For two decades, Cara-Beth Burside has dominated pro snowboarding and skateboarding. We take a look at this legend!

You probably remember last fall's Subway Series between the Mets and the Yankees. But you may not have heard of the frighteningly dangerous and foolish "sport" of Subway Surfing.

No hands, no problem. That was Mat Hoffman's motto at the 2002 X Games as the Condor landed the first ever no-handed 900. That's two and a half turns with no hands!

Freeskiing may be the most dangerous winter sport around. There's no time clock and no marked course. Skiers pick their own route by flying off cliffs, jumping over rocks and dodging trees.

More than half of all head injuries to snowboarders could be prevented if boarders just wore a helmet. Here's a look at a couple of the finest pieces of headwear from the guys at Giro.

If you're one of the thousands of kids who like zipping around with a pair of Heelys - you could be public enemy number one. Malls and schools say the shoe with a wheel is too dangerous.

Tony Hawk is hitting the road for another fabulous tour. He's bringing along his favorite skaters and BMXers, some bands and DJs, and a light show that'll blow your mind. Get ready...

Kite surfing combines surfing, kite flying and wakeboarding. Find out what you need to get started in this high-flying water sport.

North America's largest skateboard party featuring the planet's top skaters arrived in Vancouver, Canada on May 3rd. Here's a look at the most slammin' things at the 2002 Slam City Jam.

"Do you know where I should start if I want to get sponsored? I can already kickflip, heelflip and ollie seven stairs." Get the 411 from the Coach on becoming a sponsored skateboarder.

He's known for turning huge back flips on his motorcycle and flipping head over heels for Pink. Read on to find more about the big air and broken bones of motocross master, Carey Hart.

It's a wild mix of b-ball, football, and trampoline. Welcome to the hard-hitting, high-flying, spring-loaded action of SlamBall - the revolutionary new sport that's just launched on TNN.

Forget about baseball players who wanna go on strike or washed-up football players who don't know when to retire. The only athletes worth watching this summer are the ones at the X Games.

"I broke my arm while trying a 180 flip and now my mom says I'm not allowed to skate any more. What should I do?" The Coach talks about avoiding skate injuries and landing heelflips.

Would you rather be carving on concrete than trying to pull off an impossible railslide? Then why not jump on a longboard.

The Mongoose Varmint is perfect for beginner mountainboarders. It's strong enough to stand up to tough terrain and big wipeouts, but light enough for riders to get big speed and big air.

From bleeding brains to broken femurs, there have been some nasty injuries to extreme athletes working their sport to the limit. Check out the highlights!

Are you a true skater who rides their board 24/7? Or are you a poser who doesn't know the difference between a pop-shuvit and a Pop Tart? Take Kidzworld's skateboarding quiz and find out.

How long was the longest bungee jump? What is Tony Hawk's most famous trick? Test your knowledge of extreme sports with a quiz that'll get your blood pumping.

From the bone-breaking backflips of motocross master Carey Hart, to the high-flying halfpipe heroics of snowboarder Kelly Clark - here's a look at Kidzworld's Top Five Xtreme Athletes of 2002.

The half-pipe is a 400-foot tunnel of ice and snow that's the scene of snowboarding's most exciting tricks and wildest wipeouts.

Imagine racing down a mountain on a modified snow shovel or jumping out of an airplane and landing on a ski hill. Kidzworld looks at some of the world's wildest and wackiest winter sports.