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		<title>History of Snowboarding</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Snowboarding is still a relatively new sport, with much of the growth being in the past 10 years as it became more mainstream. The early days set the pace for our industry and future generations of snowboarders. They started snowboard companies, designed the first snowboards and invented snowboarding. Every move, every trick, every board has been derived by the riding of these pioneers. Some of which are still around&#8230;and some of which have passed on. Each generation has learned from the previous&#8230;gaining more skills, expanding the sport and creatively building boards to be better. One of the best finds I&#8217;ve seen on the history of snowboarding has been the EXPN history of Snowboarding time line. As snowboarders we should understand where this sport came from and key events in our history that makes snowboarding what it is. Learn about the Craig Kelly sponsorship battle between Sims and Burton, that years that bindings, boots were developed, what leading company tried to patent the snowboard and much much more in our history. Here&#8217;s the History of Snowboarding: Part 1: 1960-&#8216;s-1970&#8217;sPart 2: 1980&#8217;sPart 3: 1990&#8217;s A lot has happened since the 1990&#8217;s to the present state of snowboarding. Maybe in the future Part [&#8230;]]]></description>
		
		
		
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		<title>Classic 80&#8217;s/90&#8217;s Snowboarding Shots!</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[I recently stumbled across some old resort brochures from the 1980&#8217;s and 1990&#8217;s for Steamboat, Copper and Winter Park. Obviously I&#8217;m stoked on what I found&#8230;because it included multiple one-pieces, neon and the occasional old school snowboarder. In the evolution of the snowboarder&#8230;this is where we came from. These are the days of old snowboard brands that started it all, the days of one-pieces, bright neon and some wicked grabs still in use to this day. BTW&#8230;this post is for Johan, He was shredding Steamboat at this time. My favorite of the photos I found is in the Steamboat Brochure from 1991-1992, showing these snowboarders ripping up the powder on old Burtons and Sims snowboards. A glimpse at past snowboard instructors, from the 1995-1996 season. According to the Steamboat brochure, Steamboat Snowboard School was #1 in 1994. Quite an achievement!Here is a Copper Mountain Brochure featuring a snowboarder. This is a 1991-1992 season brochure. Steamboat Brochure from 1989-1990 I had to laugh when I first saw the slogan&#8230;&#8221;the coolest, the raddest&#8221; because nothing has changed, just how we phrase it. This was in a Steamboat brochure from 1992-1993 Before Breckenridge was known for it&#8217;s amazing terrain parks&#8230;it was known for [&#8230;]]]></description>
		
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