For the Love of Skateboarding
Coming off a W in Round Two, Team Foy tries to fight off Team Dashawn and secure another 2 second head start towards The Relay. Watch them battle it out in this three v three game of O.U.T! Tune into The Relay, winner takes all, dropping next week!
Team Dashawn: Dashawn Jordan, Zion Wright, Gabriel Fortunato
Team Foy: Jamie Foy, John Dilo, Ronnie Kessner
Fresh off a Round One tie, Team Dashawn and Team Foy battle it out down the grass gap for a 2 second head start towards The Relay. In this two team, three v three competition, skill and passion are put to the test through four rounds. The winner of each round receives a 2 second (total of 6 seconds up for grabs) head start, which applies to the final round, The Relay.
Team Dashawn: Dashawn Jordan, Zion Wright, Gabriel Fortunato
Team Foy: Jamie Foy, John Dilo, Ronnie Kessner
Red Bull Sōlus, one of the most mentally and physically challenging contests in skateboarding, is back for a third year. From the mind of Ryan Sheckler, this digital skate competition challenges 17 of the top pros and amateurs to deliver their best continuous line at Sheckler’s private skatepark, the SC Sandlot. Here is Dashawn Jordan’s run. Dashawn Jordan’s name is now synonymous with grinding UP hubbas and rails. It’s very fitting Dashawn joined Leo Romero on the Toy Machine squad in 2020. But if you think he’s good at skating up obstacles, just wait ‘til you see him skate down them in his Red Bull Sōlus entry.
In this two team, three v three competition, where skill and passion are put to the test through four rounds. The winner of each round receives a 2 second (total of 6 seconds up for grabs) head start, which applies to the final round, The Relay. This is Round 1, the Decathlon, let’s see who secures that first 2 second head start…
Team Dashawn: Dashawn Jordan, Zion Wright, Gabriel Fortunato
Team Foy: Jamie Foy, John Dilo, Ronnie Kessner
USA Skateboarding links up with Heimana Reynolds, Dashawn Jordan and Zion Wright for an impromptu filming mission to Arizona!
Learn the story behind America’s largest skatepark. Hear how the locals got together to advocate for their skatepark needs with Skate DSM, and who stepped in to support along the way. Find out what top pros think of the space and go behind the scenes at the Dew Tour Olympic Qualifiers. This is the story of Lauridsen Skatepark in Des Moines, IA – Winner of a grant from The Skatepark Project. Featuring advocates Brad Anderson, Kevin Jones, Norm Sterzenbach, and Jan Hill, along with industry insiders and pro skaters like Jagger Eaton, Sky Brown, Sean Malto, Ryan Sheckler, Amelia Brodka, Leticia Bufoni, Andy Anderson, Chris Pastras, Todd Richards, Dashawn Jordan, Mike Vallely, Samarria Brevard, Felipe Nunes, Axel Cruysberghs, Dan Mancina, Chris Gregson, Tracie Garacochea, Josh Friedberg, Alec Beck, Kim Woozy and more. To learn how to make a skatepark in your own town, head to www.skatepark.org and check out The Skatepark Project’s Youtube page. To learn more about the National Recreation and Park Association, go to NRPA.org
Learn the story behind America’s largest skatepark. Hear how the locals got together to advocate for their skatepark needs with Skate DSM, and who stepped in to support along the way. Find out what top pros think of the space and go behind the scenes at the Dew Tour Olympic Qualifiers. This is the story of Lauridsen Skatepark in Des Moines, IA – Winner of a grant from The Skatepark Project. Featuring advocates Brad Anderson, Kevin Jones, Norm Sterzenbach and Jan Hill, along with industry insiders and pro skaters like Jagger Eaton, Sky Brown, Sean Malto, Ryan Sheckler, Amelia Brodka, Leticia Bufoni, Andy Anderson, Chris Pastras, Todd Richards, Dashawn Jordan, Mike Vallely, Samarria Brevard, Felipe Nunes, Axel Cruysberghs, Dan Mancina, Chris Gregson, Tracie Garacochea, Josh Friedberg, Alec Beck, Kim Woozy and more. To learn how to make a skatepark in your own town, head to www.skatepark.org
This is SLS Resurrection; where street spots of the past are brought back to life. To kick it off, an ode to the streets of San Francisco, Hubba Hideout! Enjoy this special winner takes all session, hosted by Karl Watson & Andrew Cannon. Featuring Shane O’Neill, Dashawn Jordan, Louie Lopez, Yuto Horigome, Nyjah Huston, Jamie Foy, Ryan Decenzo, Felipe Gustavo, Matt Berger, Taylor Kirby, Vincent Milou and Braden Hoban. Judged by Eric Koston and Paul Rodriguez.
USA Skateboarding Rome World Championships practice Day 1 featuring Samarria Brevard, Alexis Sablone, Louie Lopez, Chris Joslin, Alex Midler, Mark Suciu, Jamie Foy, Dashawn Jordan, and Jake Ilardi.
Since 100 Kickflips are so easy for Matt CCS decided to add another task on top of them and have him shoot Polaroid portraits of different friends he ran into through out the day. Lucky for you he ran into some really good friends.
CCS handled the kickflips and the portraits and to make this drop even more special they had Ishod Wair, Stefan Janoski, Mason Silva, Grant Taylor, Dashawn Jordan and Tanner Burzinski sign the Polaroids that Matt shot and CCS will be throwing them in random Polaroid Dunk boxes for a few extra lucky customers who get the almighty W.
This is SLS Unsanctioned, an informal event with a twist! The format is familiar, the skaters are hand-picked, and the rules are loose, as we hit a brand new location to watch 10 of the world’s best skaters going head-to-head for unregulated glory in becoming the next SLS Unsanctioned Champion. THE SKATERS: Dashawn Jordan, Vincent Milou, Kelvin Hoefler, Lucas Rabelo, Gabriel Fortunato, Felipe Gustavo, Dominick Walker, Trent McClung and Carlos Ribeiro. THE JUDGES: Aori Nishimura, Leticia Bufoni and Rayssa Leal.
“Mad Speed.” “Mad Durable.” Dashawn Jordan only skates the best. Video by Braden Gonzales.