What does snowboarding mean?

Double-board skiing, as its name implies, is to slide in the snow field with the help of skis.

Freestyle double board originated very early, but it used to be called oldschool, which was mainly composed of mogul and snow patterns, and then a single board appeared. The current newschool freestyle double board is actually a combination of the previous freestyle double board and the later single board street culture.

Introduction to snowboarding

Double-board skiing uses poles to help skiers when they go downhill or uphill, and to support them when they are in an upright position. It is necessary for snowboarders to sit down often and apply more energy when they stop to maintain their advantage.

Skiing originated in Altay, Xinjiang, China. In 2005, a rock painting of ancient Altay people riding skis and hunting with one pole was found in Dundebrak, Handgate Township, Altay City. Experts believe that this is the earliest archaeological data reflecting the skiing scene in the world, which can be traced back to the late Paleolithic period. Human skiing originated in Altay, Xinjiang.

Double board skiing is a general term, and people usually think that skiing with two boards is double board skiing. However, there are many categories or events of snowboarding, and we often hear jokes because we don't understand the classification of snowboarding in the discussion of snowboarders.