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I Have always enjoyed skating street in the winter. The last few weeks have provided me a unique opportunity to go out and film some street Moves in the Minnesota cold and with the help of my good friend Dan Knapmiller document them with this edit in support of my sponsors who keep me blading!

on Behalf of not only USD blades but also, Eulogy Wheels Inline Warehouse Skateshop and Create Originals Frames, I give you a short glimpse into the start of 2012 with a winter street skating profile! – Brett Dasovic.

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Quoting Brett Dasovic:

My yearly collective of tricks from the online edits released in 2011. I had a host of help filming these tricks from my good buds!

Filming by Jeph Howard, Blake Cohen, Zach Flugum, Michael Garlinghouse, Dan Knapmiller, Wilson Robinson, Isiah England, Steve Matiasek, Jim Paskziewicz, Eric Milliren & Jeff Dalnas.

Tricks from featured edits: 2011 Start of year edit, Jeff Dalnas & Brett Dasovic week in RI Eulogy Promo, 40 degrees in MN Tripod edit, 2011 end of summer online edit.

If you want to see my serious blading, make sure to check out The Hooligan Project by Blake Cohen and Zach Flugum.

Our Crew has been filming for two years for this project, The Video will be available at skateshops for the holidays and will have sections on Michael Garlinghouse, Kevin Meland, Jeph Howard and Myself. Look for the trailer very soon!

Songs: Little Dragon – Ritual Union ; The Clash – Lost in the Supermarket. Photo.

This short edit features a collective of tricks from several upcoming online video projects by various videographers that I have skated with over the last year. They each generously provided me with a few of my tricks that we filmed on different occasions.

The videographers / videos are: Wilson Robinson / Isiah England – “How about two cents” ; Chris Duke – “You Tell me” ; Steve Matiasek / Jimi Paszkiewicz ; Eric Milliren.

Song: The Glitch Mob – Drive it like you stole it. Photo.

quoting Brett Dasovic:

A week ago Isaac sent me out to Rhode Island to film a Eulogy promotional edit with my good friend and Eulogy Pro team rider Jeff Dalnas.

The process of making this edit was an amazing reminder of what skating is all about to me. The skating is important, the tricks, the spots, the camera ect, all of that stuff is a big part of what we do especially when you get to a certain level in skating.

However at the core of our sport it comes back to one big thing, FRIENDS. We started skating with out close friends because it was something we loved to do, its a social activity that we all started to take in a more serious fashion, but when it is all said and done, we do this sport because we have a group of people along side us that love to do it as well.

The filming of this edit was a chance to get back to this and skate hard and promote, while getting to hang out and really live it up with a close friend that you may not get to see often enough!

Edited by Jeff Dalnas.

Song: Kanye West – Hell of a Life.

Collection from online edits released this past year.

Photo: Andrew Murray.

Photos: 01 | 02 by E. Mill.

We got a day of warmth earlier last month and I had to go out and put on the blades, it was just too nice out not to skate.

Here is an edit from one full session and a second short session with nothing but me and the tripod.

If you grew up skating in the midwest (or anywhere in the world that gives you 5-6 months of winter) you are some of the only people who can really appreciate that first yearly feeling of amazing weather. This is just a short bit of me having fun and enjoying the temp.

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quoting Troy DeZeeuw:

USD Am and Rider for Eulogy, Kizer & Inline Warehouse, Brett Dasovic is a great and close personal friend of mine.

He was stoked to do some tricks on friday before the BCSD competition for my lens and he was blading the park with a different outlook than most of the other bladers and this edit shows that off to the fullest. Filmed & edited by Troy DeZeeuw on a Canon T2i at 720p 60fps.

Photo: Mereya Lachel Goetzinger. Song: J Dilla and Black Milk – Reunion.

Skating from an old project from the summer of 2008. Some of the best times of my life were on these two trips to Philadelphia.

Skating ranges from Philadelphia, New York City, New Jersey and even some stuff from the homestate of Minnesota.

This edit was more about the nolstalgia for me, the memories behind each different trick from the random days out skating with out of town friends, rather than the actual skating itself.

Filmed by Adam Killgore, Steve Iacono, Ricky Serret, Mikey Peluso, Hawk Trackler & Michael Garlinghouse. Music: Starfucker – Boy Toy & Biggie Smalls.

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Photo: Austin Paz.

Shot by Mike Peluso, Adam Killgore and Ricky Serret ; cut by Brett Dasovic. Erik Stokley is one of the most stylish bladers out there and his talent is remarkable. Erik skates for Valo.

Song: Cocksparrer – England Belongs to me (live).

Bonus: Blade Life, An Interview with Erik Stokley (2009).

Photo (left): Andres Miguez, (right): John Haynes.

Filmed by Jeph Howard, Blake Cohen, Eric Milliren, Jimi Paszkiewicz, Michael Garlinghouse, Zach Flugum & Wilson Robinson. Song: Walter Meego – Keyhole

Youtube Stream in HD: How to.

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Brett Dasovic: Too Much Love Section
Song: The Gossip – Your Mangled Hear.

Jeph Howard: Too Much Love Section
Song: Black Rebel Motercycle club – Berlin.

Bonus: Brett Dasovic & Jeph Howard: Summit Park Edit
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quoting Brett Dasovic:

I will be teaching you Shock students the wonders of the “alley oop topsoul”.

This is simply my credentials edit to show my qualifications in the area of teaching this trick featured are different variations of the trick including but not limited to: Ledges, Rails, Lines, Transfers, Full cab in Revert out, Rewind out, High obstacles, extra low obstacles & Transitions.

Sign up for the course today :D Top 5 applicants will work directly with me and will correspond directly as you practice the trick and really get it down like clockwork!

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Filming by Chris Duke, Aaron Peterson, Jeph Howard & Blake Cohen (via).