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    the first day of my snowboarding lessons and I could not wait to begin snowboarding. I rushed to put my snowboarding gear on, and then I travelled the short distance to the local resort just outside the condo my parents had rented. I arrived at the resort and immediately met up with my instructor. The instructor, a blonde Australian man, asks me, “Is this your first time snowboarding? Have you ever been skiing?” In response, I told him, “Yeah. It is my first time snowboarding, but I have been…

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    Loloe Kim Research Paper

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    California resort of Mountain High and started competing at age 6 as a member of Team Mountain High. She trained in Valais, Switzerland, from 8 to 10 years old before returning to California and training at Mammoth Mountain. Kim joined up with U.S. Snowboarding in 2013. Kim is a Korean American, being a second-generation American; her parents are immigrants from South Korea. Kim still has extended family living in South Korea, where she competed in the 2018 Winter…

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    Irish and Italian. His Zodiac sign is Virgo. He started snowboarding at the age of six. Shaun, he was born with a Tetralogy of Fallot, a congenital heart defect for which he endured two open-heart operations before the age of one. Before he became famous he spent years riding in small ski resorts. Some of the ski resorts that he when to are Ludlow, Vermont, also the San Bernardino Mountains of Southern California. He first started snowboarding following his older brother Jesse. After that, he…

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    Mammoth Mountain is a great place to relax and a strenuous place to reach but you can have a little fun too, but if you can’t roll with the punches it can be exhausting if you’re new to snowboarding. Mammoth has copious amount of activities for people of all skill levels and age groups, like kids ski club for the little ones. All the way up to double black diamond slopes for pros. There are also bars, cafes, a small museum of sorts, and shops for people who like to shop on their vacation.…

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    It was a sunny 56 degree day here in Beaver Creek, Colorado and I was ready to make my snowboarding debut. I woke up with a spark of energy and I was ready to go up to the lift, but first I had to go and get my purple and black snowboard. After I had my snowboard in hand I walked outside. While I was making my way up to the lift, my stomach was flipping 100mph and I saw all of the kids struggling to get on the lift. I was praying to God that I would not fail while trying to get on the lift. My…

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    Jake Burton Essay

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    Jake Burton Jake Burton is the owner and founder of Burton Snowboards. The growth and popularity snowboarding sees today is directly related to Burton, as it was his vision and perseverance that has made the sport into a worldwide success story. Jake did not invent snowboarding, but instead capitalized on a product called the “snurf”, a freestanding board with a rope and no bindings, where the rider could slide down hills with little control. Jake saw immediate potential for an industry and…

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    amazing season is that is how fun it can be. The best way to have fun in the snow is by snowboarding. It is not something that you get to do often around here but the snow allows you to ride and do tricks almost anywhere. For some people snowboarding might be to hard so something easier that is equally as fun is sledding. All you have to do is get a sled and find a hill with snow on it and ride down it. If snowboarding and sledding are too cold for you, you can try something in a car. A way to…

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    You constantly want to be doing something. You don’t settle. You knew that going snowboarding would likely be very painfully, in a psychological and physical way. You put your ass and knees on the line, and took the risk to go snowboarding. Many would be reluctant or just find something they are more comfortable with, but you took a chance and hopefully had a good experience. This isn’t the only example. One…

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    Snowboarding is fairly simple, point it one direction and go. On skis, you have to control both skis and stay balanced. Snowboarding is very similar to other sports, such as, skateboarding, surfing, and wakeboarding. Skiing is one of a kind, you can only really water ski and snow ski, that’s about it. That shows how…

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    Snowboarding Physics

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    My creative project focused on understanding the role of physics in the sports of halfpipe snowboarding. My overall research question focused on how physics influence this sport. In my project, I explored the fundamental concepts of physics which influence this sport, and how amateurs can benefit by improving their performance through the understanding of these basics ideas. The internet revolution has made educational resources accessible, however most of these resources are filled with…

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