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  1. for me was strange how the americn judge gave points on the freestzle jump final.

    there where this guy (i guess from poland) who won at last.

    his first jump was rated bz everz judge arround 6.6 exept the american judge, he gave him about 6.0 then the next one was an american athlet. the whole bunch of judges gave him about 6.0 the american gave him 6.4 points.

     

    ok, it`s allways hard to judge someone and it`s not about huge differences but at least i looked like the american judge wanted to "help" his team a little.

  2. in europe isn't it out neither.

    but there is a console as tester in a multimediastore.

    i don't know the games name but it's fantastic (besides the unusual controler for a cool boarders4 pro). you can ride on the whole mountain there are no banners who limit the course (like in cb4) if you ride on a slope, you will see the little lines from the groming machine and the track where the board was!

    those are just some features in that game.

    the bad thing about all is the price of the xbox! i think it's about 70'000 yen!

  3. i think it's absolutely ok to wearing your country's colors, having they're national flag painted on their faces, singing along with their country's national anthem.

    thats olympical spirit!

     

    BUT, i and the rest of the world is NOT intrested in your president's and your countries PROPAGANDA and problems!

    the opening ceremony is NOT the place to say the world "look how poor we are" and its not the place to legitimate war or your countries politics.

    i can't remember to see any other huge flag, than the one with the 5 rings, brougt in to the stadium during the opening ceremonys the past few years.

     

    so keep in mind that the olympic is all about peace on earth and understanding of each other.

  4. as much as i know is on the entrance to every fun park written that you use the obstacles on your owne risk.

     

    just keep in head that you should land allways on the steep part of the landing (otherwise you would damage your back) so don't try jumps you won't be able to land in the steep zone with your speed!

     

    rails are even more dangerous than jumps!

    beginn with verry low rails!

  5. ok, if no one else do it, i will try...

    heard words like pipe,

    pipe = half pipe. the idea is from skateboarders. it looks like an "U"

    there are 2 types of halfpipes.

    the "usual" ones and the monsterpipes.

    the diffrence between them is that, monster pipes usually are bigger and higher.

    there is also a diffrence in the shape.

    the transition of monsterpipes are more in an oval shape so are the walls not so steep anymore,(fore a beginner are the y steep anyway..)the other shape looks more just like an "U".

    its much "easier" to ride superpipes than usual ones...

     

    table top,

    table tops are the most common jumps in funparks.

    it is a kicker with a flat (table) part behind and and a "steep" landing behind the flat.

     

    rail etc.

    rail comes from "handrail"

    i think it was the winter 1993 when it didn't snowed much in the usa. so some hardcore snowboarder had to look for other things than deep pow...

    it was the begining of the "new school" snowboarding. they started to try harder tricks and tried also to "bonk" (hit something with your board during a ride or a jump) and "grind" (riding on handrail) to have some fun.

     

    you said you are beginner???

    so keep your hands off from those things!!!!!!

    unless you want to risk your neck...

  6. it's all about the boots!

     

    mainly you can say, cheap boots = more heel lift, expensiv boots = less heel lift.

    ok, it is possible that the cheap boot model matches better on YOUR feet...

     

    so what you can do to minimize this problem is, 1. trining as much boots as you can!

    2. if you found 2 or 3 boots that match your feet, ask the guys on the shop to prepare "your binding" on a board, then let them "hold" the board, while you staing in the bindings and try to lift your heel.

     

     

    oh yes, a possibility for your problems could be the high back on your bindings!

    check if you have a "M" or an "L" size, if your boot is fixed on the heel just by pushing it back in the binding, then you should try larger bindings or high backs!

    burton custom bindings used to have some black rubber pads on the heel of the highback you might take them out, it maybe helps also!

  7.  Quote:
    Originally posted by danz:

    maybe we should start a massive campaign...
    Snow Riders For Better Snow Riding in Japan
    flood every ski resort with email complaints...would SJG sponsor this?



    how blind are you guys?? smile.gif
    just think about, how much pow each of us gets, when we duck the ropes, and how much pow we would get if there where NO ropes and everyone could "try" to ride pauda!

    you know, in europe thinks almost every beginner, who can make a turn without falling, that HE is an absolutely powder junkie.
    the reason is that everything, if save or not, is tracked, a day or sometimes just hours after the snowfall!
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