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mountain boardinga.k.a all terrain boarding, dirt boarding.
mountain boarding is a combination of Snowboarding and skate boarding
it has open heel bindings and trucks (the turning mechanisms of the board)
it has different aspects like boarder cross (racing down a man built coarse)
slope style (a park with table tops grinds ect. free ride (going down a hill not knowing
where your going).
what makes it different from other board sports is the range of terrain you can ride on e.g dirt tracks, grass hills, streets, skate parks ect.
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