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KEVIN PEARCE was born in (1)
1st November 1987. He grew up where there was plenty of
snow in the winter and loved snowboarding from when he
was young. He entered his first snowboarding competition
when he was (2)
years old. He moved to California
and started training full-time
at Mammoth Mountain. Over the next (4)
years,
he travelled a lot and won events in New Zealand and
Switzerland. He was a star of the snowboarding world.
with his brother in (3)
on
In December 2009, when Kevin was training in Utah, he
crashed and was very badly (5)
He spent three
months in hospital and it took him a year to learn basic
skills like (6) ____, talking and swallowing again. His
brother Adam left work to help look after Kevin.
Kevin slowly got better, but he was not able to take
part in snowboarding competitions any more. In 2013,
a documentary film about his life called The Crash
Reel was (7)
(8)
. A year later, a foundation called
was started by Kevin and his brother Adam.
This helps people who have had brain injuries and
teaches activities like yoga and meditation.
(9)
2014, Kevin has been busy visiting schools
and hospitals. He talks about how important it is for
people to look after their brains and to wear helmets.
In 2017, he moved to (10)
in Vermont.
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145
KEVIN PEARCE was born in (1)
1st November 1987. He grew up where there was plenty of
snow in the winter and loved snowboarding from when he
was young. He entered his first snowboarding competition
when he was (2)
years old. He moved to California
and started training full-time
at Mammoth Mountain. Over the next (4)
years,
he travelled a lot and won events in New Zealand and
Switzerland. He was a star of the snowboarding world.
with his brother in (3)
on
In December 2009, when Kevin was training in Utah, he
crashed and was very badly (5)
He spent three
months in hospital and it took him a year to learn basic
skills like (6) ____, talking and swallowing again. His
brother Adam left work to help look after Kevin.
Kevin slowly got better, but he was not able to take
part in snowboarding competitions any more. In 2013,
a documentary film about his life called The Crash
Reel was (7)
(8)
. A year later, a foundation called
was started by Kevin and his brother Adam.
This helps people who have had brain injuries and
teaches activities like yoga and meditation.
(9)
2014, Kevin has been busy visiting schools
and hospitals. He talks about how important it is for
people to look after their brains and to wear helmets.
In 2017, he moved to (10)
in Vermont.