The legendary ASU ledges at the Arizona State University Art Museum in Tempe. Featuring: Dustin Latimer, Joey Chase, Chad Hornish, Sean Keane, Zachary Gutweiler, Billy Lannom, Byron Snatchywaters, Adam Brierley, Dean Coward, Mike French, Mike Koliner, Brian Aragon, Ryan Verseman, Steve Bear, Andrew Scherf, Matty Schrock, Andy Mikos, Ben Weis, Eric Schrijn, Chris Haffey, Brad Magnuson, Kenny Scherf, Matthias Ogger, Winston Wardwell, Mike Hartman, Eric Perkett, Casey Bagozzi & more.

A compilation by Scoreback (Youtube Channel).

Pro

1. Alex Broskow
2. Brett Urbas
3. Brian Aragon
4. Erik Bailey
5. Chris Haffey
6. Franco Cammayo
7. Dominik Wagner
8. Montre Livingston
9. Chris Smith
10. Jimmy Hake

AM

1. Michael Garlinghouse
2. Wake Schepman
3. Eric Michael
4. Ryan Sibbio
5. Korey Waikiki
6. Chris Smith
7. Luke Naylor
8. Zach Peavell
9. Joe Torres
10. Damon Franklin

Photos: Create Originals | Brian Aragon | BCSD.

Iconic Skate Spot: The legendary Hollywood High 16 Stair. Featuring Demetrious George, Mike Johnson, Josh Letona, Brian Hamm, Kevin Gillan, Lyle Shivak, Aaron Feinberg, Billy Prislin, Louis Zamora, Jeff Stockwell, Mike Radebough, Dominic Sagona, Brian Shima, Shayne Skower, Franky Morales, Rachard Johnson, Gonzo, Hoan Phong, Chris Haffey, Carlos Pianowski, Anthony Gallegos, Chris Farmer Jon Julio & more.

A compilation by Scoreback (Youtube Channel).

All the craziness that went down at the legendary El Toro. Edit featuring: Demetrious George, Mike Johnson, Josh Letona, Brian Hamm, Kevin Gillan, Lyle Shivak, Aaron Feinberg, Billy Prislin, Louis Zamora, Jeff Stockwell, Mike Radebough, Dominic Sagona, Brian Shima, Shayne Skower, Franky Morales, Rachard Johnson, Gonzo, Hoan Phong, Chris Haffey, Carlos Pianowski, Anthony Gallegos, Chris Farmer & more.

A compilation by Scoreback (Youtube Channel).

Podcast #72: Chris Haffey (mp3)

Podcast #71: Sean Cullen (mp3)

Dustin Latimer - Interview by Joey McGarry

It took me a few years before I could wrap my head around your second Words section. Where did some of those movement ideas come from?

Just where I was in life. Different possibilities and creations manifested and adapted to what apparatus lied near. Rollerblading is free moving unlike fixed postures like skateboarding, biking, etc… So just exploring the freedom and trying to give awareness to others to possibilities that lie outside of the preconceptions.

Do you practice yoga and/or meditation? Or do you not and I just assume you do?

Yes, as all do in their own way, for without unification with the entirety of self, separations delusional insanity lures. How can one be other than that which they are? Yoga/ Meditation, religion are but pathways and means of really seeing and being the being I/you/we are.

How long have you been doing it and how did you get into it?

I got into basic hatha Yoga by the showings of Shane Coburn in the early Mindgame days and since have followed and found my own path of unification… […]

Check the full interview Mushroomblading.com (link down).

Photos courtesy of Todd McInerney.

WRS Uploaded 2011 - Results - Fan Votes

1. Nils Jansons - PLAY (Filmed & edited by Martins Jansons)
2. Chris Haffey - PLAY Filmed by JC Rowe, Ivan Narez, Beau Cottington & Nick Wood ; edited by Brian Griffin. Song: Jay-z & Kanye West – Niggas in Paris.

Nils Jansons 63.1% (7380 votes). Fan Favorite: $500.00 vs Chris Haffey 36.9% (4324 votes)

Semi Finalist, Fan Votes: Sven Boekhorst (PLAY) Filmed by Dominic Swagemakers, Joery v/d Pol, Simon Goeman, Dick Heerkens & Jan Hoogtijling ; edited Axel van Dijk & Brian Aragon (PLAY) Filmed by Phillip Long, Dre Powell, Max Manning, Erick Rodriguez ; edited by Phillip Long.

Results - Judging

1. Brian Aragon $1,500.00 - PLAY
2. Alex Broskow $800.00 - PLAY
3. Nils Jansons $500.00 - PLAY
4. Chris Haffey $300.00 - PLAY
5. Erik Bailey $100.00 - PLAY
6. tie Sean Kelso - PLAY
7. tie Dave Lang - PLAY
8. David Sizemore - PLAY
9. Mathias Silhan - PLAY
10. Sven Boekhorst - PLAY

Judges Votes

Judging is based on the following criteria (in order of importance):

• Difficulty. Difficulty can be applied to a stunt, line or a single technical trick. Clips will also be judged on the overall situation including; size, run-up, landing, weather, traffic, etc.
• Style. Competitors will be judged on style, confidence, control & speed.
• Spot selection. Submissions will be judged on the variety, type, difficulty and visual appearance of obstacles.
• Production value. Production value includes the filming, lighting, audio, music and editing of the video.
• Character. Character combines all of the above elements and evaluates the submission on overall entertainment and likability of competitor.