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 To
kick off the Orange AIM
Series 2004 calendar, Halifax Ski Centre will host the Artificial
Big Air Championships 7-8 August 2004.
Can Team Vapour keep the title?
Many people thought this was the best UK AIM
event last season in regards to riding and atmosphere. To not disappoint
the crowds the Team Challenge is staying on the agenda! Teams are
made up by three members that will ride as a group and can utilise
all obstacles on the slope in their run. Therefore judges will give
out points for creativity, ‘flow’, difficulty and amplitude. Will
the Vapor Team be able to keep their title?
 Itinerary
- 8 August - Snowboard Comp
10.00 -11.00 Registration
11.00 -12.00 Big Air Practice
12.00 -14.00 Big Air National Championships
14.00 -15.00 Team Challenge
16.00 - Prize Giving
Itinerary - 9 August - Ski Comp
09.00 - 10.00 Registration
10.00 - 11.00 Big Air Practice
11.00 - 12.00 Big Air National Championships
12.00 - 13.00 Team Challenge
14.00 Prize Giving
Big Air and Big beats
To keep everyone entertained during the weekend Mr Tim Warwood will
be ruling the mic to the tunes of DJ Master Tony and Halifax Ski
Centre will spark up their BBQ for that summer party feel.
After the success of the last two years the Orange AIM Series is
concentrating on five championship events this year as well as an
invitational Big Air competition alongside the Glasgow inner-city
FIS World Cup event on the 9/10th October (TBC)
 All
are welcome
This season all competitors under 16 are asked to wear a helmet
and all snowboarders need a valid BSA licence to compete. Entry
is open to all ages, sexes and performance levels and between heats
equipment can be tested from Salomon, Ride, K2 and Apo. FREE O’Neill
snowboard and Trespass ski lessons will be available to all beginners.
To follow the action check our dedicated
area on Natives.
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