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After my friends and colleagues from Hedonskate arrived late Friday evening we woke up to beautiful sunshine on a Saturday morning with a great weekend waiting for us. Instead of explaining step by step what went down during the weekend, I decided to ask Dominik Wagner, Jojo Jacobi, Bart Laubsch and Basza Takemura to write about some of their personal experiences from the event that was a beautiful weekend full of blading, good weather and friends!
Dave is one of these metropolitan suburb kids that have the rare talent of using their skates in a very natural way; it seems that this kid has concrete in his veins. He doesn't slam, he falls like a cat, always landing on his feet. He has the ability to grind longer and faster than most of us. Growing up in one of the toughest neighbourhoods in Berlins East End, 'Marzahn', Dave found a way to use Rollerblading as an art of moving and stepping out of the grey everyday life Marzahns monotonous architectured slabs entail. Combining raw rail skating, parkour and fluid ramp skating as his basics, he got a wide range of tricks and possibilities to push his own limits. And this is just the beginning...
When it comes to organizing some of blading's major events such as the 'European Half Pipe Championships, the Grindhouse Spine Masters, Winterclash, BCSD, or the Real Street comps there is a lot that goes on behind the scene to attribute to the comps success. There are always devoted people behind each event who work their asses off in order to keep the sport alive and bring in support year after year. These unnoticed heroes do it without any personal gain. Sometimes they even invest their own money simply for the audience, the industry, and the love of the sport.
You know our new Be-Mag video series, entitled "One Minute, One Spot"? Here we've got Germany's shooting star Dominik Wagner shredding one spot for one minute by showing the most creative skating possible.
'Dedicated' is a flick about the Berlin blading szene. It's dedicated to rollerblading, to the city of Berlin, and to the people I go skate with! -Dirk Oelmann
Dirk Oelmann comes up with this great flick featuring Berlin's rolling icons and its spot diversity.
The first Hedonskate Session in Germany wasn't widely announced, it was more like a nice local session in the Skatehalle Berlin. The edit looks like they had a good time anyways!
Snowy days in Germany... So what else should we do instead of taking our skates and visit skateparks near Berlin. This time we went to the Skatepark in Leipzig with its nice big miniramp and a sweet street area.
On July 3rd the Razors International Pro Team visited Berlin. For that reason the Ignition team hosted their second session at the BMX Park Hellersdorf in Berlin. Quite a lot people came out to session that park together.
Dirk Oelmann just posted up this really sweet and short impression edit of the Winterclash 2010. Dirk is usually engaged in fashion design. For example he was responsible for the designs and cuts that were recently released for the Ground Control...
