You are in control: What you need to know before using Freestyle Terrain

Know your LIMITS AND ABILITY LEVEL, and select the appropriate freestyle terrain for you.

Your physical condition, speed, controlled balance, body movements, alignment, trajectory and maneuver difficulty will directly affect YOUR DESIRED OUTCOME.

Know the INTENDED USE OF THE FREESTYLE TERRAIN you have chosen. For example, some features are intended to be used in a series with no stopping and some individually with stopping areas; jump ramps are for jumping and rail ramps are for entering onto rails.

INSPECT THE FEATURES that you are about to use. A daily inspection run through the park is always advisable as features may have changed from prior usage. This is particularly important if you have not used the park before.

YOUR ACTIONS can take you out of balance and cause serious injury or death no matter how the feature is designed or where you land. AVOID THE BACKSEAT -- LAND ON YOUR FEET!

TRANSITIONS are changes in the shape and pitch of the snow or feature, or changes from one type of sliding surface to another. Transitions can be gentle or abrupt and demand users to be alert and respond to them with accurate movements.

KNOW WHERE TO LAND. The sweet spot is between the knuckle and center of the landing zone. Even if you land on or near the sweet spot, you can still be seriously injured or die if your landing posture is not correct.

INVERTED MANEUVERS are not recommended.

Be aware that the FEATURES CHANGE constantly due to snow conditions, weather, usage, grooming and time of day.

Read and obey all POSTED SIGNAGE, instructions and warnings before entering Freestyle Terrain.

Know YOUR RESPONSIBILITY CODE.