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Can’t believe that i just watched Shawn and Shelby open their one early christmas eve gift without you mom. Everyones pulling for you. I love you so much. :(

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Kevin Rodrigues in Faces by Ben Chadourne.

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Schleep

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Another look at @kwalks second story kickflip 🔥from the cover of @thrashermag and @vansskate new video “No Other Way”. 📷 @burnout #ridethefire

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Max Palmer in 1one1.

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Come through!!!

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Once upon a time skateboarding street courses used to look like this:

It was big and it was fast. You either land the trick or you eat shit.

Now we have courses that are much smaller and slow. Skate has envolved to a brand new philosophy that you doesn’t have to go huge or fast, but instead you have go tech as shit to be able to win on street. That’s a street league concept that took over skateboarding and favors robot style skaters like Nyjah Huston and Shane O'Neill:

With all of that we probably won’t see many overall skateboarders having sucess on street, like Danny Way did in the 90s (well, maybe a skater or two like Curren Caples or Evan Smith could prove me wrong). One thing for sure though, you will not see many runs like Tony Trujillo’s in Tampa 2003:

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Dylan Fulford // photo Jeff Thorburn

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