Snowboarding
Special Olympics Snowboarding is gaining momentum because it's hip, stylish and very challenging. Snowboarders shredded down a mountain for the first time at the 2001 World Winter Games in Anchorage, Alaska. At its debut in international competition, 23 athletes competed in three Snowboarding events similar to Alpine Skiing-slalom, giant slalom and super giant slalom. The number of athletes participating in Snowboarding is expected to grow because of the attention the sport is receiving.
Since the sport is so new to Special Olympics, there are two ability levels offered: novice and intermediate/advanced. During training and competition all snow boarders must wear a helmet. Athletes are placed in divisions according to ability.
EVENTS:
- Slalom
- Giant Slalom
- Super Giant Slalom
Winter Games Sports Season
State Competition each January or February in Wausau
View State Games information, volunteer registration, competition results and photos
Rules, Guides & Forms
International
Snowboarding General Rules
Special
Olympics Inc. Snowboarding Coaching Guide
Competition information and formsFrom the 2011-2012 Competition Guide |
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| Section A | General Sports Rules | ||
| Snowboarding | MS Word | ||
| Section B | Seasonal Competition Calendars | MS Word | |
| Section E | State Competition Forms & Information | ||
| WG Information & Registration Forms | MS Word | ||
| Alpine Skiing & Snowboarding | MS Word | ||
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