Rush HD

Rush HD

Infobox_TV_channel
name = Rush HD
logofile = Rush HD.png logoalt =
logosize = 125px
launch = 2004
closed date =
picture format =
network =
owner = Rainbow Media
slogan =
country = United States
broadcast area = National
headquarters = Jericho, New York
former names =
web = [http://www.rushhd.com rushhd.com]
sat serv 1 = Sky+ HD
sat chan 1 = Channel 452
sat serv 2 =
sat chan 2 =
cable serv 1 = Cablevision
cable chan 1 = Channel 734
cable serv 2 =
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cable serv 3 =
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Rush HD is an adventure sport-oriented television channel that broadcasts exclusively in high definition television. Programming features coverage of Extreme Action Sports such as B.A.S.E jumping, snowboarding, windsurfing, bungee jumping, and cliff diving. Rush HD also showcases the best sporting events from around the world, as well as profiling the athletes with angles on mentalities from the slacker to the crazed .

It is one of the Voom HD Networks available through Cablevision. It is also now available on Sky+ HD in the UK and Ireland.

ee also

* Voom HD Networks
* Rush HD Canada

External links

* [http://www.rushhd.com/ Official Rush HD website]


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