This spot is located in Wheelers Hill, a suburb of Melbourne, Australia. The only time I had been there everyone was having a bad day, so we decided to make excuses to not skate it, the rail was too sketchy, down-hill run-up, little lip of wood to get caught on just near the end of the rail on the far-side, and 'graze your face' asphalt to land on. So when I heard from Mr. Dalbis that little Tom Coley-Sowry managed to pump out a 'One Minute One Spot' edit just on this rail I was so pumped! I've known Little Tom for around 3-4 years now, and when he's not chilling/relaxing/catching his breath at a spot, he's a ball of energy just shredding (sort of like Sonic the Hedgehog). He has a bright future in skating, and I hope him all the best.
You may have seen the "One Minute, One Spot"-series on be-mag. Today we are launching an additional edit series, entitled the "Three lines"-series. In each edit from this series you will see one skater doing three different lines at either one spot or at three different spots. There is no restriction in terms of the time and in terms of your creativity. Skaters from all over the world are already working on their "Three lines" edits. Cameron Talbott has been the first to finish his edit. Check it out and if you like this new series and want to contribute your own edit, feel free to drop us a line here.
The Apple Juice is the mushroomed story of my personal involvement in rollerblading over the course of the past decade, complete with full color photographs; vignettes of the artwork that is rollerblading. It incorporates my adventures in New Jersey and New York City as a youth to my subsequent and various cross-country trips to many of America's great cities and hub locations for the rollerblading industry and culture, including a year spent in San Francisco working with Sean Cullen and Kevin Yee on the film, The Apple Rest in Peace San Francisco, which was of great inspiration.
Some issues ago we released a special AM issue in which Mark amongst some others has been promoted as one of the upcoming talents in Rollerblading. We decided to feature Mark since he pushed the envelope hard in rolling and definitely deserved the recognition. Looking back on Mark's young skating career there are quite a few milestones to identify: His AM interview in Issue 30, his profile in the ONE-Video and as of lately the first place at the Last Man Standing. It looks like we knew it, Mark would get up on the skate podium since in the current issue we featured Mark again with a big interview. Take a sneak peek at the interview here.
This year we had a little short notice to plan the SRSC, we had to put the competition on the same date as the Mukko RSC in Helsinki, Finland. Just to have the results in time for the finals in Copenhagen, Denmark and the Roskilde festival. So, no sponsors, no structure but as usual this turned out to be a great competition once again. So I would just like to thank all the skaters and visitors that came and who always stay true and support the game. Much love,
When we started the One Minute One Spot format on be-mag, we knew Franky would like that kind of format. We had no idea that Franky would provide a hammer edit like the one here - especially in the face of the fact Franky got injured right before filming for the edit. But this is Franky, one of the most popular icons of our sport's culture. Nothing can stop him to throw down his hammers.
Check out this full movie filmed and edited by Daniel Gourski and Ares in Russia and Ge...
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This is the MAG of September with a Bas Berghuis profile, the Streetmaster report and m...
Watch the new USD Classics, UFS Thrones and the new Carbon II boots cruising through so...
Check out this crazy edit with a weird flatspin 900 right at the beginning.
The SixWonSix Team featuring Brian Murphy, Gary Murphy, Mikey Blair, Brian Weis has bee...
Issue 36 focuses on the marketing crossovers and promotion currently happening in rolling worldwide. We want to show you how rolling has changed over the years and how tours, skate contest and skaters act in the climate of today’s industry.
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The World Rolling Series is coming to Buffalo, New York on September 11, 2010. Xtreme Wheels Indoor Skate Park is hosting Rolling Rumble 6, their first contest with the WRS. The Am/Pro contest format is a jam and individual run combo, with best tr...
Categories: Amateurs (non sponsored riders) and Pros (sponsored or supported riders) Competitions: Street, Vert (not Vertical ramp but classic U ramp cca. 4 m high) and Best trick contest Registration: 20 CZK / 1 EUR per contest Sponsors: Red B...
The total points for 2010 L.A. All Day elite division will determine who gets WRS 3 star points.Throughout the competition there will be a p-rail session going on, please wear your helmet at all times.The entry fee will be $20, this is the last co...
ACHOSEN-FEW.COM is proud to deliver the first BE-MAG clip of the week. These are some clips from known pros like Josh Letona and Iain Mcleod and up and comers like Tony Rivituso, Winston Wardwell, Tyler Hester and Chris Culkins. Enjoy vibing to this mellow track by Alias and watching some smooth impressive skating go down.
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