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How Tiago Lemos Turned a Skater’s Dream Into a Reality | SKATE TALES

We may all know Tiago Lemos as the king of pop, the street skater who can hit higher obstacles than anyone else. The biggest name in the game today is pro for Paul Rodriguez’s elite Primitive Skateboards and has his own signature New Balance shoe, but his story started somewhere very different indeed.

Born into poverty in the tiny town of Jaguariúna (it means river of the black jaguars in Portuguese), Tiago and his friends flew homemade kites and discovered skateboarding as a cheap way to stay out of trouble. From sleeping on the streets of one of the world’s most dangerous cities, to skating for 12 hours a day with no food, Tiago led a dreamer’s existence which relied on the kindness of friends and the balm of hope to keep his path in life headed toward a positive outcome.

In this episode of Skate Tales we dive into Tiago’s untold story—the underdog tale of a kid chasing something bigger—as Madars’s heads to Brazil to meet with Tiago’s childhood friends Kaue Cossa, Fabio Castilho, Sandro Sobral and Lucas Nascimento to learn how the biggest name in skateboarding today came up through the world’s most challenging skate scenes—and kept both his dreams, and their friendships, alive.

How to make it in Skateboarding Online w/ Dern Bros ft. Bam Margera | SKATE TALES

Florida’s dynamic Dern brothers are a trio who forged an unconventional path to skateboarding stardom for themselves. From turning their house into a lockdown assault course to shutting down Halloween in San Francisco, brothers Dalton, Destin and Kanaan Dern have managed to transcend skateboarding’s crowded attention economy by creating one of the best skateboarding channels on YouTube.

Not only are they ripping in their own separate ways, but their shared ‪@DernBrothers‬ YouTube account- complete with Spot History series which combines both homage and serious skate lore nerdiness endeared the brothers to a legion of fans beyond the boundaries of most skate videos on the web today.

Madars follows the trio across America from Florida to California in order to discover how they turned the tables on the skate industry and cracked the algorithm to online success, taking in some sketchy rail action along the way. Featuring cameos from Jamie Thomas and Bam Margera, this series opener is an episode for all you dreamers out there!

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RAW SESSIONS during the Red Bull Air Awareness Camp at o2 SURFTOWN MUC

Five days. One surf park. Endless airtime. 💥
Shot during the Red Bull Air Awareness Camp at o2 SURFTOWNMUC with a stacked crew: Leon Glatzer, Kauli Vaast, Arthur Villar, Lucas Chumbo, Loci Cullen, Teresa Bonvalot, Sky Brown, Laura Covielle & Anette Etxabarri — all pushing the limits of their air game. 🚀

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AFTERMATH | Jamie Foy Red Bull Video Part

How do you top the most dominant year of your life?

Last year saw Jamie Foy deservedly re-scoop Thrasher’s Skater Of The Year award for a tour around the sun including but not limited to dropping back-to-back, era-defining video parts in the shape of New Balance’s ‘Intervals’, Spitfire’s ‘Charred Remains’ and Dickies’ ‘Honeymoon’.

The answer to where you go from the top is ‘Aftermath’: Jamie’s 2025 Red Bull Skateboarding part, a “victory lap” part that picks up in terms of progression and productivity, where his last year left off.
Known as one of the biggest rail destroyers of skateboarding today, Jamie has walked the line to have the most indisputable pro career of the modern skateboarding era.

Among the mayhem look out for some next-level ledge tech, and remind yourself each time that what you think is the ender isn’t the ender- because the stepping up just keeps coming!

Ira Ingram and Kev Perez have done a sterling job in capturing a moment in time from a master of our craft at the peak of his powers.

Jamie Foy’s rampage continues: this is Aftermath.

Director: Ira Ingram
Filmers:
Bibby Bils
Ira Ingram
TJ Gaskill
Kaylanne Diaz
Omar Messiah
Sean "Sosa" O'Connor
Producer: Ira Ingram
Photography: Anthony Acosta
Color: Tom Carter
Motion Graphics: Profanity Creative
Editor: Kevin Perez

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Explore the unlikely capital of American surfing: Florida | NO CONTEST OFF TOUR

While California might represent Hollywood’s clichéd portrayal of American surfing, a quick look at the geography books will show that Florida boasts America’s longest coastline, and a glance at the record books will prove beyond doubt that the Sunshine State is the mainland’s finest breeding ground of champions. From Kelly Slater to Lisa Andersen, Frieda Zamba to CJ Hobgood, Justin Quintal and now Caroline Marks, the list of world beaters is stacked, and that’s before you factor in chargers like CJ’s brother Damien, and Eric and Evan Geiselman just to name a few.

Caroline plays host to Stab’s Ashton Goggans, a Floridian himself, in this very special instalment of No Contest. As well as surfing fun warm water waves on both of Florida's coasts, cameos from Cory and Shea Lopez, and even Caroline’s own brother Luke, Caroline and the crew meet some of the pioneers of the state’s surfing scene. This includes guys like legendary photographer and co-founder of Eastern Surf Magazine Tom Dugan, Jacob Shields at Compound Boardshop, and Juan Rodriguez from One World Surf Designs. To ramp up the good vibes even further, this was Caroline’s first time back home showing off her new gold medal in Florida.

From Ponce Inlet to the Panhandle via Kelly Slater’s statue at Cocoa Beach, and stopping at New Smyrna Beach, Sebastian Inlet, Indian Rocks and Nokomis Beach along the way, with no shortage of surf shops, theme parks and space history thrown in for good measure, this episode of No Contest dives deep into the DNA of the east coast’s most celebrated yet underground surfing culture.

With Caroline and Ashton pouring every ounce of their state pride into showcasing the best that Florida has to offer, we hope you appreciate this episode as much as everyone involved loved producing it. Enjoy!
#florida #surf #america #travel

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We Built A Spinning Skatepark On Ice!

Extrapolating the 'what if-?' nature of our skateboarding projects within the elements to the nth degree once more, cold-weather commando Ryan Decenzo enlisted team-mates TJ Rogers and Torey Pudwill to take up the all-new, sub-zero rotational challenges of Ice Carousel!

Four individual spinning frozen circles each with progressively more challenging skate terrain lay in wait for our intrepid trio: Field Goal, Spinning Quarterpipe, Bank 2 Bank and Spinning Circle Rail all demanded our crew went all-in as the sun sank in the sky and temperatures went from just freezing to really freezing.

As Torey observes at the midway point: “The longer you try it, the harsher it gets!”

See how they managed to navigate the shredding challenges in the video above, as we continue to push the boundaries of possibility and good sense in the pursuit of skateboarding fun!

As leader of the charge Ryan Decenzo reflects about Ice Carousel versus his previous snowbound adventures: “We’re skateboarding extreme to the power of three- this was way gnarlier than the other snow ones that I did!”

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Heavy Metal Recap: Street Snowboarding brings out 20,000 Fans | X Games

Red Bull Heavy Metal is just that...HEAVY. The world's best street snowboarders pulled up to St. Paul, Minnesota and Boston, Massachusetts to hit the biggest steel they could find. Riders like Zeb Powell, Joey Fava, LJ Henriquez, Grace Warner, Brantley Mullins and more, showed up to put on for the crowds. Josh Eckert takes you behind the scenes of all the action and face to face with the snowboarders, never before seen moments and a look at which surprise celebrities made an appearance.

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Snowboarders shut down city streets! 20,000+ people at Red Bull Heavy Metal

The world’s top street snowboarders all gathered in the heart of Downtown Boston and Saint Paul for two epic days of the wildest street riding you could ever imagine. 3 different zones, 20.000+ people watching, one of the heaviest street setups to date: This is Red Bull Heavy Metal 🤯

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The Best Waves and Rides of the 2025 Nazaré Big Wave Challenge

The 2025 Nazaré Big Wave Challenge brought fierce competition to Portugal’s Praia do Norte, where surfers tackled waves up to 35 feet tall.

Organized by the World Surf League (WSL) and sponsored by TUDOR, the event tested athletes with strong winds and choppy conditions.

Teams relied on teamwork, jet ski skills, and quick decision-making to ride the massive waves.

Winners Rise Above Challenges

French surfer Clement Roseyro claimed the Men’s Best Performance Award, scoring 21.83 points.

Partnering with Portugal’s Nic von Rupp, the duo also won the Best Team Performance Award.

Roseyro credited their success to teamwork: “Nic taught me jet ski skills, and we push each other.” Von Rupp added, “We trained hard this year. Last season, we should’ve won—this makes it sweeter.”

Brazil’s Lucas Chianca, a past champion, took second place, while Scotland’s Ben Larg surprised as a last-minute replacement, finishing third.

Larg impressed with sharp turns on steep waves, proving his skill in “tow-in” surfing—where a partner uses a jet ski to pull a surfer into position.

Women’s Division Highlights

France’s Justine Dupont returned after having her first child, riding eight waves with bold lines.

“Motherhood shifted my focus,” she said. “I worry about my baby now, not fear.”

Her teammate Eric Rebiere struggled, catching only one wave. Brazil’s Michelle des Bouillons took second, guided by partner Ian Cosenza.

British newcomer Laura Crane also stood out, towing Portugal’s Antonio Laureano into large waves.

Conditions Test Limits

Strong winds created uneven wave faces, forcing surfers to adapt. Brazil’s Pedro Vianna, last year’s team winner, noted, “Choosing the right waves was key—it wasn’t easy.”

Many wiped out but stayed persistent, aiming for high-scoring rides.

The event showcased Nazaré’s reputation as a big-wave hotspot, blending danger and skill. As Roseyro put it, “It’s about trust—in your team and your instincts.” With thrilling rides and close calls, the 2025 challenge proved why this location remains a ultimate test for surfers worldwide.

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