Terje Haakonsen: Red Bull Supernatural POV

John Jackson, POV mode on during the Red Bull Supernatural contest.

Under bright, bluebird skies, 18 of the world's most notable up-and-comers alongside the icons of snowboarding progressed the sport to a new level, as Red Bull Supernatural ran at Baldface Lodge outside of Nelson, B.C., Canada. From the first rider to drop, Scotty Lago, through Travis Rice's final run, the never before ridden Red Bull Supernatural course challenged every aspect of the competitors' talents, bringing the most progressive riding of our time together in a single run. Don't for...

Take a hand-picked selection of the best urban and transition riders from all over the world, a massive amount of well groomed snow and don’t forget about the passion - et voilà you get a snowboard-session of its finest. The Hippie Jump – a lot of Airtime and even more good vibes. Marc Swoboda loves music, there’s just one thing for what he’s got even bigger emotions: snowboarding! As the head oft he project he spends memorable days with his crew up on the Kitzsteinhorn and down in thei...

Another teaser from Supernatural… Supernatural brought the world’s best snowboarders from the contest world and backcountry scene together for a unique event. Check out footage from Supernatural and hear from the riders competing. Tune into NBC from 1-3pm ET on March 31st to see more of the action.

Cruising the groomers is one of the first things a snowboarder does, but also one of the hardest to really master. Lots of people can ride fast, but it's not until you see a guy like Terje Haakonsen effortlessly blast a huge method off of a nonexistent bump, or Ben Ferguson lay down an armpit dragging carve that you realize just what's possible on a regular old groomer. Riding fast, getting creative, and looking good doing it are a few of the things that can really show how good a pro snowboa...

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