Tangram is sunny from the morning.The temperature is low, and the dry snow is lightened without becoming an ice burn, and the condition is excellent.The number of participants who entered even though they had just entered the season was 39 boys, 18 girls, and a total of 57 people.Moreover, the lower one is for elementary school students, and the upper one is for a wide range of thirty roads, so it's amazing.
Come on, Yukibancho Road to RJC in Tangram.
This is the second round of the Road to RJC series.
Let me introduce it just in case.
RJC (RAIL JAM CALLANGE) is RAIL's strongest amateur deciding match held the day before SlopeStyle, and the battle for the right to participate in this RJC is the Road to RJC series.
December 12th.Tangram is sunny from the morning.
The temperature is low, and the dry snow is lightened without becoming an ice burn, and the condition is excellent.
2WAY of straight box and flat down rail installed in the corner of the course where the previous SlopeStyle was held.The landing has a moderate slope so you won't get seriously injured if you fall.It's a section that can be attacked.
The number of participants who entered even though they had just entered the season was 39 boys, 18 girls, and a total of 57 people.Moreover, the lower one is for elementary school students, and the upper one is for a wide range of thirty roads, so it's amazing.You can see the names of last year's SlopeStyle RJC participants.And it is Nobuji Tanaka and Woody who will judge this tournament.
And the DJ who will liven up the venue is Satoshi Shimada in the house!
It's pretty dangerous just to have these items.
▲ Judges: Nobuji Tanaka (middle) and Woody (right)
▲ DJ & MC: Satoshi Shimada
The contest is a qualifying jam session with XNUMX heats for men and XNUMX heats for women.
Advance to the final jam session with a high-ranking win.
It's pretty hot from qualifying.
Riders who are enthusiastic about DJ Satoshi's gokigen (old) song selection.The snow bancho's bib is cool.Although it started quietly, it heats up more and more as the body warms up.
In the qualifying round, 5 men won each heat and 4 women won each.
However, here is a nice suggestion from Judge Nobuji & Woody.
Men's repechage.One game of crying!
Anyway, the guy who made a great trick goes to the final with a good feeling.
Oops, no transfer, front side board slide? !!It's just right for a crying game.One of the finalists is one foot, but unfortunately I couldn't make up.
As a result, three people advanced to the final.
The weather in the mountains is volatile.The swelling weather began to cloud in the middle of the qualifying, and it began to snow in the middle of the final.
However, the Tsuwamono who remained in the final are all hot enough to melt the slopes (also old?).Besides, the galleries are also wonderful.Of course, when a good trick is decided, cheers and applause regardless of the friends.Yeah.
First of all, 15 minutes from the girls.
It's dangerous, girls are also cool.
Mumu super smooth switch entry!Oh, this time, the front side nose slide that comes out of style from the almost unchecked straight slide 50in.Oops, the backside board slides are all flat down.No horse!
Let's not lose the men's final.The number of finalists has increased due to a single crying game, and the 20-minute schedule has been extended by 10 minutes to a 30-minute jam!
You're going, you're going to attack, you're going to hike the demons.
After all it is a man.I'm fine, I'm fine.
Nose tap to tail tap from 50/50.Straddle from the side and aim for the front side lip?Transfer 270in that came out!The snow is getting stronger, but it doesn't matter! 18 people kept trying until the end.
The results are as follows.Takeda Kun, who is in 4th place for boys, won a prize from "Repechage of the loser, one game of crying"!The top prize winners for both men and women are at a fairly high level.I hope that you will play an active role in the RAIL JAM CALLENGE main race in Alz.
▲ Left: MEN 1st: Takayuki Nakamura
Right: WOMEN 1st: Chiemi Shinkawa
▲ After the award ceremony
report: Mr./ photo: ALI
Click here for the results of the Road to RJC series
