The slopestyle course and superpipe heated up for day two of practice at Dew Tour Breckenridge. Big names, big tricks and burly airs were on full display from the world’s best under crystal clear, bluebird skies. Leading into the first day of competition qualifiers, athletes held nothing back and these ten snaps are the proof. Still, athletes were having some trouble holding it together from top to bottom but we think that is due to how hard they are throwing down. Scroll through these photos and judge for yourself, but be sure to follow these up with the first-rate photos from day two of ski practice.
Photos: George Crosland

Top 10 Snowboard Snaps from Slopestyle and Superpipe Practice Day 2

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Upside down with an O-face, Jake Pates flipped through day two of superpipe practice.
Spencer O'Brien putting performance in action sliding up, across and down the Stanley rail feature.
Showing everyone how he earned Gold at the last Olympic Winter Games, Iouri Podlatchikov never seems to struggle with superpipe style.
Red Gerard reminded us of the importance of creativity in his Athlete Limelight interview. Today he backed it up while he grabbed tail while corking.
Cranking a method with perfect form, Chloe Kim is looking to be in full form for her qualifier.
Taku Hiraoka was looking to be back in Olympic form and ready to work his way back to better his bronze medal from the 2014 Sochi Games.
Inverted and airborne, Anna Gasser was going for broke preparing for tomorrow's qualifier.
Taking tips from legendary coach Bud Keene, Toby Miller is looking to be in Olympic form and ready for the U.S. qualifier to begin.
Still in form from his second place finish at last week's U.S. Olympic qualifier at Copper, Ben Ferguson looks ready to lock in his spot on the team.
Defending Dew Tour and Olympic champion of slopestyle, Jamie Anderson is always on point.

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