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HUNTINGTON BEACH, California (Saturday, July 31, 2010) – The Association of Surfing Professionals (ASP) US Open Junior Pro presented by Pacsun kicked off the nine-day marathon event at South Huntington Beach Pier by cutting the men’s ASP Pro Junior field in half from 64 surfers to 32 with Tanner Hendrickson (Maui, HI), 18, and Miguel Pupo (Sao Paulo, BRA), 18, posting the day’s top scores while Laura Enever led the women’s US Open Junior Pro Presented by Pacsun action as the Semifinalists were decided in two-to-three foot (1 metre) surf. Enjoy!

40 of the world’s best park riders landed in Spain last month for the Nike 6.0 BCN BMX PRO. Heavy hitters in the lineup included Nike 6.0 riders Garrett Reynolds, Dennis Enarson, Mike Spinner and Jason Phelan alongside the likes of Gary Young, Ryan Nyquist, Drew Bezanson, Brett Banasiewicz and a list of quality park contenders. A video recap of the event is now offered above. Enjoy!

Nike 6.0 BCN BMX PRO – Finals from Nike 6.0 on Vimeo.

Skateboardanimation from Tilles Singer on Vimeo.

A ton of digital photos, a ton of real life magazines, an hour of recording music.

How I Got Over

Staying true to there “Roots” here is a video from The Roots new album How I Got Over.

On June 21st, the world officially celebrated Go Skateboarding Day. Long considered the mecca of skateboarding, here’s a look into this year’s New York City showing. The event brought together skaters from all walks of life alongside some notable personalities from within the community.

Photography: David Bowles

Attracting even the slightest of futbol fans, the World Cup makes its commanding presence felt every four years, captivating the sports world and everything surrounding it. With 2010’s version kicking off last week, Boston.com captures the opening moments of this global event through a series of photographs, highlighting the emotional rollercoaster that is the 2010 FIFA World Cup. Enjoy!

From L.A. to Japan Cynthia Takahashi supporting the spread of  positivity to the  Far East. Big ups for representing, be sure to stop by her blog www.cynthiatakahashi.com/blog.

One of New York City’s original skaters Brian Wenning describes what it was like growing up in the 1990’s and skating with people like Anthony Pappalardo, Ian Reid, Rodney Torres (to name a few). He speaks of the spots he would skate, what made the late 90’s a pivotal time, what is different now, his “mission from hell” & some advice for young, up-and-coming skateboarders who want to be pro. Filmed, Edited & Directed by Jon Edwards, this video is presented by Heavy Hittas. Enjoy!

Hell Yeah!!  Archrival in Los Angeles has there name up in lights………finally.   Kidding aside, we have known owners Jason and Steve for many years (Back in the day) and appreciate the opportunity they gave us to carry our line in their store.  These guys are good people and you should pass through Archrival and check out the latest Positive Roots Tees. 

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