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Is Dirtboarding real?
Mountainboarding, also known as Dirtboarding, Offroad Boarding, and All-Terrain Boarding (ATB), is a well established if little-known action sport, derived from snowboarding. This was initially pioneered by James Stanley during a visit in the 1900s to the Matterhorn where snow was not available.
What is dirt boarding?
Mountain Boarding, also called dirt boarding, is similar to snow boarding. The board has a deck, four wheels with pneumatic tires and bindings to secure the rider to the board. It is an action sport that can be enjoyed year round in parks, on hills, woodlands and on mountain bike trails.
Can you be fat and snowboard?
With the right muscle build and core strength, snowboarding is more about balance than weight and is entirely possible for heavy riders. However, fat or obese riders can struggle due to the impact of weight on the muscles and joints, as well as potentially reduced flexibility and fitness.
Who are ausmountainboarders?
AusMountainboarders.com are a group of mountainboarders committed to growing the sport of Mountainboarding here in Australia. What is Mountainboarding? Mountainboarding is a sport that allows people to ride a wide variety of terrain in the same way they might skate, surf, or snowboard on it but without the need for pavement, waves, or snow.
Where do Mountainboarders live?
Mountainboarders live all around the world in a global community that always has a spare room, couch, or stool at the local pub for any riders who care to venture to foreign shores. Click HERE to see a list of retail stores that are currently stocking Mountainboards here in Australia.
Where can I go snowboarding in Australia?
All the main resorts are easy to reach from the two major ports of entry, Melbourne and Sydney. Overall Australian snowboarding opportunities are no where near as good as what is available in Europe, North America or at nearby New Zealand.
Where is the best freeriding in Australia?
Best freeriding in Australia and a full on park make… Australia has some nine resorts located on the eastern mountain ranges on the state borders of New South Wales and Victoria. There are also places to ride on the separate southern island of Tasmania.