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Nicolas Piccarreta: Sessions.fr French Interview + Photos.
Check the full Article (french language).

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Kare Lindberg is one of our favorite skaters out in Copenhagen Denmark. Kare is one of those guys who skates so clean and effortless, he has the sickest true spin tricks for sure!

When he came out here in California I tried to learn a little Danish, when I actually met him he spoke English well enough to where I wouldn’t of even known he was Danish.

And for those who aren’t sure how to pronounce his name its sounds like “core” as in “hardcore.”

We first seen him skate in the film by Jonas Hansson named Flygt. I cant wait to someday fly out there and hit up the Copenhagen scene.[...]

Check the Full Kare Lindberg: Interview.
Interview by Jonas Hansson.

Previously:

• Kaare Lindberg (valo Denmark) By Jonas Hansson.

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Photos: Paul Yacovone.

How did growing up in Rhode Island effect the course of your coming up in the blade game? Did it help or hinder your ability to get exposure, clips in videos, photos in magazines, etc.

Growing up in RI was definitely to my disadvantage trying to come up in the blade game. Before there was the internet with online edits, it was kind of hard to get noticed if you didn’t live in Cali or NY. Now you can be from anywhere and get noticed.

Why do you still live in Rhode Island? I know you briefly moved to California, what pulled you back east?

I didn’t really move to Cali, I was there for like 3 weeks and had no where to stay soo I bounced back home. But I don’t know why I stay in RI.. its home for me, I feel like the rest of the country is weird haha. I love to visit places but i always like being back here, especially in the summer. [...]

Check the Full Interview of Jeff Dalnas on Shock.

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Check the spanish & english interviews of Michael Garlinghouse & Worapoj Note Boonnim:

• Michael Garlinghouse on X-crews.net.
• Worapoj Note Boonnim on Magma.

Scroll the pages a bit to see the english versions of the interviews.

Thanks Oli Benet / Conference.

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Top Five All-Time Ninjas, Top Five Worst Injuries, Top Five Benefits of having half a thumb, Top Five Reasons to not mess with Santee and more!

Check the Damien Wilson: Revolution, Top 5s.
Thanks James.

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up: Wallride to Bank, Waterloo Station (London).

DT: Name, Age and where are you from?

JS: My name is Jamie Stenner, I’m 26 years old and come from Boogie Down Bognor Regis, England.

DT: What brings you out to Australia?

JS: Me and my wife have come to Aus on our honeymoon, we lived it up in Singapore then Perth and finally Brisbane. [...]

Check the Full Article on Emesce.

up: Kingdom Profile Shot, Tower Bridge (London).

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This edit features one of NYC’s most talented rollerbladers, Alex Nunez.

Alex talks about what it was like filming for his profile in “Signature” and talks about his own personal skating.

• Check the Video in HD Streaming.
• Signature NYC Premiere.

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I’ve seen a lot of sick footage of you online lately. What has been motivating you to put so much skating online? It looks like your trying to ‘come up’ but your Iain Mcleod. Haven’t you already done that. What are your thoughts?

Thanks man! I guess the reason for having so much exposure lately is due to moving into a new place with one of my best friends Alejoh Candelo. Also living down the street from Winston Wardwell, and starting up our RK crew and blogsite rockillers.com.

We all have been real motivated to skate lately, and everything going on lately has me been focusing on just having fun, and pushing myself. The crazy part is no one I skate with that lives close to me owns a video camera, but from borrowing cameras and hunting down clips we were able to put together an edit. Hopefully I will be picking up a new HD camera soon.

Since we started all this up some cool things have happened for me like picking up new sponsors and getting some exposure. I feel I already ‘came up’ so to speak, but I love rollerblading so I haven’t disappeared just beacause of the industry not doing so well. I’m still just trying to challenge myself to what I’m capable of, drop more sections and leave my mark in rollerblading. [...]

Check the full Shock Interview: Ian Mcleod.

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