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Antjykt
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On 6/5/2011
Antjykt
wrote in from
United States
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Salut à tous les participants de ce forum ,
Premièrement, offrez-moi l'occasion de vous montrer ma gratitude pour chacune des très pertinentes connaissances que j'ai rencontrées sur cet impressionnant forum de discussions .
Je ne suis pas certaine d'être au meilleur section mais je n'en ai pas vu de meilleure .
Je proviens de Orleans, canada . J'ai 38 années et j'éduque cinq super enfants qui sont tous âgés entre 11 et 12 ans (1 est adopté). J'aime beaucoup les animaux et je fais de mon mieux de leur offrir les accessoires pour animaux qui leur rendent l'existance plus confortable.
Merci dès aujourd'hui pour toutes les excellentes débats à venir et je vous remercie surtout de votre compréhension pour mon français moins que parfait: ma langue de naissance est le mandarin et j'essaie d'éviter les erreurs mais c'est très compliqué !
Au plaisir!
Arthru
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WCSS2011
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On 4/7/2011 Claude Regnier
wrote in from
Canada
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Hello racers we wish to inform you that the registration for the World Championships of Slalom Skateboarding 2011 will begin at 12:00 noon eastern standard time. Opens this Saturday the 9th of Arpil.
Here http://www.ncdsa.com/contests.asp
If you have not read about the event please visit our website for details about the 10 bursaries up for grabs. http://worldslalomskateboarding.com/
We will draw names from the 1st.20 paid European registrants. Each of the 5 names drawn will receive a $100.00 bursary to help offset costs and such.
We will draw names from the 1st.20 paid non-European registrants. Each of the 5 names drawn will receive a $100.00 bursary to help offset costs and such.
We hope you all have a great race season in preparation for the Worlds and are ready to give it your best shot at a Podium spot.
Come and visit Ottawa, Canada the Nations Capital and enjoy some beautiful sites and a fabulous event.
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World Championships of Slalom Skateboarding 2011
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On 2/20/2011
Claude Regnier
wrote in from
Canada
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The ISSA Board of Directors have unanimously voted YES for Ottawa to host the 2011 ISSA World Championships of slalom skateboarding. We are pleased to see the return of Worlds to Canada and wish you good luck with the preparations.
Your event has been awarded Major status, the only one in North America 2011. The European Major this year will be the European Championships, recently awarded to Grenoble. The ISSA World Ranking allows racers to earn Major points in only two disciplines per year, so participation in one of these two events are important to gain a good position in the World Ranking.
Webistes for the 8th Annual Dovercourt Open Ju;y 1,2 & (3 will be a get together)the World Championships of Slalom Skateboarding will be and running soon. August 19,20 & 21, 2011
We will be doing all registration thru NCDSA.
The ISSA Board of Directors have unanimously voted YES for Ottawa to host the 2011 ISSA World Championships of slalom skateboarding. We are pleased to see the return of Worlds to Canada and wish you good luck with the preparations.
Look for us on Facebook as well.
Thank you
We look forward to seeing as many of you there as possible.
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Ilya N.German - real help for you
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On 10/20/2009 moitbilafrott
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3º GRAND PRIX BRAZIL OF SKATE SLALOM
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On 7/6/2009
WILLIANS INDIO
wrote in from
Brazil
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9 JULY 2009 CHAMP SLALOM
AUTODROMO JOSE CARLOS PACCI - INTERLAGOS - SÃO PAULO-BRAZIL
COME ON
WILLIANS INDIO
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blimey
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On 4/29/2008
munchh
wrote in from
United Kingdom
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Ouchh!
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Slalom site
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On 4/28/2008 PSR
wrote in from
United States
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Munchh, that's how the ISSA website is set-up; keeps lurkers where they belong, on the Outside...
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world records
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On 4/28/2008
munchh
wrote in from
United Kingdom
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Not sure why but everytime i go back to that thread i need to ask for my user name and password?
If anyone is interested, world records should be set with 'clean runs', criddling makes it not the same coarse as the next run unless you hit the same cones, how could that ever be right?
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ISSA recognized World Records
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On 3/4/2008 Pat Chewning
wrote in from
United States
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There is a discussion and a poll for ISSA members to help decide which courses the ISSA will recognize for World Records, and what the attributes of the course are.
If you want to participate in that, go here:
http://www.slalomskateboarder.com/phpBB/viewtopic.php?t=5949
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Low participation in rule voting
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On 12/19/2007 Pat Chewning
wrote in from
United States
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PSR wrote: "However, I hope it dosen't continue like this, where one 'group' putting on events, states a 'rule', and it becomes sanctioned as LAW with less than 50% of elligible RACERS voting."
The 'group' is the members of the ISSA. The rules (LAW) only apply to ISSA events. 50% voting??? I only WISH it were anywhere near that high a percentage...
Do you have experience with any national or international sports organization or other volunteer group where you can get more than 50% of the eligible people to vote? Do you know how that is achieved? In my experience it is always just a few, interested, energetic people who vote or otherwise participate. That's just the way things are.
You can't really expect the interested, energetic, involved people in the ISSA to wait until there is over 50% of the RACERS to become involved before we move forward with the rule-making and other business of the ISSA? If we wait for this, NOTHING will get done.
The wheel-thing could have easily gone either way with a bit more participation. We opened the door, invited everyone, begged for participation -- did you vote?
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Thanks, and Aloha
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On 12/18/2007 PSR
wrote in from
United States
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Pat, thanks {yet again} for your endless work in helping put together good, clear rules for the racers to go by.
I'm still ticked with 6-wheelers (or 8 wheelers, for that matter) being considred to be 'not' skateboards. The voting seemed very much like being in Florida's 4th Ward in '00... Disenfrachised dosen't even describe the inability to participate, but it's done. I'll still race in local NON ISSA races, and coach for tose who want to be at ISSA races. However, I hope it dosen't continue like this, where one 'group' putting on events, states a 'rule', and it becomes sanctioned as LAW with less than 50% of elligible RACERS voting. Especially if TRADITION or INNOVATION is tossed on it's ear to please a few. If these factors are ignored, we'll soon have NO CHANGE, and contests that have NO ROOTS. I've seen what that attitude has done to Snowboard Racing, I've fought that battle, too... And other than a few riders I've coached, I've LOST THE WAR. It's evident, too, just by how RACING is portrayed in SNOWBOARDING. Trust me, don't even go there, it's UGLY.
Good luck with the effort nonetheless, I hope it works out for the better, somehow.
And to all whom I've raced with, or met while Racing, THANK YOU!! + Merry Christmas!! You're all awesome, especially for JUST, ONLY, being the skaters you are!! Ride Fast, take Chances. :-D
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ISSA SLALOM racing Rules Available
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On 12/18/2007 Pat Chewning
wrote in from
United States
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The ISSA Rules are now published. They are available at:
Click here for link
Click here for link
The best way to print these rules is by using your printer driver to make a booklet (2 pages per sheet, landscape paper, fold in middle). This will print all 16 pages on 4 sheets of paper, 1/2 sheet per page, so it can be folded in a booklet form.
If your printer cannot handle printing in booklet form, then you can conventionally print the rules on either 8 sheets (duplex -- one page on each side), or 16 sheets (simplex -- one page per sheet of paper).
Contest organizers and racers are encouraged to become familiar with these rules, as ISSA sanctioned events will be run using these rules. (Minor exceptions as indicated on the contest sanction application are allowed.)
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ISSA Rules -- voting complete
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On 11/30/2007 Pat Chewning
wrote in from
United States
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I want to thank everyone who participated in the rules update process -- those who voted, those who made proposals for changes, those who pointed out inconsistencies and problems, those who made arguments for/against various options.
The results can be viewed at www.slalomskateboarder.com -- in the "Members Voting" area.
The next step will be to incorporate the will of the members (the outcome of the voting) into the rules. The ISSA Board of Directors will then review the final rule book to make sure it matches the voting results, and then it will be published.
Again, Thank you for participating.
-- Pat
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ISSA Rules Voting Available
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On 11/14/2007
Pat Chewning
wrote in from
United States
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The public comment period is now closed for the 2008 rules update.
The next step in the process is to vote on the counter-proposals to the rules.
This voting forum will be open from Nov15 thru Nov30. After the vote is completed, the rules document will be updated to incorporate the result of the vote, and then published for use in 2008.
The suggested method is
1. Print the original draft proposal (see URLs at end)
2. Print the ballot. (see URL's at end)
3. Decide what to vote on
4. Proceed to the voting forum and cast votes Click here for link
[b]You may view the ballot here in 3 forms:[/b]
As a WORD document: Click here for link
As a PDF document:Click here for link
As a Webpage:Click here for link
[b]You may view the draft rules here in 3 forms:[/b]
As a WORD document: Click here for link
As a PDF document:Click here for link
As a Webpage:Click here for link
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2008 ISSA Rules Draft: Your comments sought
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On 10/15/2007
Pat Chewning
wrote in from
United States
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The 2008 ISSA update to the racing rules is ready for public comments at the following location (replace _ with . )
http://www_slalomskateboarder_com/phpBB/viewforum.php?f=174&sid=e57877a09d7d2e5fd88bf50096083382
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"ALIADOS"
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On 8/9/2007 NegoLaranja
wrote in from
Brazil
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Ae galera do Sul chapa quente o rolé no domingão, churrasquinho, breja, veludinho e um tal de "tello" que me apresentaram, foi loko o rolé no SJD pela manhã a tarde andamos na Saibreira, no final rolou aquela confraternização era um zoando do outro....fza essa união de vcs,continuem assim isso que faz o esporte crescer, senti na pele,tomei só bucha, 100 palavras!!!!
Aquele abraço...
Silon, Lampião, Punk, Been, Lipe, Vermelho, DaLua
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Slalom in Brazil ISSA
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On 8/3/2007 Gardenal
wrote in from
Brazil
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www.diorandi.com
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Banked Slalom
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On 6/18/2007
Pat Chewning
wrote in from
United States
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The ISSA does not recognize the banked slalom as a separate discipline.
A banked slalom race could be tight, hybrid (special), GS, Super-GS It all depends on the steepness, length, and cone spacing.
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On 6/5/2007
cabbaGe
wrote in from
United States
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banked slalom (ditch) needs its own deal, completly different set ups then GS..does the ISSA have a banked slalom division?
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Ditch or "banked" slalom racing
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On 1/8/2007
Pat Chewning
wrote in from
United States
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I received a question from a race organizer in New Mexico where they like to race in ditches (banked concrete) rather than on roads or sidewalks.
If he applies for an ISSA sanction for his event (GS race on banked ditch), should it be considered just as though it were held on a street?
My personal opinion is YES, because the similarities outweigh the differences:
Cones, cone penalties, downhill incline, turns, speed, starting line, finish line, timing, long race course (compared to tight slalom) .... all of these are indistinguishable from a "normal" GS race.
But I'd like to hear other opinions on this.
Would it make a difference if he were applying for a higher status (MAJOR, MAIN), rather than a lower status (PRIME, BASIC, PLAIN) ??
What do we say, do events held on a ditch count?
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2007 North America Contest Coordinators
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On 1/6/2007
Pat Chewning
wrote in from
United States
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In 2007, ISSA contest sanction applications in North America will be handled by the 3-person Contest Coordiantion team of: Chris Barker, Eddy Martinez, Pat Chewning. A similar body is being organized for Europe.
After considering the information in the application for status, the contest coordinators will assign a status to the race (Major, Main, Prime, Basic ... these determine the World Ranking points possible for each race).
Please apply early enough to attain the status you are seeking: Major -- 4 months Main -- 3 Months Prime -- 2 Months Basic--none
Obtain the sanction application here and send to Pat Chewning, Chris Barker, or Eddy Martinez:
http://www_slalomskateboarder_com/phpBB/viewtopic.php?t=4657
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World Championships granted to DHB
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On 12/23/2006
Pat Chewning
wrote in from
United States
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The ISSA Board of Directors have voted and will grant the Downhillbillies (Marion Karr) the 2007 World ISSA World Championships.
27-30 September 2007
Statesville, NC, USA
http://www_slalomskateboarder_com/phpBB/viewtopic.php?t=4674
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ISSA Contest Sanctioning Process
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On 12/17/2006
Pat Chewning
wrote in from
United States
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Contest organizers who wish to submit their contest for ISSA World Ranking status may view the sanctioning process and download the application form here:
Click here for link
(You may have to replace the "_" with "." to follow the link.
Claude is working on getting ISSA regional contest coordinators for the USA and Europe in place for 2007. They will be the people granting the contest status (MAJOR, MAIN, PRIME, BASIC) [aka 4-cone, 3-cone, 2-cone, 1-cone] to each contest.
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Rules and Regulations review
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On 11/8/2006
Claude Regnier
wrote in from
Canada
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We are working on the rules for ISSA and would like anyone who is genuinally interested to take part in the discussions and descision making process on the other slalom sites.
http://www_slalomskateboarder_com/phpBB/viewforum.php?f=174
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ss.com temporarily down
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On 9/17/2006 Jani
wrote in from
France
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Leo wrote "what happened at slalomskateboarder.com?"
Leo, some junior hacker deleted some forums and caused some other trouble, so I needed to restore the latest backup, merge it with the current data and at the same time update the forum software to the latest version.
As you've most certainly seen, it's up again since some time.
/Jani
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