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The influential story of John Cardiel’s fight to recover from a spinal cord injury on a skate trip nine years ago has been published by Purpose to Play website today.
Head here to get inspired on a skateboarding legend who just doesn’t take no for an answer on any level.
You seen this Scott Stevens part yet?! Man has a bag of 90s tricks, his own unique style to boot and the fastest feet in the West. Watch this No Country for Bad Burke full section and get planning your quirk for the weekend ahead.
This is a box of radness and takes Skate Edit of the Week.
Jason Park and his magical box of technical tricks is back with this new Hawaiian skatepark clip filmed at Kaneohe Skatepark.
Follow the HUF team across America from Tulsa to Buffalo in this new travel edit with demo’s and street shredding.
The Fancy Lad crew take a swipe at Welcome straight off the bat and then indulge themselves in the usual chaos they are known for in their new FL3 promo. Oh Jesse James.
Take in the archived French Fred clips of this classic Ali Boulala double-set hubba battle where the bushes play a huge part in who wins this switch noseslide.
Ph: Neil Worthington airs over Zack Riley photo by Danny McCourt
Dan McCourt’s winning entry to this year’s Weekend in the City video comp featured skating from Reiss Johnson, Chris Barrett, Zack Riley and Neil Worthington and a huge dose of Joy Division.
Phil Harvey and a crew made up of Dave Monaghan, Jiri Bulin, Kyle Yates hit up Stockport and came with this bacon for their Weekend In The City entry.
Ben Chadourne’s new independent video project ATOM is go and will roll out a 10 minute production every 4 months.
Grab his first installment with street ripping from Roman Gonzales, Pako Pion, Remy Taveira, Gauthier Rouger, Alex Richard, Josh Pall, Fred Plocque Santos, Guillaume Dulout, Luy Pa Sin, Kevin Rodrigues, Paul Grund, Ben Chadourne, Manuel Schenck, Edouard Depaz, Silvester Eduardo, Jordan Trahan & Vincent Touzery.
You may have seen this on other skate websites illegally but now Aaron Herrington’s stunning appearnace in the magical Static IV video has been officially released to the web. Take in the work that goes into this and go buy the DVD this week as it’s one you will want to keep forever as explained in our review.