StrangeNotes – Tony Marle, Bryce Stark, Bob – owner of 17 Boards, and others in a Halloween mix. Fame! Fortune! Ridiculous! Happy Halloween!
Skateboarding, Roasted By Hand In Small Batches
StrangeNotes – Tony Marle, Bryce Stark, Bob – owner of 17 Boards, and others in a Halloween mix. Fame! Fortune! Ridiculous! Happy Halloween!

Slow Motion tech – see what really happens
This three-minutes of seeing what Zach really does with his board, real-time is faster than the naked eye. Watch through to the end to see each trick at full speed.
Here’s an excellent talk from last May at TEDx USC – by one of skateboarding’s originators: Rodney Mullen. Some of the topics and concepts he brings up really speak to the creative methods of skateboarding, and how skaters learn and “hack” the existing concepts of skateboarding. It’s a great talk, a little over 15 minutes. Though Rodney’s speech was given to an audience of non-skaters, it really resonates with skateboarders in that they have a another layer of experience that perhaps the audience that heard the talk, couldn’t understand. But, I’m sure they got a taste of it.
From RIDE Channel on youtube:
Rare footage and untold stories of the history of Del Mar Skate Ranch in part 1 of SPOTS. Del Mar Skate Ranch was one of the most influential skate parks in the entire world nurturing a group of skaters who have made their mark in skate history including many of the tricks you see today. In part one you will see rare footage and photos of Tony Hawk, Lance Mountain, Kevin Staab, Christian Hosoi, Dave Swift, Grant Brittain and many more ripping in the early years of the park.

Charlie Martin
During the All Star Adventures 2012 Overnight Skate Camp, coach Tony Marle finally convinced camper Charlie to do a backside air over him, with the Contour Pistol Camera running. See more info on these two topics here:
Check out the clip!
Mike Petersen of SixEleven Productions, Otto Pflanz and Chris Faronea (photos). Thanks Team Pain for posting a link to this on Facebook. It’s an awesome video, and these guys got up a 4am to get it done.
Sunrise from goodie pocket films on Vimeo.