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36 examples of Skateboarding in a sentence

What drew me to skateboarding, the freedom, was now restored, where I could just create things, because that's where the joy was for me, always, was creating new stuff.
And the beauty of skateboarding is that, no one guy is the best.
What makes them great is the degree to which they use their skateboarding to individuate themselves.
If you guys aren't already leaders in your community, you probably will be, and if there's anything I can give you that will transcend what I've gotten from skateboarding, the only things of meaning, I think, and of permanence, it's not fame, it's not all these things.
She lived in Perth, and she loved skateboarding.
Teens' recommendations for smooth, protected walking and skateboarding paths also support the person in a wheelchair who wishes to go smoothly down the path, or the parent pushing a new stroller.
My friends and I rented this movie mistaking it for another one about skateboarding.
What Peralta has done, however, is capture enough of the energy of those heady days that we can appreciate what it must have been like when modern skateboarding was invented by the Z-Boys.
The reality is that they DID revolutionize skateboarding, they WERE the impetus behind extreme sports and they DID inject a cultural paradigm that reached into every corner of americana.
To regard the film as nothing more than a documentary about skateboarding would fail to recognize several important aspects of Dogtown.
Peralta (a well- known skateboarding figure himself) has crafted a film that not only deals with the birth of what we know today as skateboarding, but also examines the socio- cultural and economic circumstances in which this sport emerged and gained wide appeal.
In this role, he is a quintessential "participant-observer," while gathering together a wide array of personalities whom were integral to this movement and those who were profoundly affected by the advent of skateboarding as a competitive sport and subculture.
In the groovy mid 70's a scruffy bunch of brash young Venice, California adolescents from broken homes and the bad side of town known as the Z-Boys turned the previously staid world of professional skateboarding on its ear with their fierce punk attitude, radical unconventional riding style, and unbridled spirit of pure in-your-face aggression, revolutionizing the sport in the process and paving the way for the many extreme variations on sports that popped up in their influential wake.
Dogtown and Z-Boys is a documentary about the Zephyr Skateboarding Team, and their influence on skateboarding.
It also focuses on the history of skateboarding.
It's a documentary about how surfing influenced skateboarding in the early days.
I never experienced the skateboarding craze where I grew up, but my kids have enjoyed it.
I'm not a skateboarder, I don't particularly like skateboarding or skateboard culture.
There are many laugh out loud moments and some terrific skateboarding scenes featuring Margera.
This film had everything i need in a film: - Women, skateboarding, violence, music by H.I.M and Tony Hawk!!! the artwork and camera effects in this film is amazing.
but the die is cast and fruit of it all is the new national pastime, skateboarding (the New York Times notes that "it was once considered a snub to authority.
Now, however, skateboarding has its own summer camps, video games, magazines [actually it always had these] and corporate sponsors.")
Anyone looking to learn more about the development of skateboarding should find Dogtown and Z-Boys adequate research material.
I remember when skateboarding had it's rebirth in the 70s.
Basically three Welsh guys, and one mad British bloke were brought together by love of skateboarding, and a complete disregard/masochistic pleasure to harm themselves and their health and safety.
I like the mix of drama and occasional dark comedy, and the cynical humor of the devil, which remains consistent whether he appears in the form of a skateboarding kid or a ventriloquist's dummy.
All an all,I hate this show.It's not as good as Nick was making it out to be.If they laid off the weak and stupid slang,and stopping with the stereotypical comments (like all skaters are stupid,all neighbors are creepy pedos,smart kids are losers,older siblings are bullies and all that drama).But again,the point is,this show had lots f potential,but this totally blew up.If I want to see cartoon kids skating,I can watch Scarred or go see some of my friends go skateboarding.
Although I have been such a fan of skateboarding and skateboarders for such a long time - I love to watch any skateboarding event on TV or street skateboarders just skate!
This film also shows people that knew him , people who wanted to be like him and many of the jobs that he did which attributed to the skateboarding profession in the '80s.
The duo goes on to wow the judges at a national skateboarding competition."