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  2. Rob Dyrdek - Wikipedia

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    Dyrdek was born on June 28, 1974, [1] in Kettering, Ohio, to Gene and Patty Dyrdek. [2] [3] He was involved in sports as a child and began skateboarding at the age of 11. [4]Of his early interest in the sport, Dyrdek has stated, "I was so focused on becoming a pro skateboarder.

  3. Skateboarding - Wikipedia

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    Skateboarders, most notably Ty Page, Bruce Logan, Bobby Piercy, Kevin Reed, and the Z-Boys started to skate the vertical walls of swimming pools that were left empty in the 1976 California drought. This started the "vert" trend in skateboarding. With increased control, vert skaters could skate faster and perform more dangerous tricks, such as ...

  4. Skatopia - Wikipedia

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    Skatopia is an 88-acre (36 ha) skatepark near Rutland, Ohio, United States, owned and operated by pro skater Brewce Martin.Skatopia is known for its anarchist atmosphere and annual music festivals Bowl Bash and Backwoods Blowout. [1]

  5. Brett Conti turned his unfulfilling finance job into his own ...

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    Skateboarding is a way of self-expression and a way of giving myself freedom. And there's nothing like just skating down the streets of New York City and freeing my mind. ... And I started a ...

  6. Jeff Grosso - Wikipedia

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    Grosso was an unofficial historian of skateboarding, always there to share a story and insight into skateboarding with the younger generation of skaters. [2] This love of skateboard history morphed in Grosso's popular YouTube show “Love Letters to Skateboarding.” [6] Jeff described the history of skateboarding as "so f--king muddy and grey.

  7. Mike McGill - Wikipedia

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    He started his own skateboard company, "Chapter Seven" (which is now defunct), and opened his own skate park. As of 2012, he owns a skate shop in Encinitas, California McGills Skateshop, [10] as well as marketing a line of beginners' skateboards, safety equipment and portable skate ramps, rails, and Air Speed skate shoes through Wal-Mart. [11]

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  9. Alex Olson - Wikipedia

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    In Malibu he started skating. According to his father, he came home one day and made an announcement: “Yo, I'm a skateboarder.” His interest in skating reignited his father's interest. [6] Olson saw his first skate video, Toy Machine: Welcome to Hell, at a sleepover. [7] His two favorite parts were Donny Barley and the fall section. [7]