Posts Tagged Tony Hawk
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TONY HAWK DISSECTS HIS MOST ICONIC (AND CRINGY) TV ADS
Who could forget Bagel Boy?
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“SELLING OUT” WITH TONY HAWK, JEFF GROSSO & ED TEMPLETON
We hit up three OGs to get their thoughts on selling out in 2017.
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TONY HAWK TALKS ABOUT SURVIVING THE EARLY 90S WHEN SKATING DIED
Even the world's most rich and famous skater once had trouble paying his bills.
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DID TONY HAWK STEAL THE 900?
We asked the people who were there.
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JENKEM MIX 20: TONY HAWK
Tune in and see what a 46-year-old skate rat with more money than you'd know what to do with listens to to get hyped.
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WHAT IF SKATEBOARDING LOOKED LIKE THE VIDEO GAME INDUSTRY?
Both started as illegitimate offshoots – skateboarding from surfing, video games from scientific computer laboratories – and found their own footing through periods of rapid refinement driven by core practitioners.
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JENKEM MIX 01: RILEY HAWK
Riley Hawk's favorite tunes at the moment, mixed down into one streaming mp3.
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JEREMY KLEIN & NEARLY 20 YEARS OF HOOK-UPS SKATEBOARDS
"I just don’t like to associate skateboarding with sports, because I hate sports. I mean that’s why I skated in the first place."
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PUTTING THE SQUEEZE ON RILEY HAWK
I was hoping for some stories about crashing his dad's cars or partying in clubs with hot pantyless celebrities.
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DOES SIZE MATTER?
I hit up physical therapist Dr. Kyle Brown for some insight on whether or not our height plays a noticeable role in how we skate.
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A FIRST LOOK AT OPERA AND SKATEBOARDING’S NEWEST GROUP OF BRANDS
Bill Weiss and a few of his close friends are picking up the pieces from the Dwindle rubble and starting fresh with a new slew of brands.
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HOW CHAD CARUSO SKATED ACROSS AMERICA
Chad did it the way most skateboarders would: independently and without much of a plan.
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WHAT HAPPENED TO GERSHON MOSLEY?
From punching Andrew Reynolds, to not getting "pimped" by the industry, Gershon covers everything you wanted to know.
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JOSH KALIS ON BUILDING AN INDOOR SKATEPARK WITH GRANITE FROM LOVE PARK
"Laying the granite tiles was the most torturous part because you’re on your knees. It was a month straight of doing 1,600 tiles."