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Last month, Beau Cottington released his fabled OG Edit. It included contributed footage from 47 skaters around the world. It included legends from blading's infancy – many of whom are major parts of the industry – and those who may not put on their skates as much as they used to, but still enjoy it as much as Day 1.
Preparing for months for one of the biggest competitions in Florida, Bladesgiving has turned out to be one of the funnest and biggest rollerblading events in the Southern United States along with the Pow-wow. And we are only in our second year! Skaters gathered from all over the country for a chance to rank up the WRS points and take home some cash and the huge trophy. Tim Franken, out of San Diego, Razors rider Wake Schepman, out of PA, Pro SSM rider Joey Chase and Razors flow Sammy Chase, out of Orlando, just to name a few. Also, coming all the way from Canada was our good friend Kevin Lapierre, who hurt his ankle warming up, and had to drop out of the contest. He made that huge trip, and our sympathies are with him, and we hope he recovers very soon.
We just received this nice video piece coming straight from the Rolling mecca San Diego featuring Remz' upcoming amateur Russell Day at the Razors warehouse. If you know which side is switch, please post it in the comments. Thanks to Erick Rodriguez for arranging, filming and editing this video.
Well, Saturday October 2nd was the day of the 4th Chosen Few Street Comp this year, and it was a crazy one to say the least. I love throwing competitions in new areas and San Diego has been a legendary place to skate for so many years and I wanted to add to its reputation.
Even though I had lived in Solana beach, the first year I moved to San Diego back in 2003 I never knew about this school. I found this school just a few weeks ago and just started messing around on the ledge to see what I could do. Then I started looking at other aspects of the spot like the huge roots coming out of the ground in the center of the planter and the side ledge. The rails at the entrance of the school did not have much runway but they were still skate able too. I had my tricks all planned out and wanted to start filming the next day.
We're here at the SDSF Open covering all that is to go down. We were able to meet up with Geoff Acers and ask him a few questions about the SDSF shop as well as the Open and how it came to fruition. Photos by Ryan Loewy and Jeff Lahatt, video by S...
I met up with Winston Wardwell on a hot wednesday afternoon in june to film. We had a couple spots in mind for the edit but everywere we went it was just too hot. We took the hour drive down to visit SDSF skate shop and then we made our way to Sunshine distribution. Geoff Acers was kind enough to let us in to the skate park were it just kinda of happened and we had our footage. Winston was talking about true top souling the darkside of ledge the moment we got in there. It turned out be a great day. Thanks be mag! - Steve Henry (editor)
Recently a recent guest of our city ran an article entitled “San Diego Scene Report” that ruffled a few feathers around here. His article featured very few of the skaters, industry and importance that san diego has in rollerblading. I’ve lived here my whole life and have been a part of the SD blade scene for over 15 years. So when the boys over here asked me to do the real scene report, I thought that I could do a little better, and pay some tribute to perhaps the most important city in our sport.
Some of rollerblading's biggest names, brands and personalities live in and around San Diego; wonder what all the hype is about? Keep reading...
A weekend with Louie Zamora and Brian Aragon in San Diego. Filmed by Erick Rodriguez and Celerity Max. Good stuff. And this is only part one...?!
One hour with Tim Franken at OB Skate Park in San Diego, CA. Tim is currently filming a section and will be skating and filming throughout California all month. Stay tuned.
Here is another free skating mixtape by Erick Rodriguez featuring some of California's best bladers including Brian Aragon, Julian Bah, Erick Rodriguez, Rachard Johnson, Dre Powell, Montre Livingston, Chris Farmer, Franky Morales, Chris Haffey, Mike Johnson, Jc Rowe, and Ricky Rodriguez.
A few weeks ago SDSF and I put together a plan to gather everyone up for a MNS (Monday Night Shred). We also had originally already planned to have Louie do a talking number so it just naturally worked out! Check out Louie doing his thing and tearing it up as usual alongside SDSF riders and San Diego locals Hayden Ball, Russell Day & Chris Waters! -Max Manning
Check out how Ryan Parker tears up the place in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania and in San Diego, California. His sick tricks and solid style make this edit a must see...
The days are getting shorter, the nights are becoming longer. ONE Magazine came up with a series of night-edits only. Here is the first of the series, Trouble Makers, featuring Hayden Ball, Tim Franken, Rob Cunningham, Oliver Prado, Adam Bonato and Carlos Jaquez rolling the streets of San Diego.
As you can see in this edit Tim Franken has no trouble adjusting from NJ to Cali! Check out his sweet welcome to San Diego edit. By Pigeoto Film. Enjoy...
One day of skating by Andrew DiPaolo at Ocean Beach & Memorial Skateparks in San Diego, CA. Filmed and edited by AJ Sherer.
Eric Feeser comes up with this sunny and styleeh park and street edit featuring some cool guys shredding it up in San Diego.
Here we have got the official edit of the Chosen Few San Diego street competition.
On December 17th 2011, the WRS 2011 Bbq and Bowl Bash will be held at the Robb Field Skatepark in San Diego, CA. Bring your blades, something to grill, and come session to celebrate the year in blading. Free skating, food and friends, join the fun and come hang out. Plenty of space outside the park for kid's, dog's etc. Come one, come all.
Skater: Aarin Gates
Trick: 180 Bank Gap
Photographer: Megan Petersen
Location: San Diego, CA, USA
Skater: Nick Wood
Trick: Zerospin Savannah
Photographer: Steve Steinmetz
Location: San DIego, California
Skater: Nick Wood
Trick: Misfit
Photographer: Matt Lewis
Location: San Diego, CA
Skater: Nick Wood
Trick: Backslide
Photographer: Philipp Forstner
Location: San Diego, CA
Skater: Alex Jones
Trick: TS Mizou
Photographer: Philipp Forstner
Location: San Diego, CA
Hand built skate obstacles in a large ditch area that is almost never a bust.
Most famous trick done here was done by Eric Schrijn at the end of the Escozoo section of VG12 Battle my Crew. If you don't know what Im talking about here is the link http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zRQEZCtuNtk
The first time I remember seeing this epic low rail was when Roadhouse did a 270 backroyale on it in VG4. Since that time it has been in most if not all San Diego sections or videos. The dick got cut off a few years back and since then if we are ever in Chula Vista this is the warm up spot. This rail is so low that it can be tough to judge but once you skate it you will agree that it is a fun legendary spot.
Never been and it costs money but it is the only indoor park in San Diego
little skate park but there is a rail in the back with a bank that has been in a few videos.
Approximately 7,000 sq. ft. with above ground ramps and rails. Bleachers for parents to sit and watch their children skate and a small picnic area. Also, a walk course around the park. Limited rental equipment on hand for public check-out with appropriate ID. Equipment includes, helmets, knee pads, elbow pads and skateboards.
Features of the Skate Park The Carmel Valley Skate Park opened on November 22, 2008. The park is a 13,500 square foot facility with a challenge course and cast in place concrete bowl. It also includes urban elements such as railings, stairs, banks and ledges. The park is equipped with night lighting allowing for it to stay open after the sun goes down. There are restrooms, a shade structure and sitting/observation areas as well.
Overview of the park using google maps Public park various features. Sunday mornings is usually when you will find other rollerbladers here. The park features 22,000 square feet of skate-able surface, including elements such a...
