by admin | Mar 8, 2020 | Competitions, Corona Virus, Industry, News, Olympics, Surf
Photo Credit: Craig – Kolohe Andino The Tokyo Olympic Games are scheduled to open in five months on July 24. Japan is reportedly spending at least $25 billion to put the games together, twice what they budgeted for the events. 11,000 athletes are gearing up for...
by admin | Mar 5, 2020 | Competitions, Industry, News, Olympics, Skateboard
As you surely know, Nike released their Olympic Skateboarding uniform collection last week for the four Olympic Skateboard Federations they sponsor: Brazil, France, Japan, and USA. Nike delivered a handsome apparel collection, but not everyone is pleased with it. The...
by admin | Jan 12, 2020 | Industry, News, Olympics, Skateboard
Finland’s Finntastic Response To World Skate January 9, 2020 By Dave Carnie The Finnish Skateboarding Association found a clever way to repel the roller derby junta’s invasion of their country’s skate scene. The International Olympic Committee (IOC) resolved the...
by admin | Dec 22, 2019 | Industry, News, Olympics, Skateboard
Danny Way Talks Olympics And Absence Of The Mega December 20, 2019 By Mackenzie Eisenhour This is part 3 of my ongoing conversations about the upcoming Olympics (Read Part 1 with Josh Friedberg here and Part 2 with Tony Hawk here). Skateboarding being in the Olympics...
by admin | Oct 29, 2019 | Industry, News, Olympics, Skateboard
October 28, 2019 By Dave Carnie You may have heard that the 2019-2020 USA National Skateboard Championships were held last weekend (10/18) at the California Skateparks Training Facility (CA|TF) in Vista, CA, and that USA Skateboarding (USAS, or “Us Ass” as I like to...
by admin | Sep 24, 2019 | Industry, News, Olympics, Skateboard
Traditional vert is dead, at least to the Olympics. As detailed in our Olympics: Fact From Fiction article last month, neither vert nor mega ramp will be represented in Tokyo next year. Instead, the two ‘disciplines’ will be “park” and “street.” The reasons behind the...