the half pipe was brought to the olympics in 1904.
the half pipe was brought to the olympics in 1904.
when was the half pipe brought to the olympics?
1904
two sites in the town of yamanouchi, approximately 30 kilometers northeast of nagano, were used. giant slalom was held at mount yakebitai at shiga kogen resort, at an altitude between 1,530 and 1,969 meters. the site can accommodate 20,000 spectators. also in shiga kogen, at mount higashidate, giant slalom events in alpine skiing and snowboarding were held. kanbayashi snowboard park was the site of the half pipe events. the track is 120 meters long and 15 meters wide, with walls of 3.5 meters. 10,000 spectators can be accommodated at kanbayashi.
1998 winter olympics
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bullet::::- 2nd – x games slopestyle









































bullet::::- 2nd – us open slopestyle









































bullet::::- 2006









































bullet::::- 1st – x games half pipe









































bullet::::- 1st – us open half pipe









































bullet::::- 2007









































bullet::::- 1st – x games half pipe









































bullet::::- 1st – us open half pipe









































bullet::::- 2008









































bullet::::- 1st – x games half pipe









































bullet::::- 1st – new zealand open half pipe









































bullet::::- 2009









































bullet::::- 1st – dew tour northstar half pipe









































bullet::::- 1st – dew tour breckenridge half pipe









































bullet::::- 2nd – x games half pipe
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