Archive for February, 2008
Challenged Athletes Foundation Grant Announcement • 02.25.08
Hey Shredders,
Are you trying to figure out where to get the cash to get your shred on this winter? Challenge Athletes Foundation is giving away up to $3000/athlete for everything from new snowboard equipment to your competition fees for the USASA National Championships this Spring.
Go to:
Here you will find the grant application and cover letter documents. Download them, fill em out , and mail it in.
APPLICATIONS ARE DUE DECEMBER 15
The CAF will review applications and inform recipients of the good news in the first week of April.
THIS COULD REIMBURSE YOUR POCKETBOOK FOR AN ENTIRE WINTER’S WORTH OF SHREDTIME.
IT IS EASY!!! FREE MONEY RULES!!! NO SLACKERS!!!! GO GET IT!!!!
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2007 United States of America Snowboard Association National Championship • 02.25.08
Windells Camp Summer 2007 Nicole Roundy, AKA Rider,Frontside UpBox KW
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Adaptive Action Sports was proud to sponsor the Adaptive Division during the 2007 United States of America Snowboard Association National Championship in Northstar-at-Tahoe on March 31 – April 7. Since 2000, the Adaptive Division of USASA has provided opportunities for athletes with permanent physical disabilities to participate in an organized adaptive snowboard competition. The events available to adaptive snowboarders are: Slalom, Giant Slalom, Boardercross, Halfpipe, and Slopestyle. Read more about it here.
“Snowblind” released 12.08.06 • 02.25.08
Snowboarding is the best thing that’s ever happened to me, and my disability is probably the worst thing that’s ever happened to me…. At the same time, it’s turned out to be the best thing, because if I hadn’t lost my leg, and I hadn’t learned to snowboard, I don’t know exactly where I’d be.
It gives me direction.
I’m one of the featured adaptive riders in the new film Snowblind.
For more information on the Snowblind movie, check out snowblindthemovie.com. To find me on the site, click RIDERS, and you’ll see my name on the left-hand side.



