Freestyle Skiing traditionally was made up of three events – Acro, Moguls, and Aerials. Today, what is being deemed as “freeski”… a derivative of Freestyle, brings the Terrain Park and Halfpipe to our sport.<\/p>\n
Acro<\/strong> – Gymnastic skiing with inverted pole flips and twisting axels.<\/p>\n Aerials<\/strong> – Traditional Upright maneuvers and Inverted maneuvers performed on a Aerial Site.<\/p>\n Big Air <\/strong>– Jumping off tables, big kickers, and whatever else will boost you into the sky. Performing a spectrum of tricks including off axis spins, switch takeoff and landings, etc.<\/p>\n Moguls <\/strong>– High paced skiing down a steep pitched run with “bumps.”<\/p>\n Park\/Slopestyle<\/strong> – Skiing in a Terrain Park with Jumps, rails, and whatever else the Snowcat driver dreams up…<\/p>\n Halfpipe<\/strong> – Skiing in a long halfpipe made of snow (you’ll find one of these made of wood in your Tony Hawk Pro Skater game) performing aerial maneuvers.<\/p>\n Nybora offers top shelf coaching in all disciplines of Freestyle Skiing. Nybora skiers are exposed to many levels of skiing and therefore all skiing abilities have a home at Nybora.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Freestyle Skiing traditionally was made up of three events – Acro, Moguls, and Aerials. Today, what is being deemed as “freeski”… a derivative of Freestyle, brings the Terrain Park and Halfpipe to our sport. Acro – Gymnastic skiing with inverted pole flips and twisting axels. Aerials – Traditional Upright maneuvers and Inverted maneuvers performed on … Continue reading What is Freestyle?<\/span>