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Men’s Adaptive Park Highlight Video | Dew Tour Des Moines 2022

At the 2022 Dew Tour Des Moines, some of the best adaptive skateboarders gathered at Lauridsen skatepark to showcase their best moves. Eight adaptive men finalists circled the park deck, ready to throw down their best moves for a chance at the podium. Watch the men's adaptive park presented by Toyota, highlights video above: Oscar Loreto Jr, Joey Murillo, Justin Bishop, Mike Rogers, Steven Breeding, Brandon White, Vinicios Sardi, and Felipe Nunes. #dewtour #skateboarding

Men’s Adaptive Street Presented by Toyota Highlight Video | Dew Tour Des Moines 2022

Nine adaptive skateboarders charged the course at Lauridsen skatepark for the men’s street competition presented by Toyota. The 2022 Dew Tour lineup included Anthony Ferraro, Dan Mancina, Andy Hernandez, Mike Minor, Josh Tancos, Vinicios Sardi, Justin Bishop, Steven Breeding, and returning champion Felipe Nunes. Watch all the best moves the women put down in their run in the video highlight. #dewtour #skateboarding

Top Three Winning runs from Men's Adaptive Street Final | Dew Tour Des Moines 2022

Here are the winning runs from the men's adaptive street final presented by Toyota. Finishing in third place was Justin Bishop with a score of 88.66, Steven Breeding with 91.66 in second, and Felipe Nunes in first place with a 95.66. #dewtour

Grind for Life Adaptive Skateboarding 2022 Mid Season Recap Presented by USA Skateboarding & Toyota

We check in with Grind for Life's Mike Rogers for a Grind for Life Adaptive Skateboarding 2022 Mid Season Recap Presented by USA Skateboarding & Toyota. Watch as adaptive skateboarders Justin Bishop, Anthony Ferraro, Dan Mancina and Tia Pearl speak on the importance and impact of adaptive skateboarding contests.

Video by Joe Krolick and Josh Henderson

Grind for Life Adaptive Skateboarding 2021 Year in Review Presented by USA Skateboarding & Toyota

Grind for Life's Mike Rogers and The Boardr's Ryan Clements take us through the Grind for Life Adaptive Skateboarding 2021 Year in Review Presented by USA Skateboarding & Toyota.

Grind for Life Series Finals and Annual Awards in Tampa

With almost 8,000 entries and counting since we started running it in 2014, Grind for Life Series is one of the longest running and most participated skateboarding series in recent history.

We take our events seriously but also operate with fun and a friendly competition vibe to them.

Spectating is free. Entry fee for the contest is $35 online and $40 day of. Refunds for any reason are also allowed.

If you've never skated a GFL Series before, your first time is free.

Check the results from it all here:

Felipe Nunes Wins Men's Adaptive Park pres. by Toyota USA, Winning Runs | Dew Tour Des Moines 2021

Adaptive skateboarders took first laps on finals day at Dew Tour Des Moines to showcase a variety of styles, ages and abilities, during Men's Adaptive Finals presented by Toyota.

Final Results:
1. Felipe Nunes
2. Justin Bishop
3. Vinicios Sardi

Blind Skateboarder Justin Bishop | “Can’t You See The World Through My Eyes”

Justin Bishop, a blind skater who lost his vision in 2015, will change the way you see skateboarding.(Filmed and edited by Matt Zicopula.)

The World Loves Skateboarding | Best Of Red Bull Skateboarding 2020

2020 was a most unusual year, but it will be remembered as one of skateboarding's most globally successful years.

The reasons for that are many and varied, sometimes overlapping, but a perfect convergence of circumstances saw skate shops around the world unable to meet demand, small brands suddenly able to clear out entire inventories, and uptake – oftentimes re-uptake – of skating worldwide at a level not seen since the headiest days of decades past.

It was at breakfast the morning after Red Bull Skateboarding’s 2020 planning meeting last January that the newspaper headline spoke of a city being locked down far away. It's doubtful that anyone back then could have foreseen the last 12 months playing out the way they have, but with so many projects already under way globally the race was on to bring them all in – safely, and in whole.

From Patrik Wallner’s pioneering Uzbekistan skate project to contests like Simple Session, Red Bull Solus & Red Bull Bowl Rippers to RAW EDITS with Jamie Foy, CJ Collins & more to introducing the world to Madars Skate Tales to skating Larvikite with Torey Pudwill & crew to exploring the spirit of skateboarding in Africa, 2020 will go down in as an epic year in our history books!

How Does Someone Skate When They're Blind? w/ Dan Mancina & Madars Apse

Prepare to have your mind blown by the blind skateboarder Dan Mancina!

Imagine that one day, at a young age, you're told that something was wrong with your vision. Like a race against time, each day your vision deteriorates a little bit more until one day you wake up and, like that, your sight is gone. That's exactly what happened to Dan Mancina, a skateboarder from Livonia, Michigan, just outside of Detroit.

How does someone skate when they're blind? Simply put, at first, Mancina didn't. However, Mancina decided to film some random video clips of him doing things that he thought other people would assume blind people couldn't do. One of him skateboarding went viral and he hasn't put his skateboard down since.