FreestyleMax Pty Ltd Information

FreestyleMax Pty Ltd (ABN 507 397 81328) (ACN 116 931 643) is a privately owned Australian company, founded by Sydney snowboarder, Stephen Leong. Stephen created the FreestyleMax Snowboard Instructor after spending a season in Whistler at the Pro-Ride snowboard camp and doing the Canadian Association of Snowboard Instructors examination. Now in its ninth year of operations, FreestyleMax has proudly supported many snowboarding events in the past such as NSW Interschools, the Thredbo Freeride series, the Teenage Rampage Australian Junior Series, Mt Buller's Freestyle Friday program and kiwi production company, Reason Films (see more below). Stephen was inspired to create the FreestyleMax Snowboard Instructor after being shown how to spin a 360 by his friend Juztin Tyler (Melbourne, Australia). The motivation to then set up the company FreestyleMax came from Stephen's coach, Anthony Leffelaar. After further consultation with snowboard instructors; friends; and in particular professional snowboarder Mikkel Bang, Stephen learnt that many professionals use human shaped objects to visualise their tricks. Professional snowboarders Mikkel Bang and Anthony Leffelaar were sponsored by FreestyleMax Pty Ltd and were involved in the development of FreestyleMax The Snowboard Instructor. Historically FreestyleMax has proudly sponsored the following events in Australia: NSW Interschools snowboard GS and BX. These riders are the future of our industry so get out there and support them. FreestyleMax supported them in 2008. The Teenage Rampage Australian Junior series (now a part of the TTR circuit thanks to the commitment and dedication of Peter Baff at Perisher's Wintersports club). This event covers slopestyle, big air and half pipe disciplines over 4 days at Perisher ranging in age groups from 7 through to 18. For a wrap up of the results see the WSF website. FreestyleMax supported this event for 4 years. NZ snowboard film production company, Reason Films released a DVD with Aussie/NZ talent. Called Long Story Short, ...