold over their morning coffee. It was pretty fun seeing them talking with Xander around the fire that night about what they’d witnessed. Definitely one of those one-of-a-kind moments from the season.” – Jeff Thomas
“After a few days hiking and skiing lines out of the Eldorado Cabin with Jenna, Meg, David, Jeffy and Mike Dandurand it was time for us to pack up and walk out of the mountains. Some of us had work the next day and some of us were flying into Whitecap in less than 24 hours for another session. Jeffy had a GPS track of a potential good route for us to follow out of Eldorado and down towards his truck. Supposedly it was a super casual ski out situation. Over the next 3-4 hours we bushwhacked through the tight forests and buried ravines. Jeffy had this duffle bag full of gear he brought in that we were throwing over our shoulders in a rotation. It was comical. Everybody feeling the beatdown when we finally rolled up to a road and the final slog out was upon us. Nobody had really packed for this type of bushwhack beatdown. It’s not always powder and fancy lodges on film shoots and this felt like some true team bonding in my eyes.” – Sam Cohen
