Other Sports

Proposed adventure sports development for Hillend

Edinburgh City Council have proposed a £13.5 Million development at Midlothian Snowsports Centre (aka Hillend Dry Ski Slope), Edinburgh. The development, which is contingent on gaining funding from the lottery and other sources, would see loads of new facilities including;

  • the longest artificial ski bump run in the UK, along with a ski jump and landing area
  • a toboggan track serviced by an upgraded chairlift
  • an indoor ice climbing wall, complete with viewing gallery and curling rink
  • an indoor skateboard and wheeled sport facility
  • a series of graded mountain bike trails will be built as a year-round national training centre

E X T R E E E M G A M E S ! !

You peeps of the gnarly!
Are you still pumped full of energy after a day of extreeeem trailin!? Are you made to go home by your "OLD LADY" for some "QUALITY TIME!" but you still want to do STELLER KICK FLIPS or just do snow angels in the powder with the rest of the X-CREW? Well have no fear for Jables is here to keep you being awesome!.... AWESOME TO THE MAX!
What you do is
1, While your "OLD LADY" is making you both your "QUILITY TIME" dinner (because you've told her your too tired)go to your wardrobe.

2, Take (one of your many hoodies) and put it on back to front.

3, Set your G-SHOCK Stop watch to zero.

Mountain Boarding

Article in the Sunday Times today, Downhill all the way. It's an intro to the sport, where and how kind of thing. The guy went to Aaron Adventure Centre to learn.

Even with grazes the size of my head — and butt bruises the colour of the blackberry bushes I fell to avoid — mountainboarding was a fabulous experience. Alarming, but fabulous. It’s snowboarding without the overdraft and melting snow; or, rather, it’s a slightly shabby, eccentric country cousin of snowboarding, one you can call in on at the last minute, who doesn’t care what you look like — and who won’t nick your wallet while you’re looking the other way.

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