#skateboarding

#skateboarding

I distinctly remember being a kid, rolling around town in the back seat of my mom's car not long after I discovered skateboarding, and feeling like the world had fundamentally changed. The familiar landscape had become a newly discovered sea of spots: I'd count the stairs of every set we passed and take note of every handrail. Benches became ledges, grass patches became gaps, and the world unfolded before me in an entirely new way-one spot at a time.

During the project, the skateboarder hit a speed of 103 kph, skating from a height of 70 meters with a drop of 60 meters, measured from the lowest point of the ramp to the platform. Safety was integrated into the ramp design. At the end of the ramp, MotoGP crash pillows were installed, and these devices, normally used in motorcycle racing, helped stop a speeding Sandro Dias after hitting above 100 kilometers per hour.

The original Tony Hawk Pro Skater changed everything. It popularized a new and exciting genre. It introduced a generation to music they otherwise wouldn't have been exposed to. It even helped popularize a classic sport on the cusp of going mainstream. Just a few short months after its 1999 release, it was clear that Neversoft's skateboarding game had become a phenomenon that transcended gaming and penetrated pop culture at large.

We're continually growing and changing, but we also preserve a lot of what makes this city architecturally distinct and unique, from different periods over literally hundreds of years,

A study aims to reduce soccer knee injuries in women, proposing preventative measures to enhance their safety and performance on the field.

Cheetah stands out with its bold animal print and signature Mowalola cursive lettering splashed across the base. It's fierce, raw, and impossible to ignore.

The Brooklyn Banks is part of a forgotten expanse under the Brooklyn Bridge that has transformed from a neglected area into vibrant community space for diverse activities.

The first time I woke up in a hospital bed, I had no idea where I was or how I'd gotten there.