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    My parents rent skis and I rent a snowboard and sign up for lessons; I still wasn't that good at snowboarding. We part ways promising that we would meet up halfway through the day to ski / snowboard as a family. With the snowboard attached by 1 foot, I do an awkward shuffle to the training grounds, rode up the hill and met up with my training group. After…

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    Whenever I would compete in any type competition, my mom would always say, “It doesn’t matter if you win or lose, you are here and that’s all that matters.” My snowboarding career began when my parents purchased a house in Killington, Vermont, a mere decade before I was born. After I turned two years old, my parents would travel to their elegant cottage in Vermont every two weeks in the winter with me. From an extraordinarily young age, I developed a deep passion for snow sports. My dad taught…

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    misses surfing every day back home. He has been placed in my snowboarding class by his mom as an attempt to help Tommy feel more at home here in Alaska, as well as learn a new skill that is similar to surfing. His favorite pastime in Hawaii was surfing, and he has been showing signs of depression about not being able to surf any longer. Despite his quick adjustment to the cold weather, Tommy still cannot fully get on board with snowboarding, and this is evidenced by his need to show everyone…

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    held, I could almost certainly be president. Among the strange, sometimes defiant, but essentially good people here, I have found myself another home. I need them as much as they need me and as much as we all need snowboarding. This smooth plastic board brings us inner peace. Snowboarding is meditation in motion, a time to disengage conscious streams of thought and let primal instincts guide the body through…

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    Flying Tomato is a two time Olympic gold medalist. He has also won multiple Winter X Games medals. Shaun white had an exciting childhood. He was born on September 3 1986. He started snowboard at age 6. His parents moved him from skiing to snowboarding because they thought it would keep him out of trouble. Shaun was born with a heart defect that could have affected his whole life. When Shaun was born he was born with a heart defect called tetralogy. That heart defect gave him 3 open heart…

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    Sport Subculture Essay

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    the sport of skiing and snowboarding. As discussed in the podcast these risk and adventure sports are typically practiced by the upper-middle class because of the high price tag many carry. Additionally, many in the upper-middle class have very bureaucratic corporate jobs. As a result, many in this socio-economic class do not feel fulfilled by their day-to-day work and seek these subcultures to provide self-actualization. One of these subcultures is skiing and snowboarding and can be identified…

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    enjoyable activities. The city is located on the western side of Wyoming. The significance of Jackson Hole in the modern day is that it is a big vacation location. Many people come here every year for both summer and for winter. Skiing and Snowboarding is a huge part of this city for residents and for tourists. Not to mention that vast sights of the mountain ranges and nature that is present in this area. Use of this city in the past was mostly trapping and cattle ranching. During the…

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    prepares for a championship competition. STORY COMMENTS ZERO GRAVITY is a sports-romance script. The script has a strong hook in the idea of snowboarding. While there are certainly elements to like about the script, it would also benefit from further development. First, the opening scene nicely sets the tone and introduces the audience to the world of snowboarding and the concept of “zero gravity.” However, as the first ten pages continue the events are a bit slow. A lot of time is spent with…

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    Snow Sports Injuries

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    activities when you lack sleep or rest, overestimating your ability level, using faulty or incorrect gear, fatigue, and failure to abide by the regulations and mountain’s conduct code can all lead to serious injuries. Common injuries from skiing or snowboarding It is important for you to take the necessary safety precautions before partaking in any snow sports since accidents related to such activities…

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    Crash Reel Themes

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    Have you ever worked so hard for a lifelong dream of yours? And all of a sudden that dream is taken away from you. Well, Kevin Pierce has experienced this very action. The movie The Crash Reel, is a documentary showcasing Kevin’s training as an Olympic snowboarder. This documentary was immensely sentimental, and caught my attention throughout the whole movie. In addition to the storyline of Kevin’s journey, there were many themes present. The film showed the importance of family in order to…

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