The SLS style parks are still "fun." Maybe you just need to approach it differently. Additionally, most communities nowadays are more inclined to make parks that can lead their users to someday become Olympic athletes. Kinda the same thing with every other sport. Think about the communities that don't have a single skatepark and you're gonna complain about the designs? 😂 At least we aren't skating the shitty gigantic concrete parks when people didn't understand physics entirely.
4:20 holy shit that dude went over the arch in the background, i rarely see people do that whenever im there. Tht wave have some serious over vert to it too
@@ogchocolate93 in my city in england, there is one decent mixed skatepark (big bowl, mini ramp, big ramps, a 2 flat 2 with rail and hubbas, a huge manny pad, and a square flat bar with a hue metal grate next to it, and 3 parking blocks. i cant do shit at that park, its so bad for beginners. sorry for the long comment i got carried away listing the stuff. yknow what, look it up here on youtube, Bath Victoria Skatepark. i'll look up your park
@@Inexpressable when i used to skate in some backwater village central EU not even the curbs were skateable. way wayyy too rough. Our lucky town even had a "skatepark" with a tiny wave and a quarter pipe. That's it :D
Hi John. I'm an aggressive quad skater, former skateboarder, thought I would share some vocab/lingo and roller skate history with you and the comment lurkers! This is a response to the comment "Roller derby has gotten really gnarly, they can skate pretty much skate any obstacle skaters can skate." 2:31 "Roller derby" is not the same as "aggressive quad skating." Roller derby is a contact team sport. Some roller derby players might also do aggressive quad skating, but not all derby players do, nor does every aggressive quad skater play derby. Additionally, the obstacle you're referring to resembles what is typically used in "banked track derby", where some derby teams play on flat ground. "Rollerblades"(inlines) are also not typically used in roller derby. "Quad skates" have two axis's of movement on each skate, vs the one axis per skate inlines have. This increases your chances of falling on quads, yet expands the range of agility and precision in movement. Range of motion is increased with the use of "toe stops" which are rubber breaks we can use to stop, walk, or launch off of without using wheels. "Roller skates" is often used as an umbrella term, though it originally referred to quads. Roller blades/"inline skates" are often referred to as roller skates, and quad skates are roller skates, but quad skates are not roller blades. Quad roller skates are the original roller skates, dating back to the 1800s. These are the skates with "trucks". Inline skates are the skates with the four wheels (sometimes 2 wheels are used with 2 "anti-rockers" in the middle) in a line or row per skate, hence "inline". The term "Rollerblade" comes from a brand name, like how some people call tissues, kleenex. Aggressive quad roller skating is not actually as new as we think, just more relevant today which has helped progress the sport. In the late 70s to the 90s, aggressive quad roller skaters were actually skating vert ramps, doing stalls and catching air. Highly suggest you check out CIB crew's "History of Vertical Roller Skating" playlist on RUclips if you want to be mindblown by dudes side surfing vert ramps and flying in the 80s. Grinding and sliding came later. An attachment that is placed between two trucks, called "slide/grind blocks" are a relatively recent innovation which enables quad skaters to slide and lock in on obstacles from side to side. One of the most recent developments in aggressive quad skating is the use of "wide trucks" in order to get better lock in on grinds. While it started with skaters putting 3.125 penny board trucks on their skates, eventually companies like Chuffed Skates, Brunny Hardcore and Huck started manufacturing wide trucks specifically made for quad skates. p.s. if you made it this far, here is a FUN FACT: Quad roller skates came before skateboards, and skateboards were invented using roller skate trucks. All wheels, all day. Hope y'all enjoyed some history no one asked for :)
Rollerblading kind of requires obstacles that are a little higher and much longer than skateboard obstacles when comparing skaters at similar skill level. It's simply less interesting to grind a 5-6ft long rail with how stable our lock in is. A 10-12ft rail allows for switch-ups and long steezy grinds. Also, since our blades are strapped to us, we don't really require the same amount of setup time between obstacles. Hence them being built close together sometimes. It allows us to do a line in a tighter, more rapid fire sequence. Hit up some bladers for a session sometime, might make for an interesting video.
@TheGuyBroNintySix What a closed minded perspective. I suggest checking out Chris Haffey's Drip Drop, Carlos Pianowski's Fruitbooter, or Brian Shima's Killer Boots sections. I promise, if you're willing to give these videos a real chance, you WILL see how unbelievable roller blading has gotten. It's nice to see parks that cater to the needs of specific sports. Especially if they could be seen as niche or a risky investment. How much more anti-establishment can you get than that?
@s.s.o.georgia7034 Ya know... I'll start off saying that I'm a 35 year old dude who hasn't stepped on a skateboard in about 5 years (some kind of chronic inflammation shit with my left knee is too painful when attempting just a simple ollie).. I've never cared for rollerblading due to being the old school "SKATE OR DIE" closed minded fuck. My beliefs were something like "how hard is to run and jump on stuff with wheels attached to your lamborfeeties"!? Buuuttt, after watching one of your recommended video parts - Brian Shima's Killer Boots section, I must admit that my mind has been blown. You can tell how hard he goes, his passion, speed, willingness to go big is insane. That super long grind on the tight curve rail where it ends like inches beside a car and a bush.. the God d*** 510,000,999 stair grind with the kink.. The hubba grind transfer to rail, crazy maaannnn
@skaterjed Dude, this is what I'm talking about. All of these sports are so sick if you're willing to appreciate them! The Chris Haffey section opens with a gap so large, he fractures BOTH of his heels when he "lands". And Pianowski front side grinds a pretty good size handrail, IN A STRAIGHT JACKET! I grew up trying to skateboard and realized I just wasn't very good at it, but when I found rollerblading it allowed me to learn the physics easier. When I tried getting back on a board, I landed an ugly nollie first try, something I simply couldn't imagine before. Hahaha.
watch Brian Shima 666 to see his career ender, does a roof gap short to flatbank and the impact is horrendous. The bolts that hold our version of "trucks" the frame to his boot shattered the plastic of the boot and shot up his heels, wheelchair 2 years. @@skaterjed
With love from a rollerblader. Rollerblading is not roller derby & quad skating is not all roller derby. That like calling you a Longboarder or even a BMXer. It's all very different. Appreciate the video and love for Quad skaters though ❤ They shred so hard.
Glad you had the opportunity to come to one of the skateparks close to my area! 🤘🏼 La Puente is very unique and I think it really allows any skater to be creative
Man, no wonder skaters from Cali are so damn good. Look at the parks! The street spots are aweeady legendary in themselves. Some of the parks are an absolute dream. Dfw is just now getting parks with varying skill level obstacles and not just catered to bikers(huge sets and hubbas, big euro gaps, etc.).
Not to mention smooth streets and sidewalks lining those streets. We used to skate the gaps between driveways all the way down the street. Unfortunately living in DFW now, the concrete work is attrocious!
100% not to mention the weather, we got mostly shitty outdated skateparks up here in Washington & all the new ones are always in super rainy parts of Washington where you can only skate it 2/3 months of the year lol😊
No BS, I love your videos and they actually do inspire me to go get better and learn new tricks. You remind me of both how much I still want to improve, and how much I enjoy the process. The haters can screw off, keep killing it!
Awesome to see the respect you gave to aggressive inline skaters in your video! Always enjoy watching your videos even though I'm an aggressive inliner myself and not a skate boarder
Love your vids homie! Hopefully not sounding like "that guy" buy have you ever tried rollerblading? Since you've been getting into parkour movements I think it might be something you might like/pick up quickly. Grinding is just like doing precision jumps onto ledges while moving.
I'm really happy you show these "off" days. keeps it real. enough hyperpolished content out there - this way we can see that it's not all perfect tricks all day every day. Even the greats have to bite through the bad days :)
Ahhh this park looks so fun...parks used to be more this size (of obstacles) in the 90s...now a lot of parks have a lot of big stuff.. high rails, full size ledges...8-12 stairs...I think it's good for parks to be big and have levels for everyone...or just be medium cuz all levels of skill can have fun on smaller/medium stuff...I just like to get more tech and practice stuff to try later on bigger ledges/rails/stairs etc. This park looks so fun
When I first watched this channel I thought you were just a guy exploring parks and talking about how they are. Maybe push around a little bit and talk with locals. This is the second show I'm watching of you. You are a good skater. I've been skating since 1985 when I was 10 and grew up around SF Oakland, Berkley skateboarding. I used to skate EMB every week, but not every day. I lived in Oakland across the bay. Keep this up man I enjoy it. I'm connected with a skate shop in Oakland Called Break Free. If in the SF Bay Area anytime come by. It's at 1212 Webster ST. Oakland.
Hi John, watch your content a while and love your technical skating. The Last few videos I have the feeling, youre a bit stressed out. Life is hard with family and so much work to do. This Video you were much more relaxed, which was much more enjoyable to watch for me personally. Dont stress too much, youre doing a very good Job. Wish you the best. Cheers :) a adult end 30s :P...
You landed that flip trick to a manual and rode off as if it was second nature. That was absolutely unreal. Good shit man it caught me off guard! Subbed.
I remember when I first skated a park in California and it wasn't even one of those REALLY giant awesome parks. It was just a neighborhood park in Anaheim and I found it hard to skate. I think parks in California are naturally more advanced because skating first flourished there and everyone is much better than an average skater from another state.
Rollerblader here! I can personally say that that park looks sick! I don't have a really good park in my area with obstacles to fill my needs as an aggressive inline skater. So most of the time, I take to the streets to practice gaps and grinds. Edit: Aggressive inline doesn't have a very big trick vocabulary when it comes to flat-ground tricks(unless you're a "wizard skater"), so there are gonna be many more ledges to grind👍
I noticed that the rails don’t have a lot of supports. That’s a good touch. Skateparks these days are making their rails solid as heck with no flex which makes falling on them extremely painful.
As a rollerblader, this park is more for skateboards. If it were for rollerblades, the ledges would have circle coping, the coping in the bowl would be raised and all of those square rails would be circle. Stil a cool park though.
Wish there were more skateparks like this, dedicated to fun rather than street league/competitive training grounds
Wow buddy that’s a blazing hot take
Skateboarding needs to get back to progression and stop this lazy thrift store oufit stupidity
"competitive training grounds" 😂😂😂 Competition used to only be vert, so now that we have street contests, street parks are "training grounds?" 😂
The SLS style parks are still "fun." Maybe you just need to approach it differently. Additionally, most communities nowadays are more inclined to make parks that can lead their users to someday become Olympic athletes. Kinda the same thing with every other sport. Think about the communities that don't have a single skatepark and you're gonna complain about the designs? 😂 At least we aren't skating the shitty gigantic concrete parks when people didn't understand physics entirely.
@TheGuyBroNintySix I feel like if they can make either more plaza style parks or “mini golf” type parks it would be an easier learning curve
4:20 holy shit that dude went over the arch in the background, i rarely see people do that whenever im there. Tht wave have some serious over vert to it too
You were the comment I was looking for 😂 that key hole is beyond vert it’s insanely uncomfortable!
Last time i was there some dude was power sliding over it like nothing i think he even went switch over it
can't be a coincidence that he is flying at 420
Cali parks in general are insane. The symmetry is almost always on point. Flat rails, ledges and manual pads are essential to mastering your craft!
and all i've got here in england is the curb outside my house lol.
@@Inexpressable I feel you. I’m in Florida. The parks are really good or they’re terrible
@@ogchocolate93 in my city in england, there is one decent mixed skatepark (big bowl, mini ramp, big ramps, a 2 flat 2 with rail and hubbas, a huge manny pad, and a square flat bar with a hue metal grate next to it, and 3 parking blocks.
i cant do shit at that park, its so bad for beginners. sorry for the long comment i got carried away listing the stuff. yknow what, look it up here on youtube, Bath Victoria Skatepark. i'll look up your park
@@Inexpressable when i used to skate in some backwater village central EU not even the curbs were skateable. way wayyy too rough. Our lucky town even had a "skatepark" with a tiny wave and a quarter pipe. That's it :D
Hi John. I'm an aggressive quad skater, former skateboarder, thought I would share some vocab/lingo and roller skate history with you and the comment lurkers! This is a response to the comment "Roller derby has gotten really gnarly, they can skate pretty much skate any obstacle skaters can skate." 2:31
"Roller derby" is not the same as "aggressive quad skating." Roller derby is a contact team sport. Some roller derby players might also do aggressive quad skating, but not all derby players do, nor does every aggressive quad skater play derby. Additionally, the obstacle you're referring to resembles what is typically used in "banked track derby", where some derby teams play on flat ground.
"Rollerblades"(inlines) are also not typically used in roller derby. "Quad skates" have two axis's of movement on each skate, vs the one axis per skate inlines have. This increases your chances of falling on quads, yet expands the range of agility and precision in movement. Range of motion is increased with the use of "toe stops" which are rubber breaks we can use to stop, walk, or launch off of without using wheels. "Roller skates" is often used as an umbrella term, though it originally referred to quads. Roller blades/"inline skates" are often referred to as roller skates, and quad skates are roller skates, but quad skates are not roller blades. Quad roller skates are the original roller skates, dating back to the 1800s. These are the skates with "trucks". Inline skates are the skates with the four wheels (sometimes 2 wheels are used with 2 "anti-rockers" in the middle) in a line or row per skate, hence "inline". The term "Rollerblade" comes from a brand name, like how some people call tissues, kleenex.
Aggressive quad roller skating is not actually as new as we think, just more relevant today which has helped progress the sport. In the late 70s to the 90s, aggressive quad roller skaters were actually skating vert ramps, doing stalls and catching air. Highly suggest you check out CIB crew's "History of Vertical Roller Skating" playlist on RUclips if you want to be mindblown by dudes side surfing vert ramps and flying in the 80s. Grinding and sliding came later. An attachment that is placed between two trucks, called "slide/grind blocks" are a relatively recent innovation which enables quad skaters to slide and lock in on obstacles from side to side. One of the most recent developments in aggressive quad skating is the use of "wide trucks" in order to get better lock in on grinds. While it started with skaters putting 3.125 penny board trucks on their skates, eventually companies like Chuffed Skates, Brunny Hardcore and Huck started manufacturing wide trucks specifically made for quad skates.
p.s. if you made it this far, here is a
FUN FACT: Quad roller skates came before skateboards, and skateboards were invented using roller skate trucks. All wheels, all day.
Hope y'all enjoyed some history no one asked for :)
Whoops. I should have scrolled down before I posted my worse post. :)
Mad respect to bladers; there’s no kicking out of a bail 🤘🏽
Rollerblading kind of requires obstacles that are a little higher and much longer than skateboard obstacles when comparing skaters at similar skill level. It's simply less interesting to grind a 5-6ft long rail with how stable our lock in is. A 10-12ft rail allows for switch-ups and long steezy grinds. Also, since our blades are strapped to us, we don't really require the same amount of setup time between obstacles. Hence them being built close together sometimes. It allows us to do a line in a tighter, more rapid fire sequence. Hit up some bladers for a session sometime, might make for an interesting video.
@TheGuyBroNintySix What a closed minded perspective. I suggest checking out Chris Haffey's Drip Drop, Carlos Pianowski's Fruitbooter, or Brian Shima's Killer Boots sections. I promise, if you're willing to give these videos a real chance, you WILL see how unbelievable roller blading has gotten.
It's nice to see parks that cater to the needs of specific sports. Especially if they could be seen as niche or a risky investment. How much more anti-establishment can you get than that?
@s.s.o.georgia7034 Ya know... I'll start off saying that I'm a 35 year old dude who hasn't stepped on a skateboard in about 5 years (some kind of chronic inflammation shit with my left knee is too painful when attempting just a simple ollie).. I've never cared for rollerblading due to being the old school "SKATE OR DIE" closed minded fuck. My beliefs were something like "how hard is to run and jump on stuff with wheels attached to your lamborfeeties"!? Buuuttt, after watching one of your recommended video parts - Brian Shima's Killer Boots section, I must admit that my mind has been blown. You can tell how hard he goes, his passion, speed, willingness to go big is insane. That super long grind on the tight curve rail where it ends like inches beside a car and a bush.. the God d*** 510,000,999 stair grind with the kink.. The hubba grind transfer to rail, crazy maaannnn
@skaterjed Dude, this is what I'm talking about. All of these sports are so sick if you're willing to appreciate them! The Chris Haffey section opens with a gap so large, he fractures BOTH of his heels when he "lands". And Pianowski front side grinds a pretty good size handrail, IN A STRAIGHT JACKET! I grew up trying to skateboard and realized I just wasn't very good at it, but when I found rollerblading it allowed me to learn the physics easier. When I tried getting back on a board, I landed an ugly nollie first try, something I simply couldn't imagine before. Hahaha.
watch Brian Shima 666 to see his career ender, does a roof gap short to flatbank and the impact is horrendous. The bolts that hold our version of "trucks" the frame to his boot shattered the plastic of the boot and shot up his heels, wheelchair 2 years. @@skaterjed
Nothing about rollerblading is stylish. Seriously. None of it looks cool at all.
With love from a rollerblader. Rollerblading is not roller derby & quad skating is not all roller derby. That like calling you a Longboarder or even a BMXer. It's all very different. Appreciate the video and love for Quad skaters though ❤ They shred so hard.
That B/S flip over the ball was pretty swagged out dude
Glad you had the opportunity to come to one of the skateparks close to my area! 🤘🏼 La Puente is very unique and I think it really allows any skater to be creative
Man, no wonder skaters from Cali are so damn good. Look at the parks! The street spots are aweeady legendary in themselves. Some of the parks are an absolute dream. Dfw is just now getting parks with varying skill level obstacles and not just catered to bikers(huge sets and hubbas, big euro gaps, etc.).
Not to mention smooth streets and sidewalks lining those streets. We used to skate the gaps between driveways all the way down the street. Unfortunately living in DFW now, the concrete work is attrocious!
Texas baby
100% not to mention the weather, we got mostly shitty outdated skateparks up here in Washington & all the new ones are always in super rainy parts of Washington where you can only skate it 2/3 months of the year lol😊
I always wanted to move to Cali for this reason
They also have great weather year round.
No BS, I love your videos and they actually do inspire me to go get better and learn new tricks. You remind me of both how much I still want to improve, and how much I enjoy the process. The haters can screw off, keep killing it!
havent watched one of your videos in forever, im glad to come back and see youre still making amazing content, and having fun per usual.
Dude I really appreciate how synchronized that edit was with the beat of the music. So sick.
Awesome to see the respect you gave to aggressive inline skaters in your video! Always enjoy watching your videos even though I'm an aggressive inliner myself and not a skate boarder
Man I don’t even skate anymore for years now I’m an aeroplane mechanic but can still appreciate your consistency keep doing what you love
I love how the session progresses and you had more fun as you went!
Happy to see this park get some love. Loved this place since first time I went there. Fave for sure
As a rollerblader ( still love your vids) this park looks sick. Lol
I blade too.
Same
@@Gnar_jar I remember you on BE-MAG
@@kevincollins8620 😂😂 R.I.P.
This park looks insane! WOW! You killed it! That sw bs feeble to fs feeble was crazy!
I love this park, ride it weekly and my daughter rides the pump track. The A frame section is dope. Love the video 🔥
Love your vids homie! Hopefully not sounding like "that guy" buy have you ever tried rollerblading? Since you've been getting into parkour movements I think it might be something you might like/pick up quickly. Grinding is just like doing precision jumps onto ledges while moving.
That makes so much sense never thought about it like that
You have just the best energy man, loved this video!
i love watching your videos watching they motivates me to improve(at skateboarding)
yooo. this is where i grew up, sick seeing you skate this park !
THAT KICCFLIP FEEBLE BIG WAS SO CLEAN 😳🤯🤯 left me literally speechless holyyyyy…..
It's cool to see the parkour play into your bails. Peachy merch is 🔥🔥🔥
Somewhat grew up in this area & I actually love this skatepark! Skated it w Chris Haslam at the beginning of the year.
John's seeming more chill these days.
Love this park too! Nice work on that flat bar
I'm really happy you show these "off" days. keeps it real. enough hyperpolished content out there - this way we can see that it's not all perfect tricks all day every day. Even the greats have to bite through the bad days :)
Ahhh this park looks so fun...parks used to be more this size (of obstacles) in the 90s...now a lot of parks have a lot of big stuff.. high rails, full size ledges...8-12 stairs...I think it's good for parks to be big and have levels for everyone...or just be medium cuz all levels of skill can have fun on smaller/medium stuff...I just like to get more tech and practice stuff to try later on bigger ledges/rails/stairs etc. This park looks so fun
Sw feeble to sw backsmith was absolutely insane. Thanks for the entertainment 🔥🔥
0:36 my man practicing his form on that kick out jumper in the background lol
Your roundbar game is soo consistent dooddd
As a skater who started in the early 90s I am just blown away at the parks being built these days
When I first watched this channel I thought you were just a guy exploring parks and talking about how they are. Maybe push around a little bit and talk with locals. This is the second show I'm watching of you. You are a good skater. I've been skating since 1985 when I was 10 and grew up around SF Oakland, Berkley skateboarding. I used to skate EMB every week, but not every day. I lived in Oakland across the bay. Keep this up man I enjoy it. I'm connected with a skate shop in Oakland Called Break Free. If in the SF Bay Area anytime come by. It's at 1212 Webster ST. Oakland.
Nice to see the channel doing better. 🙌🏾
That kickflip feeble 3 shuv out was sick!
Hi John,
watch your content a while and love your technical skating. The Last few videos I have the feeling, youre a bit stressed out. Life is hard with family and so much work to do. This Video you were much more relaxed, which was much more enjoyable to watch for me personally. Dont stress too much, youre doing a very good Job. Wish you the best. Cheers :) a adult end 30s :P...
my local! so glad they finally got around to building the park after talking about it for so long.
Love you chose your outfit to match the park ❤
You landed that flip trick to a manual and rode off as if it was second nature. That was absolutely unreal. Good shit man it caught me off guard! Subbed.
Nice Kickflip 50's. This was a great video!
I remember when I first skated a park in California and it wasn't even one of those REALLY giant awesome parks. It was just a neighborhood park in Anaheim and I found it hard to skate. I think parks in California are naturally more advanced because skating first flourished there and everyone is much better than an average skater from another state.
4:20 bro had a main character moment
rollerskater here, this is the local!!! i love it here
“I like this rail that I’m NOT gonna skate” 😂
Man that place looks fun. That feeble back smith 💥💥
that backside flip over the ball was INsane bro. wow
feebsmith also dope
kickflip feeb bigspin? goated
the stone balls in random places was an interesting design choice.
I love this skatepark as it’s my local, but if u wanna avoid shady people I recommend going during the day
switch feeble was sick!
that park is fire
Rollerblader here! I can personally say that that park looks sick! I don't have a really good park in my area with obstacles to fill my needs as an aggressive inline skater. So most of the time, I take to the streets to practice gaps and grinds.
Edit: Aggressive inline doesn't have a very big trick vocabulary when it comes to flat-ground tricks(unless you're a "wizard skater"), so there are gonna be many more ledges to grind👍
4:20 dude behind you casually carving over that window
Rail sesh about 1014was sick af idk if I ever really seen flip tricks into a rail ❤
John you are gnarly!
A full bank on the derby track is so nice!!! We only got a flat track painted into a hockey rink here
The suspense when a skater shows more of the run up to a trick - you know theyre about to land it
I live in Sacramento and I would drive all the way there for these unique obstacles.
Swampy has some really fun footage of this park
I noticed that the rails don’t have a lot of supports. That’s a good touch. Skateparks these days are making their rails solid as heck with no flex which makes falling on them extremely painful.
Dope! John out in the San Gabriel Valley!
"this thing [you're] not gonna skate" looks appealing to me
Bro i legit live down the street from this skate park, this is so cool, thank u bro for putting us out more
2:17 lol that's the pump track in leavenworth WA was just there a few months ago
I'm new Johnny glad I found ya!
Kickflip feeble front big is insane!
5:09 great entry for a darkslide natas spin
4:20 dude in the background, respect
I love the jazz!
4:20 in the background is SICK
That park is a dream for me, I wish a have something like that in my city
Love this park
I cannot tell you how much I want to get a drivers license so I can go drive to random skateparks
Thought you were going to hand stand walk out of that slip out on the rail 😂
what camera did you use for this video?
As a rollerblader I can confirm this is a skateboard park.
Kickflip feeble is insane
8:43 that's gnarly dude. That rail is at an elementary school down the street from where I live. That bank is really steep going down that rail
Switch feeble to back smith 🤯 🔥
Puente means bridge and le
Or la means the just to let u know 🔥🔥as always
This park looks awesome to skate
I like how "Disney" your hair looks
This park was made for the average person but will give them the confidence to improve. Without a doubt!
Skaters 🤝Bladers it’s a new age no more beef 🥩 🚫 we both shred in our own ways
I love this park
4:09 ooo🎶
THATS MY MAIN PARK, i wish i was there to at lease see john and say hi
Love the hype on the other skater, funny how you’re BS Flip, is a bit off today.
But great session! Keep it going John 😎
i love the video love it a lot
This is the skatepark I go to that’s sick!
Favorite park ever
I remeber going to this park i had hella fun on that rollerblading section
And that euro Manny pad is soo fun
damn that's my local park, wish I new John was going there, would have loved to meet him.
As a rollerblader, this park is more for skateboards. If it were for rollerblades, the ledges would have circle coping, the coping in the bowl would be raised and all of those square rails would be circle. Stil a cool park though.
like one of the best parks
bro in the clips in front of the basketball court i was hoping id get to see him make one shot
"Do a casper on the flat bar" -Dan Corrigan
The balls definitely make it quite unique.