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Archive for the Skate Sequences CategoryBucky Lasek Egg plant 540. His body gets all contorted like Jim Greco in the Baker 3 video - so sick, especially in a 13 foot deep cement hole. Check his sigh of relief in the last photo. Also, check his arm for scars, Bucky never wears elbow pads - gnarly. He once told me “ther has to be some risk you know” After all my travelling, time to post something from closer to home. Steven - front 1 in Encinitas Another view The Damn Am guys ripped so hard we thought we would show you more Third Lair skateshop in Minnesota has always been supportive of the Damn Am and they had some skaters to represent! Tom Rohrer gets all tech on the big wall…sick
Litttle Chazz Ortizz was ripping in the semi finals, heres a flip to board
Marques from Wisconsin, he is from Milwaukee, not France so just say Markus
Moose! with a 360 ollie
Another shot of the winner, David Loy, getting super crit on the rail
Colin Hale front 180’s off the platform and over the Halloween skull
Taylor Bingamen skates like a mad man!
Marquise Preston
Ryan Decenzo - Hardflip
Chris Troy - Tre flip
Antoine Asseline barely reels in this Big Flip
The Podium, l-r, Shuriken Shannon (3rd) David Loy (1st) and Cody McEntire (3rd)
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Damn Am 2006, Costa Mesa California, Oct 26-29Posted by: admin in Damn Am 2006 Contest, Skate SequencesThe sixth annual Damn Am Finals day just got done at the Volcom facility. Imagine over 200 of the worlds best am skaters with their family friends and spectators all gathering at one location. It was a splendid affair and I was excited to be able to check it out. If you ever get a chance to see the Damn Am in person, do it. It is kick ass, super fun and you see the up and coming talent. The vibe is friendly but the competition fierce. These guys mostly compete against themselves though and not against each other. There are no real rivalries, only friendships. The crew did a great job putting it on, thanks to endless people for making it happen, read on… Cody McEntire came out all the way from Texas and this nollie big heel shows why he stomped 2nd place. The top 5 or so guys skated at a full pro level. It was a sick day!
Adam Dyet tried a backside ollie tail kickflip out about 450 times in the best trick comp. He would have made it but it was getting dark. His determination shows why this Damn Am will be his last amateur event
Andrew Pott got a flat tire on the way in to the contest at the Volcom facilities in Costa Mesa, CA and was late as a result but he was not late stomping this big spin
Anthony Schultz skates all fast and bad ass so he fits right in on Black Label- kickflip board. The event was kick ass with great skating and free food for everyone
Antoine Asseline with a pop shuv it down the Red Bull 8, or I guess it is a four-flat-four
Axel is a young buck that came all the way from Belgium. Just shows you that kids come not only from all over the US but the world to compete in the Damn Am
Brendon Keaveny hard flips over the hydrant
Chris Troy with a sick ass tre flip, almost as sick as all the free product that was given away in the product toss after the event
Danny Rosario back lips into 8th place, that is 8th place out of 200 skaters so not bad
Event winner David Loy. I think it was his HUGE ollie off the tractor trailer back into the course that locked it in for him
Derek Simon front flips over the round bar
Dustin Figueroa rocks a nose grind and he did not even get in the finals. Pretty much any of the guys in the semi finals could become pro if the eat their Weaties and put in some time
Jordan Williams won the best trick event, here he is with a smith grind not in the best trick comp but at least you get to see the best trick event winner
Josh Madsen with his 5th place best trick; a roll out to fingerflip in. If you saw it in person you would understand how sketchy this was. The best trick event was a 30 minute jam on the wall ride thing
Max Genin came all the way from France but he got 4th place: that seems worth a trip across the pond. back smith
Mike with a sick ass blunt after the 30 minute buzzer in the best trick jam so it did not count. The rail jam was 30 minutes of chaos and sickness kids
Riley with a blunt slide, yes that Riley…Tony Hawk’s son. Can he skate? Hell yea he can skate, he made the semi finals
Ryan Decenzo - kickflip board. Doing well in the Damn Am took a combo of consistency and throwing some big tricks here and there
No explanation needed, it is Halloween
Shaun Stulz lips around the difficult c-bar
Shurikan with an insane nollie flip, no surprise he rocked 3rd place, he was skating at a pro level
Tanner Zalinski – ally oop melon disaster on the big wall
Taylor Bingamen is getting a checkout in Transworld soon that is pretty legit, eh?
Terrell on top of it all
The battlefield Results 2 Cody McEntire 3 Shuriken Shannon 4 Max Genin 5 Brendan Keaveny 6 Tanner Zelinsky 7 Antoine Asselin 8 Danny Rosario 9 Chris Troy 10 Ryan Decenzo 11 Anthony Schultz 12 Shaun Stulz Finals had 12 guys 13 Tommy Werner 14 Albert Madrid 15 Moose! 16 Chazz Ortiz 17 Andrew Pott 18 Alex Mizuroz 19 Riley Hawk 20 Axel Cruyberghs 21 Jordan Williams 22 Colin Hale 23 Ray Maldonado 24 Danny Cerezeni 25 Devin Lynn 26 David Bachinsky 27 Justin Figueroa 28 Marius Syvanen 29 Derek Simon 30 Ryan Yost 31 Tom Rohrer 32 Taylor Bingamen 33 Marquis DeVaughn 34 Chris Awong 35 John Dickson 36 Marquise Preston Best Trick 2 Jared – hardflip revert 3 Chris – alley oop front smith 4 Adam Dyet – feeble grind 270 out and endless tries at a backside ollie tail kickflip out 5 Josh Madsen – rollout to finger flip out Our favorite little ripper - around the anti skate obstacle and into a front 50-50
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