Got hooked up with Skatepro.com earlier this year, this video is my official introduction to the team! - Michael Witzemann. Filmed by Marius Gaile, Fabian Gaile and Florian Huemer.

In order of appearance: 🇺🇸 Jordan Williams, 🇦🇹 Michael Witzemann, 🇺🇸 Khamin Crow, 🇨🇭 Mauro Mar, 🇺🇸 Young Almighty 🇺🇸 Shane Mcclay, 🇺🇸 Zach Tierce 🇺🇸 Phrozone, 🇺🇸 Justis Pope, 🇰🇷 Juwon777, 🇺🇸 Jui$e Money, 🇰🇷 Junkyu Park, 🇦🇺 Robert Kellett, 🇺🇸 Seansyaboy, 🇩🇪 Eugen Enin. An ode to the classic movie BRINK. A montage of iPhone filmed soul grinds sent in from SkateClubHQ’s finest from around the world. Produced By Duncan Burnett.

About Brink! (1998)

Andy “Brink” Brinker and his in-line skating crew: Peter, Jordy, and Gabriella, who call themselves “Soul-Skaters” (which means they skate for the fun of it, and not for the money), clash with a group of sponsored skaters, Team X-Bladz led by Val with whom they attend high school in southern California. When Brink discovers that his family is in financial trouble, he goes against his parents’ and friends’ wishes and joins Team X-Bladz. Will he be able to pull off this double life? (IMDB Page).

Brink! Scene: “Brink and Val race downhill for The Championship”

Neunzig Zwanzig is a full length video featuring bladers from “Klagenfurt”, a city in the south of Austria. The video was filmed and edited by Martin Leopold in 2019, with additional filming from Fridolin Eelbo, Michael Witzemann, Stefan Paul (from Vienna).

Full Video - PLAY: Intro | Tom Gelbmann | Martin Leopold | Friends Section | Werner Schumann | Rafael Sautter | Outro - Playlist on Youtube.

Friends Section featuring Fridolin Eelbo, Michael Witzemann, Sebastian Scholz, Klaus Rosenauer, Martin Walchshofer, Florian Scheibmaier.

Note: Neunzig Zwanzig means 9020 in German language, and is the postal code from Klagenfurt.

Enjoy 9 minutes of skating by our beloved European USD Skates team in this full release USD Europe online video! All the best skating from Germany, Austria, Poland, Netherlands, France, Ireland, the UK, Sweden & Spain.

Featuring: Eugen Enin, Sven Ischen, Michael Witzemann, Tomek Przybylik, Piotr Combrzyński, Jaro Frijn, Roman Abrate, Albert Hooi, Dano Gorman, Matty Vella, Sam Crofts, Jeremy Melique, Axel Bihagen, Carlos Bernal, Mery Muñoz, Xavi Eguino and Nick Lomax. Shot by the pals, cut by Daniel Enin.

Pro

1. Joe Atkinson
2. Domenic Bruce
3. Maxime Genoud
4. Martin Danning
5. Soichiro Kanashima
6. Tomasz Przybylik
7. Yuto Goto
8. Julien Cudot

Junior

1. Felix Fälling
2. Danilo Senna
3. Lauric Picard
4. Poema Kitseroo
5. Ion Mihai
6. Victor Nguyen
7. Mario Jesus Pacia
8. Bernards Gregors

Woman

1. Mery Muñoz
2. Misaki Katayama
3. Manon Derrien
4. Eve Jovino
5. Emilia Parejo Escobar
6. Armelle Tisler
7. Liene Nulle
8. Patrycja Najda
9. Sara Vilella
10. Aniek Kerkhofs

Amateur

1. Xavi Eguino
2. Martin Walchsdorf
3. Michael Witzemann
4. Joseph Harvey
5. Ren Fujiwara
6. Tomasz Kwiecien
7. John Vossoughi
8. Kalleo Ippolito
9. Franck Steve
10. Justas Karcauskas

Awards

• USD Best Trick: Joe Atkinson (UK): Backslide Up to ice pick at the pointy end of the Rail 270 out to fakie (Roces Wall-Rail)
• SkatePro Most Creative Trick: Eugen Enin : Bs Farv Up – No Future Air (legs in the air on both sides of the rail) – Royale Down (SkatePro rail)
• K2 skates Best Newcomer: Misaki Katayama

Check the Judging Report on Winterclash.com by Friederike Charlotte Reisch (Ger), Michael Buhl Jonassen (DK) & Sebastian Gruba (PL).

Spring Break Sunday (2018) by Michael Witzemann.

Visit MichaelWitzemann.com.