Ron Shepard

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Ron Shepard (1964-Present) 20 year ski instructor, Divisional Educational Clinic Leader for the Professional Ski Instructors of America. A former director of the U.S. Ski and Snowboard Association Masters Ski Racing, and Brand Licensing programs. Author of numerous articles on skiing and snowboarding. Invented one of the snowboard industry's first "step-in" snowboard bindings (unfortunately, the system was susceptible to clogging, and K2 corporation- the intended purchaser of the device, opted to develop the "clicker" system instead).

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