Snowboarding

Snowboarding One of the newest and fastest spreading sports is snowboarding. As this sport has come along, several clichés have been formed. One outstanding one is that all snowboarders are reckless teenagers who should go home. Well, it is true for the most part, but there are also exceptions. The safe ones. The key to snowboarding is safety. A good rider is a safe rider. A boarder must always follow the official code of responsibility. Boarders must also protect themselves. If safety is not taken seriously, snowboarding can be dangerous. The code of responsibility is as follows: 1. Ride under control and in such a manner that you can stop or avoid other riders or objects. Recently, a snowboarder did not follow this rule and hit a jump and landed on a skier killing him. 2. When riding downhill or overtaking another rider, you must avoid the rider below you. This rule should be followed when passing those slow skiers who take up the whole hill with the unnecessarily long turns. 3. You must! not stop where you obstruct a trail or are not visible from above. When local snowboarder Pepper Fajans stopped under a jump to pick up a hat should, rider, ride, head, snowboarding, must, follow, fall, worn, snowboarder, safety, safe, rule, riders, protect, one, jump, injury, hit, helmet, fajans, around, wrist, wear, under, trail, taken, subject, stop, signs, shall, seriously, runaway, rules, responsibility, prevent