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SNIPES – The How-to Ball series with Dia Soliman of DER STAMM will show you the dopest moves of some of your favorite NBA players. In this first out of 6 episodes Dia will be explaining the James Harden Step Back 3. Harden‘s incredible Step Back 3 is one of the most debated moves in the NBA. Let‘s hoop!!! Follow all of our channels to always keep up to date. http://www.snipes.com https://www.instagram.com/snipes http://www.facebook.com/snipes.com

Quartersnacks – Links to original clips here: https://quartersnacks.com/2020/07/qstop10-july-3-2020/

Black Media – ● INSCREVA-SE: http://bit.ly/bmyoutubesubs Episódio mais que especial com nosso irmão Rodrigo “Kbça” Lima, skatista profissional, fotógrafo e team manager da Vans Brasil. Temos orgulho total de ser o veículo que ele escolheu pra falar abertamente sobre como é ser homossexual no skate e no Brasil. Um passo importantíssimo para a aceitação de toda e qualquer pessoa no nosso estilo de vida, que já deveria estar livre de preconceitos mas, como o resto do mundo, ainda sofre desse mal. Abra sua cabeça, aceite e celebre as diferenças, ou saia do skate, porque não é pra você. Mande seus comentários, sugestões de tema e encheções de saco para o e-mail [email protected] /> Este episódio também está disponível em todas as plataformas de podcast e música, é só procurar Black Media Skate. ● BLACK MEDIA SKATE SHOP (camisetas, toucas, meias e toneladas de produtos exclusivos): http://www.blackmediaskateshop.com ● SIGA-NOS: http://www.facebook.com/blackmediaska­­­te http://www.instagram.com/blackmediask­­­ate http://www.twitter.com/blackmediaskat­­­e http://www.youtube.com/blackmediaskat­­­e #podcast #linguapreta #skate #skateboard

HIJINX Net – The Baker Boys pile in the van for a trip up north. Bright and early, Andrew Reynolds draws the crowds to Wallenberg High School in San Francisco, CA. With many iconic characters in attendance and superstitions of the number 3, Andrew surfs out of a monumental backside kickflip. Earning him the cover of Thrasher Magazine. Pre hyper-connectivity and disposable media, the footage doesn’t see the light of day until 3 years later in his Emerica “Stay Gold” video part in 2010. When word got out that the original Hubba Hideout was deknobbed, skaters flocked to San Francisco like the 49er gold rush. A young Mike Reno stakes his claim with a varial flip noseslide. Reno rides away victoriously with no regard for Patrick O’dell’s Altamont photoshoot. Every DOG has his day. The following morning, the crew returns to Hubba. Marquise Henry celebrates his birthday with an attempt at an inward heelflip 5-0 grind. After some heavy weighted slams, he locks one in and rides away flawlessly. The sound of four wheels riding on the Hubba bricks… Icing on the cake. Circa 2007