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Do you know all the different types of snowboard contest that your athletes may want to enter?

Please drag and drop the event description below next to each contest type.
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- This utilises steep, off-piste terrain with natural features, to showcase a rider’s ability to ride in challenging environments.
- These typically have five or more features and must include both jumps and rails, with a minimum two of each.
- This includes features such as berms, banks, rollers, whoops, jumps and gaps.
- These are often held away from resorts, in local towns, and have manmade drop ins.
- The only event of this type is held in NZ is at the Junior Nationals once a year.
- As a timed, single-rider snowboard event, this is one of the simplest competition formats.
- It is rare to see riders under the age of 14 compete in these events.
- Freeride
- Slopestyle
- Snowboard/Ski Cross
- Rail Jams
- Halfpipe
- Banked Slalom
- Big Air
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Which of the descriptions below best describes the format and judging of a STANDARD slopestyle event?

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- Athletes have two judged runs with scores are out of 100. The best score is taken as their final score. Scores are not usually combined. If the rider doesn’t complete the course, or misses their run, they are given a DNF by the judges (“did not finish”).
- Athletes have as many runs as they want in a given time period. Scores are out of 100 and based on overall impression, meaning the more variety of tricks, and consistency in landings, the better.
- Athletes have a single run in which every rider is given one opportunity to put down their best performance, after a long warmup session.
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What categories are riders judged in in freeride contests?

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- Difficulty of line
- Control
- Switch riding
- Fluidity
- Best trick
- Airs
- Technique
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Do you know the difference between Banked Slalom and Snowboard/Ski Cross event? Drag and drop the definitions below next to the relevant event.
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- This begins with a solo timed run for seeding, then athletes compete with either 4 or 6 riders per heat. First and second place in each race proceed to the next stage in a knockout format.
- Riders usually get two runs through the course, with their best time counting, however some events choose to do a combined time from both runs.
- Snowboard/Ski Cross
- Banked Slalom
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What categories are riders judged in in halfpipe contests?

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- Progression
- Edge control
- Amplitude
- Variety
- Execution
- Difficulty
- Highest air
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