Summer is almost gone, and the worldwide snowboarders have only one wish: press the fast forward button to skip autumn and go straight to winter. There is nearly a hundred days left until the World Snowboard Day which will launch the winter season in more than 40 countries all over the world.
As every year, the international snowboard community will mobilize on Sunday, December 19th and give the opportunity to the general public to try out the fun of snowboarding. The event concept is simple: the worldwide federations, schools, clubs, shops, resorts and riders offer during one day a large number of free activities to beginners and advanced snowboarders. In the program: initiations, products testing, contests, pro riders signings, concerts, parties, environmental awareness, etc, there will be activities for everyone and for every age  … Details
The 2011 U.S. Snowboarding Grand Prix, the longest running domestic snowboarding tour, has two stops scheduled during its 15th season. Riders will hit Copper Mountain, Colorado on December 8-11, 2010 first before moving west to Mammoth Mountain, California on March 4-6, 2011. The Copper Mountain stop will include both a ski and snowboard halfpipe event which is a first in US Grand Prix history. As well as the Paul Mitchell Progression Session on Saturday night under the lights! In Mammoth Mountain, the riders will …Â