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As always we want to improve the festival and bring the best in action sports to your doorstep. If you have any suggestions for some new sports let us know by emailing here...
2009 saw some crazy new additions, including a festival first - Horse Boarding and the beloved four wheeled female demolition crews that were Roller Derby. Around the festival you might have also seen break dance crews, hip hop enthused lady dancers, wet t-shirt contest, Urban Paint fest, Adrenaline Wind tunnel and loads more.
2010 will also see much of these returning and of course some new attractions. |
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Once again the Animal boys, Chopper and Pilgrim, will be wowing the Relentless NASS crowds with their crazy skills while Relentless NASS K.o.D winner, Daryl Brown and K.o.D Series winner Sam Reynolds will will be aiming to retain their titles.
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The roots of skate will once again be revived at Relentless NASS 2010. Always a crowd pleasing spectacle, expect the side winding wizards on four wheels to grace the tarmac with speed and of course bucket loads of style. |
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The free running experts will be back for 2010. The first ever Relentless NASS parkour competition is confirmed and will have the best from around the UK battling for the prize.
2010 will introduce a full parkour course designed by the athletes themselves to provide the best entertainment possible. 2009 saw UK champ George Mayfield tear up the man made obstacles in samurai fashion. Comp format and obstacles news to come soon. |
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The Rodney Mullen inspired side of skate will return to the showground performing their technical display of fancy footwork. Expect to see a mix of non stop Flamingos and Finger Flips to Carousels and Caspers. No idea what any of that means? That's all the more reason to get down to Relentless NASS and see it for yourself. |
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Streetboarding brings Snowboarding from the mountain to the streets, so what could be better than throwing these boards over a Big Air Ramp made out of wood in a snowboard style Big Air Competition without the need to wrap up warm to watch it? This is where Streetboarding meets the 8 meter high Relentless Goliath and the conventions of extreme sports are thrown out the window!
Last year we saw the Streetboarders land Double Back flips, Rodeo 720s and 1080s over the Goliath with Gabi Munoz from Spain taking first place with the Double Backflip followed by a 900 on the vert quarter pipe.
Get ready for the Relentless NASS World Streetboard Championships 2010 because these guys have another year of training under their belts and a range of tricks that would make a lot of pro snowboarders think twice!
After watching that action or for a chance to learn something new check out the Highland Streetboards Trade Stall in the main trading area where you can learn to streetboard under the watchful eye of some of the world's best streetboarders with the chance to meet the World Champion!
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Mountainboarding is back and better than ever at Relentless NASS 2010.
Mountainboarding is a mash-up of all the board sports, riding like a skateboard, with the mentality of Snowboarding on terrain that only Mountain Bikes would dare to brave. Mountainboarding is a awesome alternative to the other sports.
U.K Experts, Ride the Hill will be attending the festival as a part of the Ride the Hill Big Ramp Tour 2010. Accompanying the Big Ramp is some of the World's best riders, all battling it out for the Relentless NASS 2010 Mountainboard Freestyle Crown. Who will be crowned as king and take home the cash? Come along and find out yourself!
An if watching the best of the best leaves you itching for more, why not hang around and "Have - a - go"? Sessions are 20 minutes long and cost £2 per person, ideal to give you a low cost taster of how good this sport really is, you may even have one of the experts teaching you too!
Competition format -
Friday 9th July - Practice day
Saturday 10th July - Qualifying Day & High Jump Challenge
Sunday 11th July - Relentless NASS 2010 Mountainboard Freestyle Final |
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Originated from climbers who were bored from sitting ducks in Yosemite during bad weather slacklining took its path as a side activity for climbers over the last 30 years. Slacklining has evolved into a diverse sport with international contests capturing slackliners from all around the world participating in international trickline contests where battles are held to perform the most spectacular tricks, flips and skillful moves.
See Andy Lewis and Michael Payton, who are both coming to Relentless NASS, performing at the 2010 ISPO Slackline Contest: http://vimeo.com/11868571
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