Governing Bodies
Below are a list of organisations who act as governing bodies for mountain boarding around the world.
The IMA (International Mountainboard Association) aims to help worldwide mountainboard scenes promote their events, identify the best dates, find some useful guidelines, and promote their sponsors.
The ATBA-UK (All Terrain Boarding Association-United Kingdom) is a non-profit making organisation that represents and promotes mountain boarding in the UK by putting riders interests first, promoting safety, sanctioning events, providing training, communicating our actions and decisions to members and sourcing funding.
The French Mountainboard Association is a community that publicise events, news, and other information relating to French mountainboarding.
It's the site of the Portuguese community that publicise events, news, and other information relating to Portuguese Mountainboard and Kitelandboard community. They also organize "Demo Days" when they provide material that will give people a new experience and thus promote the sport!
It's the site of the Official Italy Association and community that publicise events, news, and other information relating to Italian Mountainboard and Kitelandboard community. The mountainboard Italian association (MIA), is the network for the local mountainboard community (Bergamo www.ambg.it, Pavia-Piacenza www.progettopenice.it, Torino, Brescia, Parma). Mountainboard in Italy is official present in the CONI (Italian National Olympic Committee), within the FIHP (Italian hockey and skating federation), and MIA is the contact officer for the Mountainboard.
The Australian Mountainboarding Community.
Associació Catalana de Mountainboard (Catalonian Mountainboard Association)
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