Fingerboard Maker Martin Ehrenberger

After bringing his first fingerboard back from the U.S. in the ‘90s, Martin Ehrenberger from Germany realized that nearly every skateboarding trick can be replicated with a fingerboard. He went on to found Blackriver, the first supplier for professional fingerboarders, to provide finger athletes with tools of the trade like boards, parks, and obstacles.
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Martin find me with a fingerboard

[@60secdocs]

Banned from the skatepark :(

[@Kunminetz]

i want ti try fingerboard, but not have any succes

[@adamwatson2914]

utterly utterly pointless talents lol

[@Soil_Bound]

He’s made a business out of what he enjoys.
He doesn’t wake up pissed off going to work every day. He’s happy. More than too many of us can say.

[@adamwatson2914]

A successful business, out of that?! Wow

[@Soil_Bound]

@@adamwatson2914 enjoy

[@adamwatson2914]

I do need to lighten up more I think lol ✌️

[@yellowood252]

​@@adamwatson2914 You could say playing video games is a "useless talent," but many adults enjoy video games as a hobby (maybe it helps them relax and unwind after a days work). And there is a clear market and demand for video game production. This is no different. It's simply a hobby that brings certain people joy and happiness. And he was able to create a international business where enthusiasts view his company as the pioneer and best in the world.