The snowboard craze that hit young people especially in countries that have a lot of snow is far from disappearing. With thousands of young men and women involved in this extreme winter sports, numerous competitions are held every year in different parts of the world. The first snowboard race was in 1982, including
The snowboard craze that hit young people especially in countries that have a lot of snow is far from disappearing. With thousands of young men and women involved in this extreme winter sports, numerous competitions are held every year in different parts of the world. The first snowboard race was in 1982, including the suicide of six, on the outskirts of Woodstock in Vermont. Everything was simple then and the participants only had on board a strong and cold. However, it was not until the 1998 Winter Olympics in Nagano, Japan, when snowboarding captured international attention.
X Games The X Games are an annual event that cater to lovers of extreme sports. Winter X Games are the new events that focus on extreme sports like skiing and snowboarding snowy mountain made great lots. Sponsored by ESPN, the regular venue of this event is in Aspen, Colorado. For the first time and experienced snowboarders have the opportunity to demonstrate their skills and tricks here.
U.S. Open U.S. Open snowboard events are held each year, usually at the end of the winter season. For over two decades, the games begin in March with the winner receiving $ 25,000 for the award.
The Olympic Games So far, the Olympics are six snowboard events. It is men's halfpipe, ladies' halfpipe, parallel giant slalom, parallel giant slalom of the men and men of women's snowboard cross and snowboard cross women. Although no cash prize is at stake, an Olympic medal for most athletes and is a reward worth treasuring for the rest of their lives.
Burton New Zealand Open Burton Open is the premier event of New Zealand snowboarding in the winter. It has been held annually since 2003 in Lake Wanaka. The New Zealand Open is the first of the series Open, then Burton takes place in Australia, Japan, Europe and the U.S. This event gives Kiwis a chance to compete with some of the best drivers in the world.
Steven's Pass Snowboard World Championships Steven Pass in Washington, DC is known for its world class and varied terrain in two different mountains. Your site only covers 1125 hectares, while there are about 37 races. On the western edge of the city is a huge park, while for runners who would like to get a little sun may be mounted in Mill Valley or return the call. The skiing and snowboarding is jampacked on weekends and school holidays, those who want to go there must be booked in advance. Accommodation is not available there, however, but would like to stay overnight can book rooms at the nearby Skykomish and Leavenworth.
Revolution Tour The Chevy Revolution Tour is a series of competition for snowboarders launched in 2005. Designed to help young drivers move to the elite competition, this event is the brainchild of U.S. Snowboard. The 2008 competition took place from January to March and were held in various areas such as Minnesota, Colorado, Utah, Oregon and Philadelphia. Highlights were snowboardcross, halfpipe and slopestyle.
Enter The Dragon This presents annual slopestyle competition and snowboard superpipe events with great prizes at stake. Open to all ages, this competition welcomes young and old users who want to participate in a fun and relaxed atmosphere.
FIS World Cup Circuit This is the best for professional snowboarders from around the world. The European countries of Italy, Austria, Slovenia and the Netherlands hosted the 2006 series, while more countries joined in 2007 during the event, such as Switzerland, Russia, Japan, Korea and Quebec in Canada.===============If anyone has the dates for these for this season let's get them up on the
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