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Tanner Hall, one of the most titled freestyle and freeride veterans in the world, will receive a seasonal wildcard to compete alongside the best freeriders on the planet in the Freeride World Tour 2019 which will consist of five stages.
Thursday 31 May 2018 2 minutes reading time
A native of Kalispell, Montana, the 34-year-old American has a career of almost two decades and is often considered one of the first prodigies of freeski; he has reached the limit of human possibilities numbers never seen before and lines that have earned him countless admiration and recognition. Among other things, he won seven gold and four silver medals from 2001 to 2009 at the Winter X-Games between big air, slopestyle and superpipe.
Hall's experience has recently evolved into the backcountry, where it is known for having combined its ultra-light skiing style with very elegant technical lines and numbers. With his extensive list of successes and his great freestyle experience, Hall will undoubtedly be one of the most prestigious names on the upcoming season tour.
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