Theme: Snow boarding O’zbekiston davlat jismoniy tarbiya va sport universiteti

Slopestyle

• In the slopestyle event, snowboarders take a run through a course consisting of three to four large jumps made of snow and three to four jib-style obstacles of the course builder’s design, showcasing a rider’s creativity and consistency. The jumps can seem huge, but for the most part they are designed with matching takeoff and landing angles, giving the rider a long time in the air with minimal difficulty in landing. The jib-style slopestyle features can include handrails, ledges, or stair-sets that mimic those of urban landscapes commonly associated with skateboarders.

Alpine snowboarding

• Alpine snowboarding, often called freecarving, was the most popular style of snowboarding in the mid-1980s during the infancy of the sport, when snowboarders used the existing infrastructure of ski resorts and the venues of ski racing. By the end of the 1990s, however, most die-hard snowboarders had rejected alpine snowboarding as little more than skiing on boards. It continues to share many characteristics with skiing, especially in its slalom varieties, where the emphasis is not on jumps and tricks but expert carving, often at great speeds.

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