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How the ATBA-UK works -

The ATBA-UK is the National Governing Body for the sport of mountain boarding and as such it exists to administer, represent and promote all aspects of the sport in the United Kingdom.

The object of the ATBA-UK is to encourage, promote, facilitate, develop and have sole control of the sport of Mountain Boarding in all its forms (including, but not limited to All Terrain Boarding, Dirt Boarding and Grass Boarding) and all activities which involve the use of a mountain board, or any equivalent, amongst all sections of the community and at all levels of ability, providing opportunities for recreation, instruction and competition, including recognition and approval of local, regional, national and international clubs, training centres and events in the United Kingdom.

The ATBA-UK will support, promote and protect the interests of its members by any and all such lawful means as may be required from time to time.

Membership of the ATBA-UK is open to any person who completes a membership application form and pays the relevant subscription/joining fee to the Treasurer as determined by the Annual General Meeting of Members. 

How Ride the Hill works with the ATBA-UK -

Ride the Hill fully supports the ATBA-UK with the growth of Mountainboarding within the U.K. Moreso, to make sure that this growth is as safe and responsible as it can be.

Ride the Hill regularly trains Instructors, all trainee instructors get the option of joining the ATBA-UK. All our instructors, whether internal or externally trained, meet the standards of the ATBA-UK for teaching the sport.

Ride the Hill contributes to the ATBA-UK British Series, Ride the Hill plays a large part within the U.K Mountainboard Scene and it is because of this that we get involved. The more sponsors that can back this brilliant series, the bigger it will grow.

Ride the Hill helps the ATBA-UK to lay out the standards for Mountainboard Tuition within the U.K. With our combined experience and knowledge we are working together to make Mountainboarding as safely and responsibly practised as it can be.

Visit the ATBA-UK's website at - www.atbauk.org