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Blake Bird and Grif Kerry hosted the first skate competition in London for over 9 years. All the top UK riders turned out. It was a treat that bladers from over 10 years ago dusted their skates off and came for a roll including people like Imeon Hartwig, Charlie Lockyer, Taz, Sid, Jordan Murphy and Johnny Sabento.
The Chosen Few Milton Keynes Street Comp was a great event. We knew rain could be a factor and it was but it didn't matter thanks to the Bus Station Ledges. We did two spots there. 1st spot was the long T ledge. We said the whole place was open to skate for the first round but everyone sort of got stuck on this long ledge. Burston did one of the nicest true top souls ever all the way off the end cab out and Aaron Turner almost laced the 10 pound rebate trick on the ledge. The infamous true fish. With a grab, of course.
If you are into European Rollerblading, you might have come across the Amsterdam local Edwin Wieringh. Dutch, cleanest style ever, textbook truespin topsouls, always in a good mode and full of power – those are just some characteristics for a guy who loves Rollerblading more than anything else in his life and that often shreds the Amsterdam streets just by himself. There are some Rollerbladers in our industry that are known worldwide for their extraordinary talent although they have never won an international contest title. Edwin Wieringh has been one of those people – at least until the weekend of June 11th 2011 when he took the Chaz Sands Invite 2011 Amateur comp. When we got the results from our local media team there was a big "Halleluja!" going on in the office. It was just a matter of time that Edwin would win an international recognized contest. We thought that's reason enough to catch up with the Dutch super dude. Curtains up for Edwin "from hell" Wieringh.
I've never missed a Chaz Sands Invitational since they began, with them never failing to leave a great impression upon rollerblading. Truthfully this year I turned up with the half thought of "Will it match the last 4 years?" How wrong I could have been...
Yesterday we have randomly selected two winners for the Be-Mag & Rampworx Ticket Raffle for the 5th Chaz Sands Invite in Liverpool, England. And here they are!
This years Chaz Sands Invitational will see the event enter its 5th year and 3rd at Rampworx Skatepark, Liverpool England. This is the UK's only 5 star WRS event, making it one of the few events in Europe that will boost your world ranking. With several heavy hitters already confirmed for the event it is sure to be another great contest. Be-Mag has joined forces with the guys at Rampworx to give you the chance to win 2 tickets to the event on June 11th 2011!
Rob Pruett what can I say, I’ve known this guy/machine for some time now and while I’ve seen rollerblading change over ten years and the tricks progress from a soul on a kink rail to someone throwing down a tech 540° to whatever. It's amazing, don’t get me wrong. It’s fantastic to see the dedication and commitment that guys have to do tricks like this, but it’s also amazing to see one of the very few people left that just goes big, one of the guys who just gets up after taking the skin to the bone after bailing on a 25 foot gap and then just getting up and trying again. Kids take note, there is another side to rollerblading, it’s in the form of RP.
Thanks for coming back to watch the third installment of Picture Me Rolling! This week Guy Crawford is up to the plate with his first full section since his professional days as a youngin skating for Senate and Rollerblade.
A Tour organised by Steven Roy Collis, put together for fun, frolics, and skating with chums from all round southern England. Local hero Steve, decided the best way to make a successful tour would be......to find ten or more people, throw one hundred pounds in each, hire a van, then get me to drive everyone around the South West of England to skate and party for a week.
Fragmented Networks aimed to show UK rollerblading very much in a ' get you juiced' ' i'll watch this quick before I go skate' way. Almost an old school circa 2000 type vibe, good skating and good music put together to create an upbeat tempo DVD.
How many people today can remember the glory years of rollerblading in the 90's?
The guys over at Hotmilk Films have uploaded a collection of snippets from their latest release 'City and the Seed'. Looking good!
Another Dom West gem delivered to you for free via this glorious invention which is the internet. Razors Flow rider, Dan Stirling, tests out his new custom Dre Powell 2 skates at a skatepark in Brighton.
A little compilation of some clips shot during the last 2 years. The locations are in France, Spain, Poland, Holland, Switzerland, USA, China, and England. Enjoy!
First Bloods Oli Short and Gabriel Hyden touring the UK meeting up with Second Blood Leon Humphries and some local shredders.+
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This is a rollerblading documentary by Witalis Szumilo Kulczycki about Polish rollerbladers who went to the UK in search of a better life, money, maturity, and adulthood. Not only the search is common for the documentary characters, but also the passion of rollerblading that helped them to withstand everyday struggle as Polish emigrants.
Check out this edit of Roll Kings' 2nd Believe in Blading Competition at the new Transgression Skate Park in Edinburgh. Filmed and edited by Geoff Davies.
After the craziness that was last years believe in blading, this year was a must. It definitely didn't disappoint with some of the UK's finest skaters putting there bodies on the line for 1st place. Check Andy Mills edit of this years comp at the Transgression Skatepark in Glasgow, Scotland, and prepare yourself for some sick blading.
After being injured for the whole summer, Nick finally felt up for his first roll to warm up the recovering leg. Filmed for a few hours over 2 days in Brighton, England. Filmed by Adam Kola and James Sharp.
Check out Joes new edit filmed in just a few hours in Edinburgh.
After the massive success of last year's event, Noiya Clothing is once again organizing its annual rollerblade jam at The House Skatepark, Sheffield. Mike Welland will be back in town to defend his title from last year, he walked away with the fir...
Remz just can't stop touring. So far Remz has realized three big tours this year: one through Germany/Holland/Belgium, one through California and one through Florida which ended just some weeks ago. Now Remz will be back on the road again ex...
The Chaz Sands Invitational is back at Rampworx Skatepark for a second year. The worlds best pro skaters will come to Liverpool to battle it out at the UK's only 5 star World Rolling Series event. For more information please visit www.chazsandsinv...
The Relentless Nass 2010, the famous Action Sports and Music Festival, will take place from the 9th to the 11th of July 2010 at the Royal Bath & West Showground, Somerset (England). Make sure you join this massive Action Sports festival!
Rampworx will once again be hosting a FREE Summer Clinic, in partnership with Merseyrail, Merseytravel and C.A.L.M. The clinic will take place during the school holidays for 3 days, July 27th/28th/29th. Each day will see a different sport take pl...
On the 8th of August the competition will go down. The entrance fee is 5 pound and will get you a burger and a bottle of water. All the money made will go towards the building of the new park.
There will be the Rollkings competition at the EK skatepark in Glasgow on December the 5th.
On May 8, Baysixty6 skatepark in London will host the Capital Clash. The event is being organised by The Conference’s Blake Bird and Roll Cam, and it the first rollerblading event to take place in London in quite a while.
This year rolling legends Rob G. and Sven Boekhorst will tour through europe with talented youngsters David Sizemore and Warren Digne. Skate with these feelgood bladers on one of the tourspots mentioned in the flyer. The kickoff will be in Switser...
The World Rolling series was introduced into Relentless Energy NASS for the first time in 2009, bringing an international list of riders like never before. Year on year the progression of inline is awe inspiring as the riders tear the course apart with a mix of high flying acrobatics and technical wizardry. The likes of Brian Aragon (US), Steve Swain (UK) & Roman Goadenaire (FRA) are regular podium finishers.
Skater: Zak Buys
Trick: Nugen to Mute Gap over the rail
Photographer: Sam Cooper
Location: Fenstanton, Cambridgeshire, England
Skater: Hayden Ball
Trick: Launch to Stale Wallride
Photographer: Adam Kola
Location: Brighton, England
Skater: Hayden Ball
Trick: Zero Spin Parallel Launch
Photographer: Adam Kola
Location: Uckfield, England
Skater: Hayden Ball
Trick: Vertical Makio Stall
Photographer: Adam Kola
Location: Brighton, England
Skater: Radek Kojtych
Trick: Topmistral
Photographer: Canislatrans
Location: Bristol, England
Skater: Leon Humphries
Trick: Misfit
Photographer: Sam Butt
Location: Ghetto Rails, London, UK
Skater: Sam Tuffnell
Trick: Stale into bank
Photographer: Sam Butt
Location: Hove, UK
Skater: Tom Penfound
Trick: Launch to safety 180
Photographer: Sam Butt
Location: Liverpool, England
Skater: Chrissy Brazil
Trick: Wall Ride
Photographer: Jon Perez
Location: Anahiem
Skater: Stu Chaplin
Trick: Savannah up and along
Photographer: Dan Bond
Location: Bristol UK
