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The steepness of ski trails is usually measured by [[w:Grade (slope)|grade]] (as a percentage) instead of degree angle. In general, beginner slopes (green circle) are between 6% and 25%. Intermediate slopes (blue square) are between 25% and 40%. Difficult slopes (black diamond) are 40% and up. However, this is just a general "rule of thumb". Although slope gradient is the primary consideration in assigning a trail difficulty rating, other factors come into play. A trail will be rated by its most difficult part, even if the rest of the trail is easy. [[w:Ski resort|Ski resorts]] assign ratings to their own trails, rating a trail compared only with other trails at that resort. The resort may take into consideration the width of the trail, sharpest turns, terrain roughness, and whether the trail is [[w:Snow grooming|groomed]] regularly.
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| style="text-align:left;" | The easiest [[w:slope|slopes]] at a mountain. Generally, Green Circle trails are wide and groomed, with slope grades ranging from 6% to 25%.
 
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| style="text-align:left;" | Intermediate difficulty slopes. Generally, Intermediate trails are groomed, with grades ranging from 25% to 40%. Blue Square trails make up the bulk of pistes at most ski areas.
 
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| style="text-align:left;" | Variations such as doubling a symbol to indicate increased difficulty, or combining two different symbols to indicate intermediate difficulty are occasionally used, as is often in Colorado at Winter Park resort and other Colorado ski resorts. One example is a diamond overlapping a square to indicate a trail rating between a Blue Square and a Black Diamond, colloquially a 'Blue-Black'. This is used by several eastern resorts, especially in [[w:New York (state)|New York]] with notable examples being at Windham and Hunter Mountain Ski Resort. Many resorts throughout [[w:Colorado|Colorado]] use a double diamond with an "EX" in the center to mark a run with extreme terrain, even more difficult than a double diamond. Other resorts, such as Smugglers' Notch, [[w:Vermont|Vermont]], Le Massif, [[w:Quebec|Quebec]], and Mt. Bohemia, [[w:Michigan|Michigan]], use triple black diamonds. The combination of symbols is comparatively rare at U.S. ski areas; most ski resorts stick to the standard 4-symbol progression (with the exception of the common EX runs in Colorado).
 
  
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[[w:Jiminy Peak (ski area)|Jiminy Peak]], [[w:Massachusetts|MA]] uses two variations of normal trail ratings; one is a blue square with a green circle inside of it used to represent an easy-intermediate trail. The other is a blue square with a single black diamond in it, used to represent an intermediate-hard trail.
 
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* (Solo disponible en inglés) [https://pathfinders.adventistchurch.com/snowboarding-1/ Recursos de la División del Pacifico Sur]
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Snowboarding

Nivel de destreza

2

Año

2019

Version

25.11.2024

Autoridad de aprobación

División del Pacífico Sur

Snowboarding AY Honour.png
Snowboarding
Actividades recreacionales
Nivel de destreza
123
Autoridad de aprobación
División del Pacífico Sur
Año de introducción
2019


1

En pocas palabras, describir el significado del término «Snowboard».



2

Definir y explicar cada nivel de las clasificaciones de dificultad de las pistas de esquí en las que se encuentra para hacer snowboard; por ejemplo, Australia, Nueva Zelanda y Norteamérica:



2a

Círculo verde



2b

Cuadro azul



2c

Diamante negro



2d

Doble diamante negro



2e

Variaciones



2f

Snowpark




3

Hacer una lista y explicar el Código de responsabilidad alpino australiano (o equivalente) y demostrar su cumplimiento del código a través de los requisitos 7 y 8.



4

Definir los siguientes términos de snowboard:



4a

Pista



4b

Fuera de pista



4c

Posturas: regular y goofy



4d

Lado de los dedos



4e

Lado de los talones



4f

Cambiar (switch)




5

Describir brevemente el siguiente equipo esencial para el snowboard y cómo mantenerlo en buenas condicionesː



5a

Snowboard



5b

Fijaciones



5c

Botas de snowboard



5d

Casco



5e

Muñequeras



5f

Protección de ojos y piel



5g

Ropa adecuada, incluyendo las capas




6

Memorizar un pasaje de la Biblia que menciona la palabra «nieve». En pocas palabras, comentar lo que significa el pasaje para ti.



7

Saber y demostrar cómo subirse y bajarse de manera segura en un telesilla.



8

Demostrar su habilidad para hacer snowboard, en buena forma, en numerosas pendientes de grado intermedio. Demostrar competencia en:



8a

Atravesar usando tanto el lado de los talones como del lado de los dedos.



8b

Cambiar de dirección mientras conduce.



8c

Detenerse con confianza.





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