History of Freestyle Skiing | Freestyle Skiing History Information

Not Rated Yet

1 Star

2 Star

3 Star

4 Star

5 Star

Freestyle Skiing

Image Issues

Governing Body:

International Ski Federation

Freestyle skiing is a spectacular adventure sport which includes aerial acrobatics along with mogul skiing; ski cross as well as halfpipe skiing. The sport is widely regarded as freeskiing and jibbing. The performers put a lot of showbiz and perform various aerial flips and spins during skiing down their respective routes such as the sliding rails and boxes. The sport is a part of the Winter Olympics and follows huge popularity. Since 1979, freestyle skiing was recognized by the International Ski Federation (FIS) that's also the international governing body for the sport.

The objective of the player is to undergo a snow-filled path as fast as possible while performing various freestyle jumps and acrobatics. The skiers are judged based on the difficult acts performed and are given points accordingly. The skier with the maximum points wins the round. The skiers performed various tricks to gain maximum scores. The players have to maintain their balance over the skiing board during the race while performing stunts.

Updated On : 12 Jun, 2020

*We crave for more modifications and accuracy. Help us do that with your valuable feedback. No responsibility is taken for the authentication of the data.