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Hoedown (2006) by Jason Reyna (Rolling Mission)
2006 Winner: Brian Aragon (full results).

After a decade, the Hoedown continues to demonstrate why it is the premiere contest in the world to attend for any street skater.

2006 attracted competitors from all over the world, making for an interesting Final 5 Showdown. When you have the worlds best together, judging one another, they will inevitably push one another to higher levels.

Watch as each heat of skaters destroy the Eisenbergs Skatepark and how the next heat is forced to go even bigger just to stay in the contest.

Hoedown: Time Machine
2010 | 2009 | 2008 | 2007 | 2006 | 2005.

2011 Winner: John Sullivan.
2010 Winner: CJ Wellsmore (full results).
2009 Winner: CJ Wellsmore (full results).
2008 Winner: David Sizemore (full results).
2007 Winner: Chris Haffey (full results).
2006 Winner: Brian Aragon (full results).
2005 Winner: Erik Bailey (full results).

Remz riders showing what they have at the 2010 SDSF Open.

Nick Wood on the mic, Chris Haffey coming in 2nd rocking the new HR1.1, and a few flow riders stepping up!

Great event and expect more from the REMZ Team before the year’s out!

Bigup Chris Haffey, Nick Wood, Franky Morales (with a broken wrist), Connor O’Brien, Sean Cowen, Chris Couture, Andrew Scherf, Alex Miranda and everyone else who came through and I’m forgetting, and Jason Reyna for the edit.

The NIMH Team once again braved the heat and put their livers at risk spending a week at Woodward West.

Joey Chase, Montre Livingston, Matty Schrock, Jeremy Spira, and Brian Shima skated daily with Jason Reyna behind the camera to capture it all.

More Woodward / Nimh Pictures on Rat-tail.com.

By Jason Reyna.

More Panhandle Pow-Wow 2010 Media.

Keaton Newsom and Andrew Jacuzzi repping Valo Brand at the 2010 Panhandle Pow Wow.

Andrew Jacuzzi took 1st place in the AM/Qualifiers and both riders made it to the Pro Event.

Filmed and edited by Jason Reyna.

Edited by Jason Reyna. Join Razors riders Korey Waikiki, Dre Powell, Julian Bah, Josh Glowicki, and Brian Aragon at the Panhandle Pow Wow in Pensacola, FL.

Check the Video in HD Streaming.

World class riders gathered in Las Vegas on Halloween weekend and battled for the World Finals title, last stop of the WRS 2009 Pro Tour.

A lot of pressure was on Aragon at this final event in Vegas because two riders could have potentially taken his 1st place on the WRL: Chris Haffey and Julien Cudot.
After a brilliant season on the Pro Tour in which he qualified for the Pro Finals, amateur Julien Cudot didn’t manage to pass the first round. Chris Haffey, although succeeding at qualifying for the final round, took a hard fall on a disaster true fish and had to retire from the competition.

Despite Wellsmore’s (2nd) impressive tricks, Broskow’s (3rd) creativity and style, Sizemore’s (4th) aggressive disasters and Stockwell’s (5th) fast lines, Brian Aragon did not loose his focus and took 1st place by landing stylish hammers and utilizing the whole course including every new obstacle built especially for the Las Vegas Finals.
He was then crowned 2009 World Champion (WRL#1) in front of the Vegas crowd, alongside Chris Haffey (WRL#2) and David Sizemore (WRL#3).

WRS World Finals Results:

1. Brian Aragon [USA]
2. CJ Wellsmore [Australia]
3. Alex Broskow [USA]
4. David Sizemore [USA]
5. Jeff Stockwell [USA]
6. Jon Bolino [USA]
7. Brian Shima [USA]
8. Roman Abrate [France]
9. Dominik Wagner [Germany]
10. Stephane Alfano [France]
11. Chris Haffey [USA] (ret’d)

Thanks Kato.

Brownsville, Texas skatepark.

South Texas ex-patriots, Jason Reyna and Patrick Leal came down with Rob Zbranek, to skate the local cement park with Ray Soto and friends.

AIL ANTICS

Simply a podcast of the antics of day 1 of the AIL championships that was never approved. so for you’re viewing pleasure, the behind the scenes of AIL day 1 by jason reyna featuring some friends.

Also enjoy the AIL awards, and some other shit that went down.

AIL Championships

Chris Haffey, Jeff Stockwell, and Brian Aragon dominating the field at the AIL championships held at Woodward West over the 07 summer.

This one is a repost (better quality).