TreX-Games BUSAN 2008

The Special Programs of 4th TreX-Games
Inline Skate Marathon
Racing-use inline skate with longer frame to increase the speed for marathon course of 42.195km.As it is popular in approximately 50 nations, it is expected that the race will be participated by a significant number of players. About 50 large and small inline marathon races are held in Korea. SWIC managed by Munhwa Ilbo is known as the world’s largest race.
Rule:

- 42.195km Elite
Participated by those who are registered as federation player or professional players only - 42.195km Masters
Participated by those other than Elite player - 21km, 10km, Non-Competition
No restriction in attending the race.
Aggressive Inline Skate
Inline Skate, one of the representative of extreme sports, has started in America since 1981, divided into aggressive, raising, marathon, hockey, etc.
Major member Nations
- American Territory : U.S.A, Canada, Brazil, Mexico, Argentina
- Asian Territory : Republic of Korea, Japan, China, Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand, Philippines, U. A. E, Australia, Taiwan, Indonesia
- European Territory : U.K., France, Germany, Spain, Italy, Austria.
Competition of performance for the technique of skater, using the structure in the place within the period equally given to every skate board. 60 seconds are given for every player. Opportunity is given twice. Scoring is made with the subject to the judgment of the umpires.
Place:
Divided into Park, Vert, Mini ramp.
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Inline Vert (DEMO)
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VERT DEMO : 2008 Busan World TreX- gameshttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rOsZtCXzvVw | |
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Rollernews.com: Trex-games Busan 2008 (Sep. 22, 2008)
4th TAFISA World Festival of Traditional Sports 2008 in Busan, Korea
The fourth TAFISA World Festival of Traditional Sports will be held in Busan, Korea in 2008. TAFISA president Dr. Shang-Hi Rhee and the mayor of the city of Busan, Mr. Nam Sik Hur, signed a Memorandum of Understanding on February 8 during a special ceremony in Busan’s city hall. The ceremony was attended by representatives of sports, politics and media. With a population of more than 4 million Busan is the second biggest Korean city located south at the seaside. The Asian metropolis has a longstanding experience in the organization of international events of all kinds and will put forward a bid for the Olympic Summer Games 2020.
The date of the fourth World Festival of Traditional Sports will be Sep. 26 - Oct. 2, 2008. The organizers expect delegations from more than 70 countries worldwide and estimate that the event will attract two million participants and spectators nationally and internationally. The event will also include a scientific symposium and the ASFAA congress. TAFISA treasurer Hon. Brian Dixon and Secretary General Wolfgang Baumann who were also present at the signing ceremony expect the event to become the largest ever.
Traditionally, the World Festival will be under the patronage of UNESCO and again The first Festival took place in Bonn, Germany which was followed by Bangkok and again Germany with Hanover. It can be proved that the Festivals have strongly contributed to the preservation and rediscovery of traditional sports, games and dances worldwide. Rivals for the hosting of this unique TAFISA in Busan event have been the cities of Kuala Lumpur and Vienna. The TAFISA board finally decided to give the World Festival to Busan.
The first announcement for participation will be sent to the TAFISA members in short.
X-Sports (Exhibition) Traditional Sports Stadium Water Sports Off Road Motobike Sports Climbing Aggressive Inline Skate Skate Board MTB BMX Bowling Futsal Kite Fying Muay Thai Pankration Qigong Rope skipping Sambo Squash Tango Wushu Zurkhaneh Archery Denmark gymnastic Flying Disk Folk Dances-Festival Gate-ball Lawn-bowls Traditional Sports & Marital Art Festival Yoga Asiad Stadium Sajik Main Stadium Guduk Main Stadium Kangsu Gymnasium Gumjung Gymnasium BEXCO Busan Culture Hall Busan Citizen Hall Gumjung Culture Hall Dongrae Culture Hall Haewundae Culture Hall Onchun River Park Nampodong Kwangbok Street Kijang Gymnasium Suyoung Yacht Arena Hall Samrak Gym Park Ulsukdo Gym Park
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