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Brian Moore is about to release his new DVD 'The City Never Sleeps'. After more than two years of filming for the video and a $10,000 investment Brian has finally come to an end! Watching the teasers and considering the positive feedback the film got after its premiere at the Hoedown Contest in Dallas you can be sure that this release will get your ass up from the sofa and strap on your skates. Although Brian said that he did this video mostly for himself, we think that this video is made for everyone. But decide for yourself: an in depth interview, two trailers and Brady Johnston's section from the video should provide a good basis for your decision on whether or not to get the flick! All of this after the jump…
After discussing what went into the event, the controversy, and even some personal emotion, in the second half of Taig Khris' interview with Be-Mag, he takes us in a new direction. What support was received, what regrets were had, and in what direction will he go next? If you think this was the last stunt Taig plans on pulling off, then you are severely wrong. What is missing in rolling today? Taig's ready to answer these questions and more. Get your reading glasses ready and take a look at the final pages of the interview that is sure to raise some eyebrows.
Soon after his record setting jump in Paris Taig Khris sat down with a Be-Mag correspondent and discussed the event including all that went into it. This great opportunity presented itself as a way for those not aware of what actually went on behind the scenes to gain a clear insight. During the interview Taig took an opportunity to address the controversy surrounding the jump and challenge made on its success. Whether or not you are a supporter of what he did, this moment in blading caught a lot of attention around the world. Read through Be-Mag's exclusive interview to gain a detailed perspective through Taig as he presents his views and feelings on one of the most epic and debated days in roller history.
Brian Aragon recently sat down in the backyard of his home in California to answer a few questions for Be-mag. Unarguably one of the world's best and hardest working rollerbladers, he gives some insight into his every day routine, life on the road, recent and developing changes at Razors, developing his 4th pro skate, industry quandaries, his future, and much, much more. Interviewed by the lovely and talented Coco Sanchez.
Join Soichiro and the rest of the Valo team for the past two years of traveling, tours, and good times in Valo4life. Here is an exclusive video interview with Japan's finest.
Miguel is one of the most incredible people I know. His heart is as big as the universe. As good as it gets! His skating has been incredibly good since I can remember. Miguel have been skating for 17 years without stopping! One of the few. He has done so much for the blading community in Puerto Rico, that I dont even know how to be grateful but to tell you that he is one of the best bladers out there that can make a difference in the world. Good people like him is hard to find. If there aren't people like him I dont think there would be a skating scene in Puerto Rico. For years he has been the organizer of multiple events and competitions that keep the blading community in PR united and motivated to keep on rolling. If someone in Puerto Rico needs to be recognize in the blading community, definitely, has to be Miguel Ramos.
I’ve known Kendall Ware for about ten years now, and he’s always been a super dedicated skater. I can remember little grom Kendall always at the park trying to learn new tricks to put in his trick bag, and all that hard work and dedication really shows in his skating today. Whether it’s skating a little ledge or a huge down rail or even a gap every now and then, Kendall is always down to have a good time, hang out with rollers and do everything you did… and better… but switch, too. I’m half kidding. Kendall is a great guy and a great asset to rollerblading today. He’s always nice to the little rollers and willing to give some pointers, and he’ll never give up on rolling. Bottom line; super nice guy, super technical skater, been in the game a long time (OG). Kendall Ware. Love always, Jaysin Williams
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.
Demetrios' interview was the main feature in issue 30. An Am skater turned Pro in a long list of amazing personalities who would have long deserved to make a living with their skating. Now a seasoned pro, Demetrios had a lot to say about his am status, tours, idols and skating in general.
Half way through the 7th grade, a new kid arrived at my school in a town of about 1300 people. For what ever reason I can't recall, I took it upon myself to sit near and strike up a conversation with him. One of the first things I remember him say...
Brian Moores video 'The City Never Sleeps' will be dropping in the near future. Here is an impressive little Promo Edit of Fritz Peitzner.
Check out which news posts and articles were viewed the most from 28th of November to 4th of December 2011.
Brian Aragon talks about his toughest moments, his approach on dangerous tricks and how he deals with the fear. He also shares his opinion about his first experiences in competitions and the key factors of his success. Check out the interviews by Pro Tips 4 U in five parts.
Razors has released a very cool interview with Fritz Peitzner. Fritz travelled trough Europe for 8 months with his team mate Josh Glowicki this year and is finally back home in Dallas, Texas. Read all about his experience and his plans for the future on Razorskate.com!
After some time away, Slipklip is back. Episode 8 starts off with well know Polish blader, Adam Zurawiecki, being interviewed. Then, Radek Kojtych tells us a little bit about some filming basics while Kuba Urbanczyk teaches us the way of the photographer. If you like hilarious epic fails then you will love Dawid Niemczyk's section. Of course, (as if you'd expect anything less), there's a ton of killer skating going on all throughout. It is the last episode for this season, so make sure you don't miss it.
D-Wag is currently in New York to work on a photo essay of the street skating scene in NY. Check out this interview he did with IROLLNY.
Roll's just published this really good interview with Julian Bah. Well worth your time.
USD teamrider Sean Kelso gives quite a personal insight into his current state of life. Talks about the Carbon 2s, too. Interview by Sasha Santillan, great pics by Jero.
This sweet interview is brought to you by Revolution skateshop.
Kendall was checking out some street spots and a nice concrete park in Wichita Falls, Texas. Kendall Ware-2 Days in WF, TX from Kendall Ware on Vimeo. Don´t forget to check out his sweet interview: be-mag.com/?article/?1530-Inte...
