Progression was the aim of the game, and that is exactly what took place! During week one, the professional Red Bull Athletes took it from the bag jump to the step-up, systematically ticking off new tricks theyd learned in the first few days of the camp.
This episode we take Jye Kearney and Sam Hulbert four wheel motorbiking with offroad adventures and then suprise both of them by chucking them off NZ's highest bungy jump 'The Nevis'! After a mellow day shredding the next day we head to the Parklife invitational rail jam in town followed by one crazy night out in Queenstown.
Johnny Lazz and LNP got together out at Mt. Hood this summer for a friendly game of SHRED. Check out what happens...
Mt. Hood Summer hits - Part 1 of 5
This summer, Volcom Snowboarding will drop 5 videos featuring our Ams, Pros and Flows. Mt. Hood has been a mandatory "go to" to get your summer shred fix and this year we are going to give you some visual stimuli. During the course of the summer we will bring you the latest antics of our crew on and off the hill.
Red Bull Performance Snowboarding Camp New Zealand - Week In Review
Red Bull Performance Snowboarding Camp New Zealand - Day 3
Mammoth Mountain Eddie Wall Ride Invitational & West Coast Invitational Village Rail Jam
In a weekend filled with plenty of sun, fun, live music and unbelievable riding, Tim Humphreys and Ryan Paul stood out among an incredible field of riders to become the 2010 West Coast Invitational Champions.
The world-famous Unbound Terrain Park Crew put together an innovative wall ride course above Main Lodge for the Eddie Wall Ride Invitational. After a three-hour jam session on the course featuring several different wall ride features, the riders converged to see who would walk away with a share of the $5,000 cash purse as determined by head judge Pat Moore.
In the end, Tim Humphreys was awarded with first place in the inaugural Eddie Wall Ride Invitational. Forest Bailey came in second and Brandon Hobush was awarded third place. Apple iPads were also awarded for best trick, one going to Peter Line for a backside 540 on the wall and one going to Scott Blum for a backside invert on top of the wall.
After a break, the riders headed down to The Village at Mammoth to battle it out on a custom three-story setup for the WCI Village Railjam. Riders had their choice of three different rails to showcase their abilities on in the hour-long jam session.
Once the WCI Railjam session was finished, the competitors voted for their favorite rider and Ryan Paul was awarded the $10,000 cash prize. Paul performed a wide variety of tricks including a front flip to 50-50 to 180 out on a down rail.
Immediately following the WCI Village Rail Jam, the crowd headed up to Canyon Lodge for a live performance by Eagles of Death Metal, presented by Vestal.
WCI sponsors include Quiksilver, Vestal, ThirtyTwo, Etnies, Skullcandy, Neff, Snowboard Magazine, Red Bull and Electric.
Mammoth Mountain - Katal Landing Pad
Mammoth Mountain, CA
May 25, 2010
Katal Landing Pad
Measuring at 50 feet wide by 90 feet long and 5 feet thick, the Katal Landing Pad covers the entire surface area of a jump after the takeoff allowing users to attempt new tricks without the consequences of crashing on an icy landing. Unlike traditional foam pits used for jumping, the Katal Landing Pad allows users to ride-out their landings to more closely simulate an actual jump landing.
The Katal Landing Pad will be installed on a custom jump featuring three takeoffs ranging from 10-60 feet. The setup will be accessible from Face Lift Express. Passes for use of the Katal Landing Pad are available at Main Lodge Ticket Windows.
Mammoths Snowboard and Freeride Ski Teams will be offering training camps that are open to the public. Enrollment includes individualized instruction, daily video review and unlimited use of the Katal Landing Pad.
Hybrid ProRize Rocker Tech Video
New for the 2010-2011 season, offering primo response, pop and landing stability, this unique twin shape provides the best of both the rocker and camber worlds. Hybrid ProRize™ combines the surfy feel of rocker with the hard charging pop you get from traditional camber. It’s accomplished by featuring micro-rocker in the tip and tail to maintain a fun, surfy, hook-free feel and micro-camber with a flat zone between the feet to maintain snap and amplify the pop factor.
And look for this new shape to appear on the Limited DH2.4 and DH2.5 models hitting stores Oct. 1 and Nov. 1 - set to reveal Sept 15th and Oct. 15th!
Red Bull’s New Zealand Snowboard Performance Camp
Day 2 edit of Red Bull’s Snowboard Performance Camp in NZ. It features Jamie Nicholls, Pat Moore, Wojtek Pawlusiak, Seb Toots and a couple more.
Day 1 edit of Red Bull’s Snowboard Performance Camp in NZ. It features Jamie Nicholls, Pat Moore, Wojtek Pawlusiak, Seb Toots and a couple more.
Day 1 edit of Red Bull’s Snowboard Performance Camp in NZ. It features Jamie Nicholls, Pat Moore, Wojtek Pawlusiak, Seb Toots and a couple more.
Snowboard Camber Explained - Ride Snowboards
You need to know what camber is to know what rocker is. Paul, an engineer from Ride Snowboards shows the newbs what camber is.
ProRize Rocker Tech Video
Demanded by our Pros and designed for competition, this new shape has a long, stable flat zone for landing stability and pop. Built for going big and locking in landings without the fear of rocker washout. USED BY: DH2 , Kink
Mt. High End Of Season Spectacular.
Wow, what an amazing season it's been! Thanks to all of you for making the 09/10 truly inspired! Here's a little something to help tide you over for the next few months as we gear up for the 10/11 season...
