Last April, twelve riders gathered in the middle of the Pyrenees, in the melting end of season snow, in temperatures unusually high for that time of the year. But this was not enough to jeopardize the first edition of the Twisted Trick, a session conceived by Nike 6.0 and ho5 parks in Barèges / La Mongie (also known as Tourmalet), whom first objective was to try new forms of jumps, straight out of the ingenious minds of Christoph Weber (the brain behind the Gap Session) and Xavier Marcou. With such warm weather a couple of features never made the light off day, but in their place other cre...