| Conservation_Principles_for_Competition_Trail_Riders Ideals on the preservation of a cultural heritage in a natural heritage setting by understanding nature's ecosytem and minimizing the impacts of equestrian trail use. |
| North_American_Trail_Ride_Conference Official homepage of the NATRC. Information on the organization, bylaws, member associations, ride calendar, results, rulebook, and links. |
| Mounted_Games Links to national and international organizations and competitions, plus message board, feedback, search, and links. Based in the UK. |
| Doomsday_Streetboarding_Australia Australian streetboarding team website with information and media relating to the sport, as well as an online shop, and streetboarding community message board. |
| Flipside_Streetboard_Tour Streetboarding and snowboarding travelogue, ranging from New Zealand to France, with regularly updated boarding and travel articles and photos. |
| Flipside_UK The UK branch of Flipside boards. An online retailer of streetboards and related accessories that ships to the UK and surrounding areas. Website has products information, news and pictures, videos etc |
| Flipside_USA The USA branch of Flipside Boards. A retailer of streetboards and related accessories that ship to the USA and surrounding areas. Website also contains information about the sport and upcoming/previou |
| Highland_Streetboards Producer of streetboards and streetboarding products from the Scottish Highlands. |
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| Snakeboard Includes brief information about the company, online competitions and information about their boards. |
| Streetboard_Homesite Based in the UK. Contains pictures, board reviews, trick tips, links and a guestbook. |
| Streetboard_Mag_magazine A French streetboarding magazine website. Contains information about the magazines content, upcoming issues, photos and other related news. |
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Gymnasts from eight countries. Japan, Malaysia, Korea, Australia, Mexico, USA, Canada and Russia. This represented gymnasts from 4 continents: Asia, Australia, Europe and North America. As some of you might notice, the gymnasts includes both children and s (less than 10 to over 30+).Michaela Pendleton (AUS), Mario Lam (CAN), Foong Kok Seng (MAL) and Ramon Moore (USA) all passed the judging license course during the event. This is a huge step towards the understanding of the sport in other countries.Background
In Japan, stick gymnastics were taught and performed with the aim of improving physical strength and health of the country. The technical rules of this version of the gymnastics came around 1970s. Performed with music, as free-exercise and exercise with apparatus, these gymnastics were performed competitively at the National Athletic Meet by both men and women. These activities were named Rhythmic Gymnastics due to its resemblance to the FIG rhythmic gymnastics framework and characteristics. This gymnastics have evolved to become what is known as the Japanese men's rhythmic gymnastics. Men's rhythmic gymnastics, in its current form, consist of both Group and Individual competition. Group Competition consisted of 6 gymnasts performing Free-exercise. Individuals compete with apparatuses of Sticks, Rings, Rope and Clubs. As of year 2002, in Japan, there are 1000 Rhythmic gymnasts ranging from school children to s. There are competitions such as the Inter High School Competition, National Athletics Meet, All Japan Inter-Collegiate Competition, All Japan Junior Championship, All Japan Amateur Championship, and All Japan Rhythmic Gymnastics Championship. Over the last 20 years, the Japanese version of men's rhythmic gymnastics has been performed and introduced at some of major international competitions. The audiences were always involved and impressed. However, there were no follow up. The language barrier and the lack of a master development plan have caused the sport to exist only in Japan for the longest time. Much progress have been made in the last five years due to the perseverence of Japan Gymnastics Association as well as various individuals.Japan is now actively working with FIG to define new rules for groups with apparatus. Example of such routines was first displayed at the World Cup in Baku. In Japan, there were exhibitions of 5 ropes and 3 rings & 2 clubs. Cooperation and teamworkThe core countries aim to have the first international invitational outside Japan sometime in 2006. 
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