Whats freestyle?

Question

and like all that stuff?

thanks

Answer 1

This style incorporates the rider with man-made terrain features such as rails, boxes, jumps, half pipes, quarter pipes and a myriad of other features. The intent of freestyle is to use these terrain features to perform a number of aerial or jib tricks.

The equipment used in freestyle is usually a soft boot with a twin tipped board, though freeride equipment is often used successfully. The most common binding stance used in freestyle is called "duck foot" which the trailing foot has a negative degree of arc setup while the leading foot is in the positive range i.e. -9º/+12º. Freestyle riders who specialize in jibbing often use boards that are shorter than usual, ones that have additional flex and ones that have filed down edges between both feet.

The majority of snowboard competitions concern this style of snowboarding.

- Wikipedia

In my explanation it is when you do tricks, rails, jumps, jibs etc.

Soo much fun try it sometime =]

Answer 2

FreeRide

Freeriding is also known as "all-mountain Snowboarding". Beginners can do this type of style because all you need to do is ride down or up a mountain and explore everything there is out there.

FreeStyle

This is very different from Freeriding as this style includes mostly aerial like spins, flips and grabs. Freestyle is also becoming popular. Try this exciting and thrilling style next time you go Snowboarding.

FreeCarve

If you're a major fan of speed, this type of style is best for you. You can enjoy going into full throttle with this one but it requires full strength and concentration to help you focus more on the race.

Splitboarding

Splitboarding is a relatively new winter sports activity but it is already gaining popularity among avid skiers and snowboarders. This activity offers the best of both worlds.

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Answer 3

free-style is where u do ur own stunts at random.

like free-style dancing for example u just do ur own dance moves.