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Masters 45+ (602 Posts)
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Southern Influence
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On 11/1/2004
Eddy
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United States
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Happy Birthday to Ricky Byrd 44 yrs young today. Proud member of Team Bahne,Road Kill Racing and Texas Outlaws. Thank You for what you have done for slalom movement in the South. Your Amigo Eddy Texas Outlaws.
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LaybackAir
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On 11/1/2004 MarkC.
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United States
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Who invented it? Seems like alot of Floridians were doing them early on.Mark Lake? Kelly Lynn perhaps?
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Lay Back Air?
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On 10/30/2004
Dan Hughes
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United States
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I was curious who invented the layback air?
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SNAKE-RUN
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On 10/28/2004
DIEGO
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Brazil
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HI THERE ALL OLD SCHOOL
I am doing a research on snake-run, I would like if some one knows about hardcore snake-run parks.
Please send info on any skatepark that has good snake-run, as the out come will be shared with eveerybody.
Kind regards,
Diego (37) from Brazil
Our snake-run park has been there since 1977 and it is still alive. 150 mts long with walls up to 3 1/2 mts high everyone is invited.
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Birthdays!
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On 10/27/2004
Cliff Coleman
wrote in from
United States
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My computer is now up and running. Happy Birthday to Judy Oyama, belated, Happy Birthday to one of my Idols, Hackett. Wish I had the extra cash to race you and others at your bash. Happy Birthday to you Rickey. Everytime a year goes by, we earn the new number, we're still alive. Enjoy it while your here. Look at the good side of life and let the bad go.
Cliff Coleman
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Almost Masters
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On 10/27/2004
Ricky
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United States
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I'll be 44 come Monday. Put me on the "Not Quite" list.
Come Monday, it'll be alright...
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Coaches
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On 10/27/2004
Cliff Coleman
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United States
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Dan,
Thanks for the information regarding Dale's coaching of El Gato. Coaches can be a very important part of the learning process.
Cliff
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Elguera etc.
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On 10/26/2004
Dan Gesmer
wrote in from
United States
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Cliff, I'm shadowing you everywhere you go on this site!
Let's not forget that it was Dale "Sausage Man" Smith (1970s freestyle legend and leading collector of skateboard memorabilia) who first worked out the mechanics of moves like the frontside rock-n-roll and frontside invert and then coached Elguera into mastering them.
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Frontside Rock and Roll
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On 10/26/2004
Cliff Coleman
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United States
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GBJ,
"Gato" Eddie Elguera is credited with doing the Frontside Rock and Roll first.
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Rock and Roll trivia...
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On 10/26/2004 GBJ
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United States
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Great triv, Cliff! Here's another question, and I don't know the answer. Who is credited with the first frontside rock and rolls? (a far more insane trick, imho.)
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rock n rolls
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On 10/25/2004
Fatboy
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United States
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The more important question is............
why can I STILL not do them????
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Marting...
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On 10/23/2004
Miko
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United States
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Marting! Marting! Marting! dimmit...
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Tim Marting
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On 10/23/2004
Miko
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United States
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Cliff, was Tim Martin part of the Alot-A-Flex gang? I remember running into them at a couple pools and some races and they were a kick-butt crew. Where are they now?
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Rock and Roll
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On 10/20/2004 Cliff Coleman
wrote in from
United States
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Hello Joe,
Tim Marting has been credited with inventing the Rock and Roll. Tim was the first to showcase the trick at one of the Hester series events. Tim is a great guy and never said he invented the trick. It was actually invented by a skater who I think went by the name of Justin. Sorry, but I don't know his last name. This is a trick from the 70s. Justin was trying to do successful Rock and Rolls at Rohnert Park skate park on a day that Tim Marting, myself and other friends went there to skate. Justin could do one or two out of the fifty plus he was trying. A few minutes later, Tim Marting had the trick wired and was pulling off Rock and Rolls time after time, effortlessly. Tim got the credit, but it was this other guy Justin who had the creative idea.
True story, Cliff Coleman
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Rock 'n Roll
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On 10/20/2004
GI Joe
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United States
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I don't know where else to post my question, so I hope you Old Guys can help me out, Since I'm only 43 this year, you do have the right to scold me for such basic question. Skate Schol wants to know...
Who invented the Rock 'n Roll?
Joe
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Old Hackey....
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On 10/18/2004
Miko
wrote in from
United States
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Dave... I WISH I could be there for the pump station AND JPL but it's not to be. I couldn't think of a better way to spend a birthday and I hope you just plain kill it.
I spent my 51st this year at Breck on sunday racing ts in the pro class for a 16th and remember having one killer run against Barker that really made my day. Happy birthday bro! BLR... the true soul of slalom racing! (Among many soulful brothas and sistas)
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CALLING ALL CALIFORNIA MASTERS!!
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On 10/18/2004
HACKETT - BLR
wrote in from
United States
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Come out and race me for my 44rth Birthday!!
http://www.ncdsa.com/contest_registration.asp?ContestID=158
HACKETT
(Let's see how "Young" you are)
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Thanks Rene!
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On 10/15/2004
Cliff Coleman
wrote in from
United States
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Rene,
You have been waiting for the day when you could race and BEAT me in slalom. You did it in the tight slalom. Congrats for your effort! You practice and it has made a huge difference in your racing. Thanks also for the photos and cartoons that you post for all of us. The greatest skater of the 60s in my opinion, Rudy Esquer, 1965 Northern California Skateboard Champion, is also very talented as a cartoonist. He worked with Charles Schultz for years and also with the creator of "Wee Pals" the first integrated, sindicated strip. He now lives in Maui. He, myself and two others that skated together in 1963 have a reunion about once a year.
You are a class act, as are all of the Carrascos!
Cliff Coleman
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Old and New.......
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On 10/15/2004
Rene CANNONBALL Carrasco
wrote in from
United States
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Speakin' of old Skateboarders - WHO ARE STILL CHARGING !!!
Here's a cool photo taken @ Morro Bay Worlds' last Sun. -
The interesting thing is - it has some OLD CHAMPS and a NEW CHAMP !
Left to Right : Gordy Linemann, PEPSI TEAM - 1970's Freestyle Champion. Inventor of the "G" TURN - in Freestyle !
David Carrasco, PEPSI TEAM - 1977 Calif. State Slalom Champion. & numerous 1970'S Freestyle Championship Titles.
Lynn Kramer, 2003 & 2004 Womens WORLD Slalom Champion.
Rene Carrasco, Captain - PEPSI TEAM, O.C. - 1969 Racing Champ and 1976 Southern Calif. Downhill Speed Champion.
Cliff Coleman, 1960'S & 1970'S 1980'S Skateboard Champion, and NOW the 2004 OPEN CLASS G.S. WORLD CHAMPION !
Congratulations Cliff - way to go !
-It was great racing Sun. with ya in the TIGHT SLALOM EVENT - @ 2004 Morro Bay Worlds'!
See ya @ JPL - for your Birthday Race & BBQ !
...........-Rene' CANNONBALL Carrasco ! [-53 yrs. young-]
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Last Try
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On 10/13/2004 STJ
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United States
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