Not the best quality clip, but certainly one of the best quality skateboarding tricks we’ve seen here over at Nerve Rush. Kudos to you, sir.
Tag: skateboarding
-
Tom Schaar Hits Skateboarding 1080
Long thought impossible by the skateboarding community, the 1080 was first stomped by none other than 12-year old Tom Schaar, back in 2012.
-
A Day of S.K.A.T.E Trailer
In April, we wrote briefly of an AT&T contest that called for an adventure filmmaker to hang out with and film Paul Rodriguez, a professional skateboarder. Fast-forward a few months, the winner has been chosen and the video above is a result of winner Andrew Lovgren’s hard and creative work. Shot in southern California.
-
Skateboarding Sealand – The World’s Smallest Country
What do you do when you get access to the world’s smallest country? If you are the Red Bull skate team, you skate it. So they did. Not many outsiders get access to Sealand – a small WWII sea fort settled by Sir Paddy Roy Bates in 1967, but we’re glad the Red Bull team did and had the chance to film it.
-
Rodney Mullen, Skateboarding Jedi
Rodney Mullen invented many of skateboarding’s most common freestyle moves: the kickflip, the street ollie, the darkslide. Born in 1966, Mullen has been called the “Jimi Hendrix of Skateboaring” certainly one of the most influential skaters in the history of the sport. Because I’m feeling generous this week, check out another clip of Mullen below!