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Hi, my name is Erik Burrow and I am a 23 year old Canadian roller from Toronto. The following photographs are a documentation of an amazing year in skating. I have been extremely busy juggling college life, my girlfriend, and a job at Shop-Task. Somewhere in the mix I've found a way to make it all work.
Kevin is from the same town that I grew up in. I remember the first time I saw him at the local park: right away I knew that this kid had true love for blading! He makes me think of myself when I was his age. Kevin is a amazing person. He is humble, respectful and fun to be around with. And the guy can freaking shred! He skates fast, solid and precise like a diamond. It's really inspiring to see him be so passionate and following his dream to be part of our little community. He has not yet beat me to a game of B.L.A.D.E, but I guess it's cause I don't want to play against him anymore. I would get my ass kicked. Merci Kevin pour tout!
Because of the rain, we had to cancel the event which was supposed to be outside. We went to our indoor skatepark to do a Freestyle Bowl contest. The competition was a big success and everyone really enjoyed his day. Our next event will take place the first weekend of July. Thanks to everyone who's supporting us!
We posted up the last section of Canadian video Picture Me Rolling last week. It's been a great journey but sadly all things come to an end. Here's a quick interview with Daniel Lefebre, the creator of Picture Me Rolling, as well as a chance for you to catch up with the video in case you've missed it!
We're back with the final section from the Picture Me Rolling saga. If you haven't been following our releases this winter on Be-Mag take a moment to watch some great skating from some very talented Canadians.
This morning was a pretty miserable rainy day in Vancouver. When I got to the shop, I wasn’t really in a mood for working for a change. So I decided to enjoy my McDonald's coffee & muffin while watching the new Traitement DVD which arrived at the shop a few days ago.
Today, RollToronto presents to you Daniel Lefebre's section from Picture Me Rolling. Dan's skating really speaks for itself. Once you watch this section, you will know who Dan is as a person.
The show is not over yet. It’s now time for Taylor Ritchie to take the stage. Street skating and creativity is where Taylor shines, his skating tends to stray from the norm with tech lines and a trick vocabulary that separate him from the majority of rollerbladers in Canada.
We're back! This week we present to you our second montage for Picture Me Rolling. It features the likes of Mathieu Ledoux, Sean Knight, Luke Porter, Blair Loughhead, Mark Benic and Erik Burrow.
Street or park, switch or regular it just doesn't matter to him. This guy reeks of effortless style and poised composure in the most extreme circumstances. Whether it’s jumping back on drop rails, hitting the last trick of an unbelievable line or landing 540° grinds first try in contests that he’s never even attempted prior to the moment. All is kept cool under his fitted hat and his positive personality.
Family Matters started of as a video project with a crew of gypsy skaters from Montreal. The video was filmed with a VX2000 Between the months of April and July 2010 and edited in a day or two. Montreal is a multicultural city with all kinds of people, the skaters here all come from different backgrounds working different careers; French baker, architect, stuntman and plain Gypsies. Skating is the one passion that managed to gather all these individuals together and with it grew friendships behond skating. After sessions are always good times, the night life is really exciting and you can always find a group of the skating scene out partying and most times all the original Family Matters crew out together enjoying this amazing city.
Here's the second State of Mind Webisode of the season: Wild (Woodward) West State of Mind. Some of you may know that I grew up rollerblading. Ya ya fruitbooter! ;) All jokes set aside, I really did love it and feel as though it's helped me become the skier I am today. Last summer, my girl Ashley Battersby and I rolled out to Woodward West in Cali on some windy days to get some foam pit action going. We had a blast, check it out! Right now I'm shredding in Mammoth getting ready for X, next webisode coming soon, stay tuned! -Kaya Turski
We were given the opportunity to watch this edit before it was released. Then we lost the password and couldn't watch it again. Bummer. Thankfully it's public now for everyone to see. Buffering.
Check out how Erik Burrow and Sylvain Chausee are destroying this sweet spot in the Toronto area. Sit back and enjoy Erik's and Sylvian's lines and hammers!
Another amazing season wrapped up. Check out the skating of Daniel Lefebre, Stephane Julien and many more.
This is Jerry Butlers Montreal 2011 profile. You have seen an edit by Jerry before? Then you know what to expect in this specific edit here. Tune in.
Family Matters is growing into something bigger than just a bunch of friends filming. This year Family Matters is a big project for the montreal scene. To this “Family Matters II” is a bigger more serious project, involving the entire montreal skate scene. This time filmed in HD with more riders, this will be a real representation of Montreal 2011.
It's that time of year, when you get off work and it's already dark. So, a couple of friends from Roll Toronto went to the Mississauga skatepark, the only nicely lit park in Toronto. As they got there, it turned out to be pretty crowded. Together with all the other skaters it turned out to be an awesome night!
Filmed troughout the summer at several skateparks in and around Toronto. The clips were lost on a harddrive, found again and made into this edit by RollToronto. Riders: Dave Ghent, Aj Delong, Leon Basin, Stephane Julien, Aaron Wheat, Darren Potts, and Guy Crawford.
An epic bowl battle between Kevin Lapierre and Guillaume Latrompette. Sit back and enjoy the fatalities!
Bramptom Comp 4 is a Canadian event that allows bladers to compete against one another for prizes, fame and glory. This year Brampton Comp has been enrolled in the World Rolling Series as a level 1 event, and the top 10 riders in Pro will receive WRS points
I am very exited to announce that on July 1st shop-task will be moving to a nice little retail shop in downtown Vancouver. Shop-Task has been in business for 5 years now. Starting from scratch, we quickly became Canada’s leading freestyle...
The RollToronto boys are putting together another session with their box, at the Mississauga Skatepark. Session is on Thursday August 26th, starts at 7pm, lights are on until around midnight. Free to attend. related post: http://rolltoronto.ca/ar...
Matt Vigneux is hosting the Popularity Contest 2010 at one of Canada's biggest skateparks, the Macarthur skatepark located in Kamploops, British Columbia, Canada. For more information check www.pop-contest.com Check out last year's edit to get an...
After the Pop Contest in Vancouver comes the VanAm, where amateur skaters can show what they've got. Hosted by Shop-Task at Fraser Heights Skatepark in Surrey, B.C.
Family Matters is a video project and a series of events in Montreal. Join us on Saturday May 28th to be a part of the first Gypsy Rollerblading event! Horse Game + Best Line + Weird Tricks competitions, lot of prizes to win including magazine subscriptions, stuff etc.
Montreal Classic 2011 is taking place this Saturday (August 13th) at South Parc skatepark, in Brossard, Quebec. Franco Cammayo, Roman Abrate, Adrien Anne and many more already announced to join the event.
Make sure to hit the 8th POPularity contest at Peticton Youth Park, BC.
After a year of filming the Gypsy Crew from Montreal (Canada) has finally finished Family Matters 2. The video will be premiered on December 16th in Montreal. More premieres in Australia, Germany, France, UK etc. will follow in January 2012. Stay tuned and keep your eyes peeled for a first teaser of this video release.
Skater: Rob V
Trick: Bs Backslide
Photographer: Kev Keogh
Location: Toronto, Canada
Skater: DP
Trick: 180 That Grab
Photographer: Chris Wedman
Location: Calgary, Canada
Skater: Taylor Ritchie
Trick: Topsoul Stall Rewind
Photographer: Dan Lefebre
Location: Toronto, Canada
Skater: Kenny Talpa
Trick: Handflip
Photographer: Chris Wedman
Location: Calgary, AB
Skater: Dallas Kurtz
Trick: Bs Torque
Photographer: Chris Wedman
Location: Calgary, AB, Canada
Skater: Brodye Chappell
Trick: Kindgrind
Photographer: Cohen McDonald
Location: Charlottetown PE, Canada
Skater: Brodye Chappell
Trick: 180
Photographer: Sean Berrigan
Location: Charlottetown PE, Canada
Skater: Aaron Mcinnis
Trick: Fastslide
Photographer: AJ DeLong
Location: Mississauga, Ontario, Canada
Skater: Shawn Adair
Trick: wallride 180 out
Photographer: unknown
Location: Vancity / Canada
Skater: Shawn Adair
Trick: soul
Photographer: unknown
Location: Vancity / Canada
Shelburne Skatepark is a small park that could be fun on your way up north.
This is one of the three skateparks located in the suburbs of Toronto.
The Bancroft Skatepark is a really fun park you must check out when in the neighborhood.
The quaint cottage town of Bracebridge has a fun little skatepark. Be sure to check it out if you’re in the Muskoka area.
Huntsville Skatepark is a fairly large park, considering the size of the town.
If you’re in the area check out Northbrook Skatepark.
Madoc Skatepark is a really fun park. They even have skateboard and rollerblade rentals at the shop. Looks like they have a great scene here in this small town.
This skatepark is one you must check out if you are in the area.
Located just west of Hamilton is Brantford Skatepark. If you’re in the area be sure to check out.
