- 1 360 Spin
- 2 50/50
- 3 Anti-Casper
- 4 Broken Fingers
- 5 Butter Flip
- 6 Calf Wrap (Flamingo/Figure Four)
- 7 Casper
- 8 Casper Disaster
- 9 Carousel
- 10 Coco Wheelie, Coco Slide
- 11 Daffy
- 12 End-Over
- 13 Fan Flip
- 14 Finger Flip
- 15 G-Turn
- 16 Gingersnap
- 17 Godzilla Flip
- 18 Gymnast Plant
- 19 Handstand
- 20 Helipop
- 21 Impossible
- 22 Incredible
- 23 Incredible frontside-backside
- 24 Jaywalk
- 25 Kickback
- 26 M-80
- 27 Manual
- 28 Monster Walk
- 29 Multiple-board tricks
- 30 No Comply
- 31 Nosehook Impossible
- 32 Old School Kickflip
- 33 Ollie
- 34 Ollie Airwalk
- 35 Pogo
- 36 Pressure Flip (or Pressflip)
- 37 Primo Slide
- 38 Railstand
- 39 San Francisco Flip
- 40 Saran Wrap, Wrap Around
- 41 Shove-It
- 42 Sidewinder
- 43 Spacewalk
- 44 Street Plant
- 45 Switchfoot Pogo
- 46 Toc toc spin
- 47 Tre flip
- 48 TV Stand
- 49 Walk The Dog
- 50 YoYo Plant
- 51 YoHo Plant
- 52 Varial kickflip/heelflip
- 53 Darkslide
Tuesday, 20 September 2011
Skateboard tricks.
Dogtown and Z-boys.
Dogtown and Z-boys is a film based around the beginnings of skateboarding. I've never seen it but I feel it's relevant to a project based around skateboarding.
Dogtown and Z-Boys is a 2001 documentary film directed by Stacy Peralta. Using a mix of film the Zephyr skateboard team shot in the 1970s by Craig Stecyk and more recent interviews, the documentary tells the story of a group of teenage surfer/skateboarders and their influence on the history of skateboarding culture.
Much of the archival footage used in the film came from teenagers who wanted to be a part of the Z-Boys group but were not good enough skateboarders so they got to be a part of the Z-Boys group by filming and photographing them.
The film's $400,000 budget was financed by Vans, Inc., whose skateboarding shoes Stacy Peralta had been paid to endorse during his days as a professional skateboarder.
Dogtown and Z-Boys is a 2001 documentary film directed by Stacy Peralta. Using a mix of film the Zephyr skateboard team shot in the 1970s by Craig Stecyk and more recent interviews, the documentary tells the story of a group of teenage surfer/skateboarders and their influence on the history of skateboarding culture.
Much of the archival footage used in the film came from teenagers who wanted to be a part of the Z-Boys group but were not good enough skateboarders so they got to be a part of the Z-Boys group by filming and photographing them.
The film's $400,000 budget was financed by Vans, Inc., whose skateboarding shoes Stacy Peralta had been paid to endorse during his days as a professional skateboarder.
Rodney Mullen...
From the list of pro skaters I found, Rodney Mullen seems to be the one that stands out most and has come up most frequently in my research... Here is a bio I found from a fan page.
Name: John Rodney Mullen
Gender: Male
Hometown: Redondo Beach, CA or Hermosa Beach, CA
Date of Birth: August 17th, 1966 in Gainesville, FL
Family: married to Traci Mullen
Occupation: Engineer / Skate Brand Owner / Skateboarder
Started Skating: 1977
Started Competing: 1977
Turned Pro: 1980
Favored Discipline: Street
#1 Sponsors: Almost, Enjoi, Darkstar, Tensor, Speed Demons, Matix, Globe
Stance: Regular
Nicknames: Mutt, King
1980 - joined the Powell-Peralta Bones Brigade
1984, 85, 87, 88 - featured in The Bones Brigade Videos 1-4
1988 - appeared in feature film, Gleaming the Cube
1992 - began World Industries with Steve Rocco
1990+ - featured in videos by Plan B, A-Team, Globe and Almost
2002 - won Transworld Readers' Choice Award for Skater of the Year
2002 - created Almost skateboard company
2003 - wrote "The Mutt: How to Skateboard and not Kill Yourself"
Rodney Mullen is widely considered the most influential skateboarder in the history of the skateboarding. The majority of ollie and flip tricks he invented throughout the 1980's, including the flatground ollie, the Kickflip, the Heelflip, and the 360 flip are regularly done in modern vertical and street skateboarding.
In 1992, alongside Steve Rocco, Rodney Mullen created World Industries. Throughout the 90’s Mullen was featured in numerous videos, including World Industries’ Rubbish Heap (’89), Plan B’s Questionable (’92), Virtual Reality (’93), and Second Hand Smoke (’95). Some recent videos include the Rodney Mullen vs. Daewon Song series, Globe Opinion, and Almost: Round Three.
Name: John Rodney Mullen
Gender: Male
Hometown: Redondo Beach, CA or Hermosa Beach, CA
Date of Birth: August 17th, 1966 in Gainesville, FL
Family: married to Traci Mullen
Occupation: Engineer / Skate Brand Owner / Skateboarder
Started Skating: 1977
Started Competing: 1977
Turned Pro: 1980
Favored Discipline: Street
#1 Sponsors: Almost, Enjoi, Darkstar, Tensor, Speed Demons, Matix, Globe
Stance: Regular
Nicknames: Mutt, King
Career Highlights
1977 - Mullen won the first freestyle contest he entered1980 - joined the Powell-Peralta Bones Brigade
1984, 85, 87, 88 - featured in The Bones Brigade Videos 1-4
1988 - appeared in feature film, Gleaming the Cube
1992 - began World Industries with Steve Rocco
1990+ - featured in videos by Plan B, A-Team, Globe and Almost
2002 - won Transworld Readers' Choice Award for Skater of the Year
2002 - created Almost skateboard company
2003 - wrote "The Mutt: How to Skateboard and not Kill Yourself"
Rodney Mullen is widely considered the most influential skateboarder in the history of the skateboarding. The majority of ollie and flip tricks he invented throughout the 1980's, including the flatground ollie, the Kickflip, the Heelflip, and the 360 flip are regularly done in modern vertical and street skateboarding.
In 1992, alongside Steve Rocco, Rodney Mullen created World Industries. Throughout the 90’s Mullen was featured in numerous videos, including World Industries’ Rubbish Heap (’89), Plan B’s Questionable (’92), Virtual Reality (’93), and Second Hand Smoke (’95). Some recent videos include the Rodney Mullen vs. Daewon Song series, Globe Opinion, and Almost: Round Three.
Tricks Invented
- 50-50 Saran Wrap
- 50-50 Sidewinders
- 360 Flip
- 360 pressure Flip
- 540 double kickflip
- 540 Shove-it
- Airwalks
- Backside 180 Flip
- Casper 360 Flip
- Casper Slides
- Caballerial impossible
- Double heelflips
- Flatground Ollie
- Frontside Heelflip Shove-its
- Godzilla Rail Flip
- Gazelles
- Heelflip
- Helipops (360 Nollie)
- Half-cab kickflip underflip
- Helipop Heelflips
- Half Flip Darkslide
- Handstand flips
- Kickflip Underflip
- Kickflip
- No Handed 50-50 Kickflip
- Ollie Impossible
- Ollie Nosebones
- Ollie Fingerflip
- One footed Ollie
- Rusty slides
- Sidewinders
- Switchstance 360 Flips
Pro skateboarders.
Chad Knight
Chad Muska
Chet Thomas
Colin McKay
Daewon Song
Danny Way
Elissa Steamer
Ethan Fowler
Josh Kasper
Matt Mumford
Mike Rafter
Omar Hassan
Rob Dyrdek
Rodney Mullen
Tony Hawk
Andrew Reynolds
Steve Berra
Geoff Rowley
Arto Saari
Bam Margera
Eric Koston
Colt Cannon
This is a list I compiled from a much larger list and I simply chose the names I recognised, I thought the original list was a little over the top.
Chad Muska
Chet Thomas
Colin McKay
Daewon Song
Danny Way
Elissa Steamer
Ethan Fowler
Josh Kasper
Matt Mumford
Mike Rafter
Omar Hassan
Rob Dyrdek
Rodney Mullen
Tony Hawk
Andrew Reynolds
Steve Berra
Geoff Rowley
Arto Saari
Bam Margera
Eric Koston
Colt Cannon
This is a list I compiled from a much larger list and I simply chose the names I recognised, I thought the original list was a little over the top.
Monday, 19 September 2011
Skate brand logos.
A selection of my favourite skate brand logos. Ones that stand out to me as being well considered and nicely designed, often with interesting or nice colour combinations... However black and white seems to be a running theme in skateboard company logo design.
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