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FIS Snowboard Freestyle Freeski Committee Meeting Westin Resort, Costa Navarino (GRE) 15.05.2018 Dear Friends, Please Find Enclo To the INTERNATIONAL SKI FEDERATION - Members of the Committee for Snowboard Freestyle Freeski Blochstrasse 2 Sub-Committee for Park and Pipe 3653 Oberhofen/Thunersee Sub-Committee for Cross Sub-Committee for Mogul and Aerial Switzerland Sub-Committee for Snowboard Alpine Tel +41 33 244 61 61 Fax +41 33 244 61 71 For information to: - National Ski Associations - Interested Parties - Gian Franco Kasper - Sarah Lewis Oberhofen, 8th June, 2018 I:\Freestyle\Meetings\2017SBFSFK\GRE\Minutes GRE 18.doc FIS Snowboard Freestyle Freeski Committee Meeting Westin Resort, Costa Navarino (GRE) 15.05.2018 Dear Friends, Please find enclosed the “Provisional Minutes” for the meeting of the Committee for Snowboard, Freestyle Freeski in Costa Navarino (GRE). We would also like to take the opportunity of informing you that all the documents for the meetings in Greece and presentations are available on the FIS Cloud: https://cloud.fis-ski.com/index.php/s/A39mTGUGHMvOtMW With kind regards, INTERNATIONAL SKI FEDERATION Dean Gosper Chairman INTERNATIONAL SKI FEDERATION Committee for Snowboard Freestyle Freeski Provisional Minutes – for the meeting of the FIS Snowboard Freestyle Freeski Committee Wednesday, 16.05.2018, 08:00 – 18.00 hrs, Room Cosmos AGENDA 1. Welcome and Opening Remarks 1.1 Identification of Voting Delegates 1.2 Review of Minutes from last meeting 1.3. Approval of Agenda 1.4 Report on the Proposals to the FIS Council (November 2017) 1.5 Items from FIS Council regarding Freestyle Skiing and Snowboarding 1.5.1 Congress Proposals affecting the disciplines/events 1.6 Items to other Committees 1.6.1 Equipment Committee 1.6.2 Medical Committee - IOC/FIS Injury Prevention Study - Update 2. Previous and Tabled Business and Postponed Item 3. Proposals 4. Reports 4.1. Snowboard Freestyle Freeski Chairman’s Report 4.2 Sub-Committee Park and Pipe Report 4.3 Sub-Committee Cross 4.4 Sub-Committee Mogul and Aerial 4.5 Sub-Committee Snowboard Alpine 4.6 Rules Advisory Group Report 4.7 Technical Delegate Advisory Group Report 4.8 Course Builder Clinics 4.9 Sub-Committee for SB FS FK Youth & Children’s Questions Report 4.10 Staff Reports 4.10.1 CoC Coordinators Report 4.11 TV-Distribution Report 4.12 Marketing Report 4.13 Communications Report 5. Athlete Representatives Report 5.1 Athletes Report 6. Strategic Direction and Action Discussion 7. Presentations 7.1 World Cup Calendars 7.1.1 Drafts Season 2018/2019 7.1.2 Drafts Season 2019/2020 7.1.3 Drafts Season 2020/2021 7.1.4 Drafts Season 2021/2022 7.1.5 Long-term Calendar Planning Provisional Minutes for the meeting of the FIS SB-FS-FK Committee Costa Navarino, GRE 2 7.2 World Championships 7.2.1 2019 FS SB World Championships Park City, USA 7.2.2 2018 Junior World Championships 2018 New Zealand 7.2.3 Junior World Championships 2019 7.2.4 2021 FS SB World Championships Beijing, CHN 7.2.5 2023 Candidate 7.3 Olympic Winter Games 7.3.1 2018 PyeongChang, KOR 7.3.2 2022 Beijing, CHN 7.3.3 2026 Interests and Process 7.4 Youth Olympic Games 7.4.2 YOG 2020 Lausanne, SUI 7.5 Other Presentations 8. Other Business 9. Next Meetings - Zurich (SUI) 25.-29.09.2018 - Cavtat-Dubrovnik (CRO) 26.05.-01.06.2019 Provisional Minutes for the meeting of the FIS SB-FS-FK Committee Costa Navarino, GRE 3 ITEM 1 Welcome and Opening Remarks Dear Colleagues I am pleased to provide the Agenda with Comments for our meetings during the FIS Congress 2018, Costa Navarino (GRE). The OWG’s in PyeongChang (KOR) demonstrated again the unique and valuable qualities of Snowboard, Freestyle and Freeski. Their youth appeal and global footprint ensured record audience connection, especially via new media. The challenge for FIS is how best to capitalize on this momentum, especially given the quality of the future hosts at OWG and WSC level, and certainly beyond. It was an awareness of these unique and valuable qualities that gave rise to the now, well publicised unification and reorganisation of the governance of Snowboard and Freestyle within the FIS Family. During the week of Congress and beyond, I encourage all to work toward a shared vision of unity and remain respectful of the diversity of culture and communities. Our meeting schedules will provide for an early focus on strategic issues, followed by the technical responsibilities of the various Sub-Committees concluding with the “Super” Committee deliberations. I wish everyone safe travels to Greece and all wisdom during our deliberations. Kindest regards, Dean Gosper FIS Council Member Chairman Snowboard Freestyle & Freeski Committee Provisional Minutes for the meeting of the FIS SB-FS-FK Committee Costa Navarino, GRE 4 1.1 Identification of Voting Delegates Ordinary Members Chairman Dean Gosper AUS Present Vice-Chairman Jeremy Forster USA Present Vice-Chairman Rémi Sella FRA Present Vice-Chairman Steve Yang Dong CHN Present Members: Christian Galler AUT Excused Sacha Giger SUI Present Heli Herdt GER Present Michael Kennedy AUS Present Alexey Kurashov RUS Present Marko Mustonen FIN Proxy Jyrki Säämänen Cesare Pisoni ITA Present Bruce Robinson CAN Proxy Dustin Heise Frode Saeter NOR Present Eduardo Valenzuela ESP Present Experts: Stefano Arnhold BRA Present Calum Clark USA Excused Peter Krogoll GER Present Chris Robinson CAN Present Anna Banach (Infront) Present Conference: Tommy Eliasson SWE Present John O’Grady GBR Present Christoph Perreten SUI Present Anze Polanec SLO Present Tina Tanaka Sundekvist JPN Present Martin Toomey NZL Present Denis Zezin RUS proxy Daria Lesnaya Athletes Committee: Hanna Kearny USA (Freestyle Skiing ladies) Present Alex Fiva SUI (Freestyle Skiing men) Present Alena Zavarzina RUS (Snowboard ladies) Excused Konstantin Schad GER (Snowboard men) Present Denis Giger SUI (Chairman Sub-Committee Y&C) Present FIS Staff: Joseph Fitzgerald FIS Present Uwe Beier FIS Present Roby Moresi FIS Present Andrew Hourmont FIS Present Ritchie Date FIS Present J.P. Baralo FIS Present Guests: Walt Hiltner AUS Leven Metreveli GEO Provisional Minutes for the meeting of the FIS SB-FS-FK Committee Costa Navarino, GRE 5 1.2 Review of Minutes from last meeting The Chairman asks for a review and approval of the minutes from the last Committee Meeting. The Committee confirmed the minutes of the last meeting. 1.3 Approval of Agenda Draft No. 1 of the Agenda was distributed 19th April 2018. Draft No 2 are these “Comments on the Agenda” forward on 3rd May 2018. 1.4 Report on the Proposals to the FIS Council (November 2017) All of the proposals presented were approved. 1.5 Items from FIS Council regarding Freestyle Skiing and Snowboarding Dean Gosper reported that all the new event proposals will go forward from the Congress floor for consideration. Proposing Nations should collaborate on Proposal statements at Congress to minimise duplication. Provisional Minutes for the meeting of the FIS SB-FS-FK Committee Costa Navarino, GRE 6 1.5.1 Congress Proposals affecting the disciplines/events There are 14 proposals submitted to the Congress by 11 nations concerning the respective disciplines and events. The majority of the proposals concern the additions of new events on to the Olympic Programme in 2022. The detailed proposals are provided in the Appendix 1 of this document AUS: Ski & Snowboard Australia a) The addition of Freestyle Aerials Mixed Team as a World Championships event beginning in 2019 and an Olympic event beginning in 2022 b) Inclusion of Team Snowboard Cross in the Olympic Winter Games Programme beginning in 2022 c) The addition of Freeski Big Air as an Olympic event beginning in 2022 AUT: Oesterreichischer Skiverband e) Snowboard: Addition of Team Mixed Parallel as an Olympic Event for 2022 BRA Brazilian Snow Sports Federation k) Inclusion of Team Snowboard Cross in the Olympic Programme l) The addition of Mixed Team Aerials as a World Championship Event beginning in 2019, and as an Olympic Event beginning in 2022 CAN Canadian Snowsports Association i) Inclusion of Team Snowboard Cross in the Olympic Winter Games Programme j) The addition of Freestyle Aerials Mixed Team as a World Championships event beginning in 2019, and an Olympic event beginning in 2022 k) The addition of Freeski Big Air as an Olympic event beginning in 2022 l) The addition of Telemark Parallel Sprint (PS) and Team Parallel Sprint (TPS) as an Olympic event beginning in 2022 CHN: Chinese Ski Association a) The addition of Freestyle Aerials Mixed Team Event for Beijing 2022 Olympic Winter Games GER: Deutscher Skiverband b) Inclusion of Snowboard Mixed Team Parallel as an additional snowboard discipline within the Olympic Winter Games ITA Federazione Italiana Sport Invernali b) The addition of Snowboard Mixed Team Parallel as an additional snowboard discipline into 2022 Beijing Olympic Program NED Nederlandse Ski Vereniging a) Add Snowboard Alpine Mixed team Parallel Slalom at the 2022 Beijing Olympic Winter Games b) Change Snowboard Alpine Parallel Giant Slalom to Parallel Slalom at the 2022 Beijing Olympic Winter Games NOR Norwegian Ski Association e) The addition of Freeski Big Air for Beijing 2022 Olympic Winter Games NZL Snow Sports New Zealand a) The addition of Freeski Big Air for Beijing 2022 Olympic Winter Games Provisional Minutes for the meeting of the FIS SB-FS-FK Committee Costa Navarino, GRE 7 RUS Russian Ski Association a) Add Snowboard Parallel Slalom and Snowboard Mixed Team events to the program of the 2022 Beijing Olympic Winter Games USA The United States Ski and Snowboard Association m) Inclusion of Team Snowboard Cross in the Olympic Winter Games Programme n) The addition of Freestyle Aerials Mixed Team as a World Championships event beginning in 2019 and an Olympic event beginning in 2022 During the meeting in Zurich 2017 these different proposals were anticipated and the Committee reviewed them and debated what approach should be taken.
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