Originally from Pennsylvania, freeski tactician Sean Jordan migrated to a Colorado couch in his mid-teens to pursue a career in the park and pipe. He didn’t stay there long, as the long-haired East Coaster quickly rose through the competitive ranks, finishing top 10 at the 2009 Dew Tour and earning the #1 spot on Powder magazine’s best skier under 18. Around that same time Jordan linked up with the STEPT crew, filming with the group ever since and emerging as one of the premier urban skiers in the game. With notable performances in Mutiny and Ten and Two, Jordan cemented himself as a street disciple, turning his focus in front of the lens. But when Jordan does emerge from competitive hibernation, he does it big, finishing 3rd in the Under Armour War of Rails, and winning last year’s Dew Tour Streetstyle competition as an alternate.