skateboarding

Reporting the news is never an easy task for members of the local media. One Detroit reporter made his story on the construction of a new skate park a bit more gnarly by doing some shredding of his own throughout the entire segment.

A very loving mom is showing the world how with a little innovation, motivation and love in your heart...anything is possible.

Four sports are making their debut at the Tokyo Olympics in just a few days while two others make their triumphant return to the games.

If the phrase "It's fall, y'all" was a viral video, this would be it.

This viral TikTok video is straight 2020 goals.

A 26-year-old man and his "accomplice" are facing up to 15 years in prison for skateboarding down the I-210 bridge in Lake Charles as a stunt and then posting the video onto social media.

Here's a fun fact: if you put something cute on a skateboard, it automatically becomes 10 times cuter.

A clip from the skateboard video 'Warm Gravy' shows an angry mom punching a skateboarder in the face after he accidentally ran into her son. After running into the little boy, the skater immediately rushed over to make sure he was ok, but despite his concern, the visibly upset mother still came over and unloaded on him with a vicious right hook.

In this video, skateboarder Serge Murphy seems to be on top of his game while skating down a driveway. He’s grinding rails, kick flipping and really showing off his skills as if trying to be a modern day Tony Hawk.

Tony Hawk didn't do it. Bob Burnquist didn't do it. Shaun White didn't do it. Rob Dyrdek didn't do it. As a matter of fact, no one who is famously known for skateboarding did it. The first 1080 ever was landed by Tom Schaar from California - and he's 12. Many legendary riders have attempted this trick, but it's 12-year-old Tom Schaar who has made skateboarding history.

Well, it seems that when Lil Wayne does something, he really goes all out. He is referred to by many as "the best rapper alive." His work ethic is ridiculous. When it comes time to pick songs for an album, it has been noted that Wayne has HUNDREDS of tracks to decide on... and those are just the really good ones. So it's understandable that with his new found passion for skateboarding, h

DJ Gaudin is a skater from Lafayette. You probably have no idea who the kid is. Back in 2006, when a 13-year-old Gaudin walked into Sneaker Politics, store owner Derek Curry had no idea who he was either, but he saw that the mop-topped kid had a gift.