For the Love of Skateboarding
The Hot Wheels Junior Series came home to Woodward PA for the final stop of the 2019 season. Kids from all over the country made the trip out to compete in the open skateboard and BMX contest for ages 16 and under, where all ability levels are welcome!
Zion and Gavin made the best of their trip back to camp; fishing, horseback riding, skating their favorite parks, and hanging with all of the friends they made along the way.
Mark Schwartz rail session for this Nugg of the Week. Submit your NOTW by #SkateNugg on Instagram or emailing us at skatenugg732@gmail.com for your chance to be the next!
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Taji’s skate videos have received some hate in the comments. 🙁 In this episode of Can You Skate It?, Taji and veteren pro-skater Fred Gall turn your negative comments into a DIY skate park… to skate the hate.
The Pizza Skateboards boys came to camp this summer and our rails never stood a chance, Ducky took a little spill but still made it to every session to watch as Pulizzi showed us all how to really skate a flat bar. Check it out!
It was an epic conclusion to a gripping series that began in July and spanned four states in four months. Friendships were forged, dreams were realized, indoor skateparks were spotlighted, $15K in prize money was awarded, and skateboarding in the Heartland was successfully united.
The first annual halloween skate jam at Wharton Street Warehouse. Sponsored By: Powell Peralta, Stance Socks, Redbull, Bones Bearings, Bones Wheels, Nocturnal Skateshop, Vans, Skate The Foundry, Skate Philly, Neshaminy Creek Brewing Company, Lagunitas Beer, Phillyskatesupply and 5th Pocket Skateparks.
Manny Santiago explains how the DLK Lows help him lock into his rail tricks and how it got him into the SLS Nine Club.
Tampa Am 2019 is going down next week! In case you needed one more clip to get you stoked for it, here’s Nassim Guammaz straight blasting through the course during Tampa Am 2012.
In 2020, skateboarding is set to enter the mainstream on a global scale like it never has before — in Pushing Forward, we’re asking and answering the real, authentic and relevant questions that define the present day state of skate before it changes forever.
Jagger Eaton, Ryan Decenzo and Samarria Brevard show us the two different worlds of skateboarding, the skate park and the streets. These days, does it all come down to the core vs. the contests for a professional skateboarder?
For 50 years, Woodward has been at the forefront of action sports, cheer, and gymnastics. Born a summer camp in rural Pennsylvania, Woodward now offers a variety of world-class destinations and experiences across North America. Now, in the Wasatch Range of Utah, Woodward is creating a first-of-its-kind all-in-one action sports and ski resort, Woodward Park City. A true game changer with more than 60 acres of on-mountain terrain and a 66,000 square foot indoor action sports hub. With a focus on progression, passion, and unforgettable experiences, this is Woodward’s next step FORWARD.
Toby Bennett might honestly be one of our favorite skateboarders to watch, kick-off your weekend right with 2 of the best minutes of your day!
Greater Los Angeles area residents Eric Koston and Paul “P-Rod” Rodriguez grew up skating the streets of Los Angeles. From the feel of the concrete to the array of street spots, both Nike SB pros discuss their affinity for the West Coast, as well as their favorite home team, the L.A. Lakers. Narrated by ESPN’s Clinton Yates, Koston and P-Rod dig deep into Los Angeles skateboarding roots, as well as the new and improved Battle of Los Angeles between the Lakers and Clippers.