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Boston’s skate scene is awesome because we have a good mixture of skaters from all generations. We have a variety of skaters of all ages. Many of the OG’s who took a break are getting back into it and the shop exposes many new faces to the sport.
The first day of part two of the 2012 'Escape from New York Tour 2012' to Boston, MA went off without a hitch. The media team consisting of Ryan Loewy, Dan Fabiano, and myself were already ahead and working to document the trip.
Contributors from Be-Mag come from all over the world. In fact, one of the aspects that make this media outlet so successful is the joint effort given from the rolling world covering every rideable inch of the globe. Aggressive skating, while seemingly non-existent to the pop-culture world, has grown in leaps and bounds over the past few years. The dynamic has changed in so many ways since the early 1990s that each aspect in growth of style, amplitude, technology, culture, etc. has gone through it’s own little piece of the overall revolution.
I came to this year's Boston Street Battle for a few reasons. I wanted to reconnect with old friends, do a little skating, and snag a few stills with my new digital camera.
On saturday July 3rd we (Gabe Holm, Andrew Smolak, Paul Yacovone, and myself) were out skating and happen to run into a few of the local RI bladers who told us about this new ledge and rail they found in India point park in Providence. So we went and checked it out, to find out it was actually a pretty dope spot. We didn't plan on making a one minute one spot edit. I was getting random clips just for the hell of it when gabe said "if you land a few more tricks, you probably could make your one minute one spot edit here". At this point I've landed handful of tricks on video, so figured why not and did a few more maneuvers and there you have it, the Jeff Dalnas One minute, one spot for be-mag.
Gabe Holm has made his mark with his New England Video Project, entitled "It's about time" in which he unites the talents of Andy Leitermann, Jeff Dalnas, Andrew Smolak, John Williams and Quinn Feldman. Here you can see Gabe himself ripping up a skatepark near his hometown.
My girlfriend, Kara, and I left the suburbs of Illinois on Tuesday night around 8pm to embark on a 16hr drive to Boston, MA. We passed through Indiana, Ohio, Pennsylvania, New York, and Rhode Island.
Chances are if you've seen anything about New England skating in the past 5 years, Gabe's had a part in it. He puts out videos (knowing full well he'll probably end up in debt) just to promote the scene. He organizes some of the most fun and creative contests in the area.
Children of the Con is the latest Con.Artist Brand team DVD. I won’t talk much about the menu or the cover of the DVD as this is not what impressed me the most. Let’s get straight to the skating...
In the past couple of years, when I wasn't nursing a dislocated shoulder, working my ass off, recovering from a sprained ankle, rehabbing a pulled ACL, uprooting my life to the dirty south, working my ass off even more, pretending that my wrist wasn't broken, nursing a dislocated shoulder (again), and totally doing it with every girl ever... I was rollerblading. -Mike Torres
He's not my brother. He is also not my twin. He is the better looking, more responsible, more technical, more stylish, version of myself. He is my upgrade. Perhaps he was sent here from the future to kill the young John Connor, and it is my job to save him regardless of the fact that I am a technically inferior model... I digress. Grant is one of my best friends, and probably my favorite person to skate with. And boy can he pull off a mustache. -Mike Torres
Welcome to the Bluegrass State, where we take you on a four day tour to shred some of the sweetest spots you can find here. Get ready for some good ‘ol blading from Mark Wojda and the Thuro Skate Shop Team.
Gabe Holm just put together a sweet edit wrapping up his first five months on his REMZ. Peep it.
Boston's finest Gabe Holm shredding it up with his new Remz Skates. Peep this one.
Featuring Jeff Dalnas, Gabe Holm, Dylan Hopp, Jared Green and many more.
Here we have got a sweet box session featuring Aj Boissoneau, Audris Guerce, Paul Yacovone, Jeff Dalnas, Mo Marzuq, Gabe Holm and Matt Ragone.
To compete in the "Skate the Hate"-comp was not an easy task. All competitors skated hard and went beyond their potential. Check it out below.
Check out the official edit of the 5th real street Skate The Hate competition sponsored by Be-Mag.com. Offical video of the 5th annual Skate the Hate real street inline competition. "grom" 20 and under / "og" 30 and older / and "ope...
Gabe Holm brought this sweet edit from his skate session in Western Mass/Connecticut. Ricky Laterreur, Gabe Holm, Andrew Smolak, John Nardacci and Keegan Smith had a nice day with some local guns. Enjoy it.
4th Annual New England Street Skating Contest is taking place on Sunday July 25th, 2010.40 minutes west of Boston, Massachusetts. Registration will take place on the day of the contest. It’s $15 to compete. This will go towards prize money. ...
Skater: Gabe Holm
Trick: Bs Royale
Photographer: Lawrence Roy
Skater: Mark Wojda
Trick: Topsoul
Photographer: Gabe Holm
Location: Boston, MA
Skater: andrew smolak
Trick: cab 360 stale grab
Photographer: gabe holm
Location: boston, ma
Skater: andy lieterman
Trick: roy ao fish
Photographer: gabe holm
Location: boston, ma
Skater: phil gripper
Trick: ao topacid
Photographer: gabe holm
Location: woodward, pa
Skater: mo marzuq
Trick: 180 monkey plant
Photographer: gabe holm
Location: boston, ma
Skater: ross anthony
Trick: ao porn
Photographer: gabe holm
Location: woodward, pa
Skater: kyle couture
Trick: makio
Photographer: gabe holm
Location: burlington, vt
Skater: grant hazelton
Trick: soul
Photographer: gabe holm
Location: rochester, ny
Skater: anthony chen
Trick: rock fish
Photographer: gabe holm
Location: boston, ma
