Snowboarding News July 2007

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TUESDAY, 31 JULY 2007
	Online Mag Caters to Utah's Snowboarding & Skiing
	First Tracks!! Online Media (FTO), publisher of the Internet’s popular First Tracks!! Online Ski Magazine, earlier this month launched its newest electronic offering dedicated to the plethora of skiing and snowboarding opportunities available across Utah. UtahSkiAndSnowboard.com is now online, offering valuable insight into the state’s snow sports industry to visitors and locals alike. “Uta Read Full Story
MONDAY, 30 JULY 2007
	Be a Ski/Snowboard Coach
	The British Ski and Snowboard Federation is need of a part-time coach who will train the National Junior Team. Qualifications: Position is for the 2007/2008 season. Salary will be a daily rate subject to experience. Relevant coaching qualification in snowboarding. Proficient computer skills and a laptop computer. Has the ability to communicate well. Proven leadership skills in a sno Read Full Story
FRIDAY, 27 JULY 2007
	Preparation Reduces Winter Sports Injuries
	With winter upon us, those who are active need to prepare for the cold conditions or risk injuries, warns Sports Medicine Australia (SMA). Hospital data shows an increase of more than 30% for sporting injuries during winter months. Exercising or playing sport in cold conditions can lead to injuries such as sprains, strains and blisters and in extreme cold conditions snow blindness, frostbite a Read Full Story
THURSDAY, 26 JULY 2007
	Treble Cone Offers Mountains of Family Fun
	This winter ski season, Australian families are packing their bags and heading off to New Zealand. While there are a lot of ski resorts in the South Island, Treble Cone is undeniably the best choice when it comes to catering for the entire family. Treble Cone offers a wide range of world class facilities and snow school options that will make sure that all members of the family will have an Read Full Story
WEDNESDAY, 25 JULY 2007
	Disabled Snowsports Cardrona National Championship
	Adam Hall, NZ paralympian (LW1) again took out the Slalom race in a winning combined time of 65.72. Six sit skiers were in the field of 12 racers, causing fierce competition from the four Koreans and two New Zealand mono skiers. Second place was taken out by Sang-Min Han from Korea, with third Peter Williams from Auckland. Both are sit skiers. Storm Blacklock again took out the women's e Read Full Story