Career
He was named to the United States team for the 2010 Winter Olympics in January 2010. Roberts is known in the freestyle world as the first skier to perform a double back flip, which is not sanctioned by the F.I.S. because it is considered too dangerous. He did display the jump in 2005 at an exhibition in Are, Sweden, one week before winning the World Championships in Ruka, Finland.
He is also known for performing the "Natedog", id est (that is), a backflip with a full 360 twist, which was accepted by the F.I.S. as a sanctioned aerial move.
Roberts is also a prolific golfer, and was ranked 6th(tied with National Hockey League hockey player Brett Hull) in the World by Golf Digest in 2009 in "Celebrity Golfers" rankings. He graduated from Golf Academy of America in Carlsbad, California, in August, 2014, and is currently an Assistant Golf Professional at the Park City Golf Course in Park City, Utah.
Nate"s current goal is to complete his Manager on Duty hours and to ultimately qualify for his Class A Professional Golf Association card, for the purpose of becoming a teaching pro. Roberts was born in Ogden, Utah, raised in Park City, Utah, and currently resides in Park City.
