Bank:
An obstacle that
usually sticks out of the side of trail like a triangle, looks like a tabletop
angled at 45 degrees.
[Top]
Boards:
Pair of Skiboards
(if you didn't know that, this sport isn't for you).
[Top]
Fruit Booters:
What
snowboarders and skiers call skiboarders (disrespect term).
[Top]
Gap:
Distance between two
jumps.
[Top]
Joey:
Another name for
poser.
[Top]
Launch:
Term used for
when rider starts to execute the jump, or when they are flying through the air.
[Top]
Mini Skis:
Another name
for skiboards.
[Top]
Mailbox:
Looks just like
a mailbox, just 10 feet long. Used for a grind.
[Top]
Obstacles
Anything a
rider uses to throw tricks.
[Top]
Poser:
Skiboarding
wannabe. Anyone who looks and acts the part, but can't back it up in
performance.
[Top]
Rider:
Name use for
Skiboarders (the good kind, not posers).
[Top]
Skiboarding:
Preffered
name for the sport.
[Top]
Skiboarder:
Another name
used for a us, same as rider.
[Top]
Slope Style:
The name of
the type of course skiboarders compete on at Winter X 2000. It is a competition
format derived from snowboarding. Should include quarter pipes, spines,
tabletops, gaps, banks, handrails, mailboxes, etc. Riders are expected to
utilize all of these to score maximum points.
[Top]
Spine:
Two quarter pipes
placed back to back.
[Top]
|
