Welcome to my website dedicated to adaptive snowboarding. My name is Kevin Cooper and I run the non-profit organization known as Logic Board. I take snowboards and modify them so that they can be used by people with disabilities. I then take these snowboards and donate them to Eagle Mount, which then volunteers taking people up to the mountain to have the time of their life. My purpose is to educate people about adaptive snowboarding, its possibilities and techniques, along with how you can contribute by donating snowboards.

So why do I do this? I myself am an adaptive snowboard user. I was an avid snowboarder all the way up to the age of 19 until I lost my left leg in back country snowboarding accident. Although this may have been the worst thing that has ever happened to me it did not deter me from my passion of snowboarding. Through much trial and error I finally designed a way to snowboard using a prosthetic leg. I was inspired to create my company Logic Board that would allow anyone from leg amputees to paraplegics to continue or start snowboarding.

Find out how you can donate snowboards, take a look at my current work, volunteer or attend my adaptive snowboard camps and find out where I will be going next to spread the word about adaptive snowboarding.