The Acrobag is an advanced airbag system that allows riders to safely master air-awareness and jumping techniques in a controlled environment.
“SGC is the premier freeride MTB camp and Acrobag has trained some of the world’s top action sports athletes, therefore aligning ourselves is a natural fit for one another. New limits will be reached in Whistler this summer!” says Marc-André Tarte from Acrobag.
All visiting campers will be able to train with exclusive access to the Acrobag with the world’s top freeride athletes, rubbing shoulders with coaches like Brandon Semenuk, Cam Zink and Cam & Tyler McCaul.
Brandon Semenuk talks about his first encounter with the Acrobag:
"The first airbags I had a chance to test were far from the perfect practice tool. It was like jumping into a trampoline, the air had nowhere to go, except for back at you. My thoughts were quickly changed once I tried the AcroBag. AcroBag is the future of training for action sports. It is safe, movable, weather-proof and it can handle big impacts”
“We’ve been in the market for an airbag for some time now as we recognize the inherent benefits of using airbags as a training utility. Everything from being able to effortlessly walk off the airbag, to the controlled air-release mechanism, makes the Acrobag an ideal tool for SGC, where safety and progression go hand in hand” says Andrew Shandro, SGC Camp Director.
In addition to the Acrobag, SGC will be providing access to the airdome everyday of camps. The Acrobag will be located at the top of the Red Bull Joyride Slopestyle course next to the mulch jump.
The Founder of Acrobag started the Airbag movement in 2009 by selling the first airbag. Acrobag now offers their products and services worldwide. Check out Acrobag at www.acrobag.org
Summer Gravity Camps is the premier week-long freeride mountain bike camp based out of the world-renowned facilities of Whistler Mountain Bike Park. For More information visit www.summergravitycamps.com
Logically correct statement? No, but neither are some of the comments posted here. Its just an air bag. I would assume both camps have their many distinct competitive advantages, otherwise two camps could not financially exist in one town...
I'm at the age where if I attended either camp I'd likely be labeled some form of "old creepy dude" so I can't say for myself, but, some of you here are probably "well off", so if you've been to both camps why not start a discussion thread somewhere other than on an article mentioning a new air bag at SGC this summer.
P.S. Its nice outside, let's ride
Obviously he's going to respond. His camp is what he believes in.
i don'T F'INg thINK SO
jk coc was chill when they came to js
Let's stick to the positive @cnote357. I could also write things like: BAB is more of a ziplock type bag that can bounce its participants if over-inflated, you can hit through to the ground if you land near the narrow domed sides.
But both AirBags have a lot to offer in terms of progression. They offer an amazing opportunity. Again its a question of preference. The main thing is to progress your tricks to the real thing. Whatever it takes!
@sexley, there is also the advantage that you can roll out of your tricks instead of coming to an unchallenging foam pit stop.
Marc
they are talking about it as if they are starting a revolution haha
It's as ridic as this post.