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Snowboard Addiction is looking for a 2019/20 Winter Intern. Is it you?

We all know snowboarding comes with it’s fair share of falls, whether you’re a beginner, or you’re riding X-Games. The chances of injury don’t necessarily diminish as you improve your riding as you are likely taking more risks and doing progressively more challenging tricks. As much as you try to prevent things from happening, you’re not always going to land perfectly, and even when you do, there is a toll it takes on your body and joints over time.

At 50 years of age, snowboarder Mark Vorass has a better freestyle game than most, throwing 3's and backies with ease. Picking up snowboarding at the age of 40, Mark has put an incredible amount of training into 10 years and has a pretty deep trick bag to show for it.

Your tailbone, wrists and pride will suffer, you will likely think about giving more than once on your first day, and getting off the lift is a battle of its own. We have 5 tips to get past the steep learning curve that snowboarding throws your way and put you on the path to becoming a snowboard addict.

Now after hours of deliberation we would like to present to you our top favourites and the Best Bail of our 2019 Crash Contest.

French Slopestyle athlete Lucile Lefevre discovered her life's passion at six years old. Despite finding snowboarding at this young age, Lucile had already been confronted with health challenges that threate...

The terrain park; One of the most intimidating things for new snowboarders. Use these 5 Tips To Start Hitting The Terrain Park.

Check out Snowboard Addiction's top 3 Tips For Stomping Your First Jump.

These are Snowboard Addiction'sTop 10 Tips To Learn How To Snowboard. Check them out and start shredding today!

Max Parrot is an Olympic Slopestyle silver medalist and 5 times X Games gold medalist. He was recently in Whistler and we caught up with him to see how he trains when he isn't on the slopes.

The team here at Snowboard Addiction are ready to change our current graphic and we want to see what you can create. Enter our 18/19 Snowboard Design Contest now.

Here at Snowboard Addiction, we often get asked what the difference between our two Training Boards is. Find out NOW!