Eero doing his Scarf-Face impersonation.

SATURDAY

Our mate Angry Snowboarder kicks the new year off with a classic shred flick: Reflections. Yobeat keeps rejecting edits. Sandbox shows you how to make good use of two helis. The Bald E-Gal cup went down.

SUNDAY

Outlaw Outruns is a good Euro jib flick. The Runs episodes have a good flow.

MONDAY

Eiki Helgason’s part from The Storming drops, his brother signs for Hoppipolla Headwear, and both lived through some memorable moments in 2010. Role Model’s I’m with Stupid is pretty, pretty good. This Crewzin‘ episode is really insightful. We post a happy new year edit from Process Films, and the AK log from the Pirates, and the TTR‘s Best of Kevin Pearce. Deeluxe releases a promo vid. The Dope movie is dope – and so is the World Rookie Tour TV Show. Frontline‘s pre-December edit is quite good, too. The Ästhetiker release a powder-filled webisode called ‘Chaos.’ Xavier De Le Rue goes Greenland. Olav Stubberud goes filming. And the Angry Snowboarder predicts the future.

LSD: Fostering madness since 1938.

TUESDAY

The Quebec edit from The Storming is banger, and the Moose with Hat full movie is, too. Lisa Filzmoser talks about contests. Two Sides of Life is yet another ok Euro flick. Пудра is – you guessed right – a Russian shred flick. The Westbound Boarder reminds us of 10 useful safety rules. This Alley Cats edit looks fun. Givin go Minnesota. The Nike 6.0 Stairset thing stops in Les Arcs. Smith Optics still brings us cool episodes from Idaho.

WEDNESDAY

Isenseven drop their second ever movie, Tripoli. Halldor gets all seriousin this cool edit. Rip Curl drops the Switzerland chapter of the Welcome Home II video. Mitch Tölderer explains how to choose a big mountain line. Whitelines post their favourite snoboard videos of 2010. The Menthol Monday edit looks fun (and features the Michilots). Jones and Bleiler call to action on climate change. The …is fun movie is fairly good… fun. The DC park in Kitzbühel looks sick. This look behind the scenes of the Nike 6.0 Stairset thingy in Castleford is worth your attention. And Elias Elhardt & friends have a fun day in Mayrhofen.

Endor revisited.

THURSDAY

Our ‘Access All Areas‘ series takes off as we follow Markus Keller around Laax, and post a mind-boggling clip of Jamie Nicholls and Seb Toots sending it in Davos. Snowboarding apparently shakes hands with the devil (aka the Olympics). ESPN reviews a year in snowboarding and calls Eric Messier, Europe is a country, Zac Hale is sick, we post a great black-and-white desktop wallaper, The Angry S. unearths the classic Elekrep movie, the German 21Fellhorn clip is wicked, the Pirates Art Show looks like a cool thing.

FRIDAY

Chas Guldemond wins the Relentless Big Air in Stuttgart. We post another Seb Toots edit from the O’Neill Evolution. Mike Ranquet is featured in the latest Powder and Rails episode.The Mammoth South Park looks stunning. Hands down, Jamie Anderson has the sickest style ever. Eero Ettala tears his ACL. Again. The Ästhetiker post their first clip on the World Rookie Fest in Chile. And of course everyone post tons on things on the O’Neill Evolution in Davos…

What else is left to say? Doesn’t really matter, as long as you deliver it in a golden voice…

Have a good weekend and we’ll hopefully be back next Friday!

One of the largest urban centres in Germany, the city of Stuttgart, will play host to some top-level snowboarding action when the inaugural inner city event, the Relentless Big Air Stuttgart, rolls into the Neckarpark arena on January 4th and 5th, 2011. A 4Star event on the Swatch TTR World Tour, the Relentless Big Air Stuttgart will feature top athletes jumping over the big air kicker and rail setup in front of thousands of screaming spectators. The riders will be competing for a slice of the $50,000 USD prize purse, a maximum of 500 TTR World Ranking points and the glory that comes along with winning a large urban event in front of a massive crowd.

Elias Elhardt and Werner Stock on their way to the TTR Top 10

The citizens of Stuttgart are in for some fantastic action with talented riders from across Europe scheduled to attend the event including, Tore Holvik (NOR), who took 5th place at the 5Star Burton New Zealand Open, and with a strong result at the Relentless Big Air Stuttgart could move up into the TTR Top 5. Also on the rise in the Swatch TTR World Tour Rankings is national German superstar, Elias Elhardt, who already rocked the 4Star Horsefeathers Pleasure Jam, taking 1st place, and has a solid backside double cork 1080 in his bag of tricks. Austrian rider, Werner Stock, is another rider who has been showing off his big air riding and was able to nab sixth place at last year’s 6Star Billabong Air & Style Innsbruck and is one to watch out for in Stuttgart.

The Big Air Setup

Riders will be flying down from the top of the 36-meter run-in gaining speed for the massive kicker, which will be followed by a staircase rail setup. The competition will run a jam format where riders will be able to get multiple runs in to attempt their best tricks and will receive a score based on both the jump and rail obstacles. One lucky up-and-coming rider will have the opportunity to ride alongside the pros by qualifying with a wildcard through the rookie-challenge, which will take place before the main event.

What’s Next on the Swatch TTR Tour

January will be a busy month for the riders on the Swatch TTR Tour. The 6Star O’Neill Evolution in Davos, Switzerland will be in full swing during the Relentless Big Air Stuttgart, with the slopestyle finals on Friday 6th January and the halfpipe finals on Saturday 7th January. Fortunately, following the action online is easy via the live scoring and live webcast available on www.ttrworldtour.com. Leading on from Evolution is another 6Star event and another big snowboarder gathering, the 6Star Burton European Open, which is set to take over Laax, Switzerland on the 8th to 15th of January 2011. To follow the action packed January, simply head to www.ttrworldtour.com for news, videos and photos.