LTF was a product done by Brandon Moore back in the early 2000's. It was originally a Flash based product that was distributed on an interactive CD-ROM. Most people don't even have an optical drive anymore (what you use to read a CD for your computer). This is a link to the project as a Windows .zip file.

LTF - Learn To Freeride - Volume 1 - Flatland, Rails, and Jibbing (.zip file) - After downloading, for Windows run the LTF_win.exe file. That will start the program. For Mac, download the Adobe Flash player and open the start.swf file (Flash file). There used to be a better Mac version but I'm not sure where it went.

Learn To Freeride was a company that taught snowboarding freestyle skills and moves. Back in the day, one of the only ways to distribute content was via CD. People were still on dial-up modems for Internet connection. The original CD had about 270 video clips, built in video player, music, and three different skins (classic, retro, and punk). This was before apps, but basically, it was an app. Kind of a cool piece of history.

How this ties into adilas.biz - Brandon was working on this project in 2004-2006. This was right about the time that Steve Berkenkotter, founder of adilas.biz - recruited Brandon to help on the adilas.biz project. Brandon had taken out a business loan to pay for and fund the LTF project. Steve offered some database and web work, and Brandon took him up on it to help pay off the loan. If you want more history, here is a small history document covering that time period. Click here for the PDF file - adilas_history_bio.pdf