From February 1st to February 4th MY SNOWBOARDING in collaboration with the resort ORCIERE 1850 proudly present the first para-snowboard world cup in France. Program 1 February – Riders Classification 2 February – Training 3 February – 1ere world cup race 4 February – 2nde world cup race Race format Snowboard Cross timed 2 races…
The World Snowboard Federation (WSF) is requesting proposals from National Snowboard Associations (NSA) and recognised National Disabled Sports Organisations to host a 2010/2011 Para-Snowboard World Cup or World Championship 2010/2011 WSF PARA-SNOWBOARD WORLD CUP and WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL The World Snowboard Federation (WSF) is requesting proposals from National Snowboard Associations (NSA) and recognised…
The International Paralympic Committee (IPC) and the World Snowboard Federation (WSF) recently signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to co-operate during the 2010-2011 season to further develop the sport of Para-Snowboard. The MoU covers several areas around management, competition co-ordination, development and certification of officials and classifiers as well as media and communications.The MoU also…
The Nazca Para-Snowboard 2010 Camp took place in Tignes, France from 10-17 of July 2010.. After a week of training on snow with trained coaches, the result was that everyone had fun while improving their overall riding skills. Standing Para-Snowboard riders, Luca (ITA) and Carlos (SPA), learned the basic skills of snowboarding with help from…
The base chosen by Nazca for the 2010 Adaptive Snowboard Camp is Val Claret. The advantage of this base is that you really can forget about the car for a week. All the apartments are in close proximity of the Nazca headquarters, the Drop Zone, and the lifts to the glacier. The apartments are equipped…
Snowboarding is a progressive sport.Adaptive Snowboarding is probably the most progressive expression of it I’ve ever seen. Just think your body been amputated in an incident or for a disease, and after that find the energy and the motivation to start everything from the beginnin including, of course but not least, snowboarding. Adaptive riders are…
From July 10 th to 17th, 2010 Tignes, France will host the first Adaptive Snowboard camp in Europe in conjunction with Nazca Camp and supported by the Italian Paralympic Committee and the World Snowboard Federation. The camp is open to all athletes with a disability in the standing class wishing to learn how to snowboard…
Tyler Mosher (Whistler, BC), current World Champion, won the World Snowboard Federation (WSF) 2010 Adaptive Snowboard World Cup today in Mont-Tremblant, QC. The event was also the grounds for the Canadian Adaptive Championship, which Tyler captured for the second year in a row. Tyler has had a busy season. He competed in the 2010 Paraylmpic…
The World’s best adaptive riders will be descending on Mont-Tremblant, QC, on April 2nd as Canada, a leader in the execution and promotion of adaptive snowboarding, will host the World Snowboard Federation (WSF) 2010 Adaptive Snowboard World Cup. Adaptive snowboarders from Canada, the United States, New Zealand, Australia and the Netherlands will compete in a…
Chiesa Valmalenco (Italy) host the 3 days of the International Deaf Snowboard Championship where numerous riders from all Europe, Russia and Japan challenged their skills in GS, PSL, big air and halfpipe contests. The japanese rider Noboru Harada, already winner of the Deaflympics, was the one to take top spot in GS followed by Fabio…