Welcome at 14×41 a well flavoured and tasty non-profit collaboration of Sven Boekhorst and Niels Groenendijk. These two chefs serve a 3 course video meal so the next generation of inline skaters can start cooking their stuff.

Sven started skating at the age of 14 years, and today at an age of 41 he still manages to spice things up when he drops the heat. This meal is free for everyone to enjoy and is well balanced, like his steady grinds on the streets. Whatever your preferred flavour is: He has got you covered in this one: Vert, Street and Park.

VERT EDIT: Amsterdam has a brand new halfpipe and Sven Boekhorst blessed it with his signature style tricks. Technical liptricks and amazing control in the air. The taste of it is well balanced and totally up to date. Hit play and get started.

STREET EDIT: In a search for great spots across the Netherlands Sven Boekhorst and Niels Groenendijk found some heavy hitter street spots. Niels managed to capture a full part of banging tricks and process these into main dish that exceeds all expectations.

PARK EDIT: As an all-round skater Sven makes it all taste good. This part is probably the dish where he truly shows his skills. As a master chef in control, technicality and hammers a park section of Sven Boekhorst is always finger licking good! Check him at skatepark Area 51 where all the proceeds of the donations will go to stimulate the future of street and park inline skaters.

Like the taste of it? Feel free to leave a tip and donate at the 14x41.com website. All proceeds will go to free skate lessons for the youth in Area 51 skatepark. For these lessons, we will work with a new skate instructor. Besides the donations made by you, the chefs of 14X41 will additionally donate 41 of Rollerblade® inline skates to area 51 skatepark for kids to use for free. Will you help us inspire and let the next generation get a taste of what we like? Dig in, donate and enjoy your meal!

Jon Julio’s Fleer Sport Card printed in 2000. Julio’s favorite inline trick is the soul grind and for Y2K, he’s working on one called the 40 ounce. JJ has taken first place in the 1996 NISS, 1996 ISS, Zurich ‘96 and Bercy 1999. Jon is also part owner of a clothing company - England Clothing - and a backpack company - Runners Project. A California boy, Jon is a big fan of the Los Angeles Lakers.

My annual birthday edit, for you to enjoy! I turned 45 today, and gathered some of the clips I managed to get recently. Not enough streetclips, my knee won’t function on street with cold weather anymore. If you like ramp and park you’re golden. Never really thought I’d be able to still skate and have fun at 45, but here we are! Hope to skate loads more street and vert this spring and summer with the usual suspects! - Remy Cadier.

Thanks for filming @randyabels @beerhendriks @donny.dooley, @steffenhaars @tim.haars @omgitskerim. Thanks for the tunes @ediblebeatz!

Previously: Planet Park (Belgium) - Covid Tourists (2021) with Remy Cadier & Friends.

Releasing on the 9th of April 2022 on 14x41.com. 14×41 is a well flavoured and tasty non-profit collaboration of Sven Boekhorst and Niels Groenendijk. These two chefs serve a 3 course video meal so the next generation of inline skaters can start cooking their stuff.

Go to the website, set your reminder for the release and enjoy your meal. Liked the taste of it like we do? Feel free to tip and donate for the future generation of inline skaters.

Video + Graphics: Niels Groenendijk.

I’ve been a very active skater this year and rightly so, given the warm weather and the fact that I had some catching up to do after being forced to take it easy for a little while when I broke my elbow in November, just before my 40th birthday.

After releasing a compilation of 68 clips shot during 2021 crammed into 5 minutes, I found myself with a reasonable amount of decent 2022 footage pretty quickly so here is precisely 3 months worth, shot between January 3rd and April 3rd and beat-matched for 4 minutes. I’ve always wanted to pair the band Tool with skating but so far this remix of A Perfect Circle’s “The Outsider” is the closest I’ve come, though fans of the album Lateralus may recognize the opening sound effect. We’ll see who will be the first to pick up on the music used over the closing logo.

Featuring footage of inline and quad tricks in the streets and skateparks, including quite a bit at my local in Prahran, it wasn’t until I was writing this caption that I went through and counted the clips and, through sheer coincidence, this video has exactly 40. - Chris Pullar.

Thanks to the filmers; Josh, Callum, SK, Garry, Andy, Zac, Casey, Martin, Brad, Keeks and Khrys, and to Bayside Blades skate shop for supporting the Australian scene for the last 19 years and hooking me up for over a decade. Photo.

Previously: Chris Pullar (40, Australia) - 2021 Showreel.

Sandor Darabos, Aggressive Inline Street edit, filmed in Neuchatel - Switzerland, OG Style.

Previously: Sandor Darabos (41, Switzerland) - 2021 Street Edit.

Official Sunday Brunch Sunday Brunch Presents: Walt Austin - 40 Y’all. Edited by Mike Mcmullen. Filmed by: Brandon Giffen, Tim Reiff, Tony Rivituso in 2021, Las Vegas, NV.

Sweet rollerblading Remix compilation of Bryan Jaggers (Half brother of Josh Petty) by Scoreback - OG style. Enjoy!

Ouwe Mannen (Full Video) is Remy Cadier’s first full lenght skate flick, featuring only skaters of over 30. Ouwe Mannen means Old Men, we thought we were old back then, how cute! This is the Robert Guerrero part, who came to visit Amsterdam in 2009.

Ouwe Mannen, released in 2010. Created by Remy Cadier. Starring: Remco vd Pol, Remy Cadier, Donny Straube, Roel Verhoeven, Roel Fritz, Sergio Hasselbaink, Sven Boekhorst, Pascal Tan & Tyron Ballantine. Filmed by: Remy Cadier, Remco vd. Pol, Cavin Brinkman, Randy Abels & Beer Hendriks.

I’m 40 years old, been skating for over 30 and rolled more last year than I have any other year for the last 20 and am a more capable skater now than I have ever been. My longstanding self-imposed rule is to land at least one trick at each place I go that I haven’t done there before and I’ve been skating so often lately that since the beginning of July every time I had wheels on, even if I didn’t film a trick, I made a habit of getting a clip of my feet everywhere I went to keep track of my adventures.

A lot of my maneuvers were posted my social media story and a bunch ended up in the two videos I submitted for the inline and quad skatepark edit contests I took part in, after my elbow injury derailed my plans, but I finished the year with so much material that I decided to do something I’ve never done: make a big compilation of my footage. I’ve never had a legitimate “section” or profile more than a minute or so long, so this is somewhat of a milestone for me.

My girlfriend Casey has had a massive influence on my skating as far as where, when, how and what I skate in, which is everywhere, frequently, clean and sometimes in quad skates. She holds me accountable for sloppy landings and I am lucky to have her around, and she filmed a bunch of this along with Joe Stuart, Darcy Raine, Callum Cochrane, Paul Kreutzer, Matt Caratelli, Nick Petropoulos, Garry Manfroid, Phil Campbell, Zac Hutchings, Keeks Vaughan, Corey Neil, Hannah Valante, Danni Ducci, Simon Kelly, Josh Clarke, Varun Jani, Khrys Nadstazik, Leeroy Jenkins, Cam Vilnis Lawrence, Trent Phillips, Liv McNamara, George Sarantoulias, Ben Child, Glen Beardmore and Johan at Junction Skatepark YMCA. Many thanks to all of these people.

The audio bites at the start were lifted from hugely influential Videogroove blade films from my teenage years; The Bottom Line (the late street skating legend Bryan Bell saying “Groove one!”), VG6 (long bit about world peace) and VG4 (“Sit back, turn up the volume…”), the disclaimer screen was used in VG6 and VG7 and the trumpets from a Gorilla Biscuits record and the Karma To Burn song that I used were both borrowed from the beginning of VG3 as well as the use of the spilt-screen technique. I’ve been wanting to use this track for something for a long time and I was sad to hear that the guitarist Will Mecum died last year; RIP. Big thanks to my filmmaking hero and friend Dave Paine for the videos that inspired and influenced a generation, and thanks to my shop sponsor for over a decade, Bayside Blades, for supporting me and my whole community. I truly hope you get a kick out of this, my 2021 showreel.