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| Wild World of Skateboarding |
Winter 1976 Volume 1, No. 1 |
What's a Wild World of Skateboarding??? (Why it's an all-new sport and what it's all about.), Body English Basics (The fundamentals of controlling the board with your body.), Pivot! (How to control the board with one end in the air.), Flight (The fine art of jumping - with and without the board.), Freestyle Forms (The flow and rhythm of ballet on a board-with-wheels.), Hills (Flat-out downhill speed and the secrets of slalom.), Bowls and Banks (Riding the curved slopes with style and control.), The Concrete Curl (Getting the real feeling of surfing on a skateboard.), Get-Off! (How to stop the board (and/or your body) at will.), Competition (Your best chance to prove you can control that board.), Ready-To-Roll (Maintaining a skateboard so it will always respond.), Windskate (What to do when there isn't any hill in sight.), Buy-The-Boards (Some sampled of the newest boards, trucks and wheels.), Sources (Where-to-buy skateboards, accessories and clothing.) |
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July 1977 |
Interview: Henry Hester, Signal Hill 1977, Vicious Lies, Desert Discovery, Skate Parks: Part IX, Interview: John O'Malley, Skate Post, Skate Safe, Skate Tip: Vertical 360's, Skate Tip: Lipslides, Association Reports |
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| Wild World of Skateboarding |
September 1977 |
Rollin' Free (The way it looks just before summer.), Baretta's Rooster at Work (No stuntman did Michael Robert's skateboarding.), Kick-Turns (Russ Howell's bank-riding step-by-step.), Wheelie! (Skitch Hitchcock's methods for tail-up bank riding.), Two-Board Freestyling (Fabiana Duclos' special routine with two boards.), Where-To-Skateboard (The latest listing of where to ride a skateboard.), Buy The Right Board (Russ Gosnell's opinions on picking a better board.), Kelley Marsh (One of Florida's best freestylists in action.), Ski on a Skateboard (Bobby Piercy talks about adapting skiing techniques.), Build a Backyard Skatepark, Part II (Rene and David Carrasco tell how to ride it.), Skatepark Styles (Action at the Tomoka Moonforest Skate Park.), Centering (Ralph Zuranski's ideas on total mental control.), Help! (We'll listen if you'll "talk".), Sources (All the names and addresses of the places to buy.), Action! (This month's choice shots of skateboarding's best.) |
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| Wild World Of Skateboarding |
October 1977 |
Rolling Free (A bit of advice for a wary buyer), Mrs. Skateboard, Gale Webb (Can your Mom skate like this>), Tomorrow's Skateboards? (Exercises in design that might just become reality), The New Spinnin' Wheels (Some samples of the action from the sport's first flick), Centering (Russ Gosnell's ideas on maintaining total control), Flight! (Flying high above Aspen; from the film "Spinnin' Wheels"), Sidewalk Skateboarding (Ups and downs for the curbside rider), Where To Skateboard (The places that were open when we published this issue), Gale Webb (One lady who knows the angles at Sidewalk Surf Park), Buyer's Guide '77 (Everything (almost) that's made for the sport), Sources (Names and addresses of those who can supply what you need), Help! (Our reader survey) |
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October 1977 |
Features - Interview: Tom Inouye, On The Rampage, Kiwis On Wheels, Skate Parks: Part XII, The Pepsi Team Photography - Focus Departments - Skate Post, Skate Tip, Skate Safe, Association Reports, Who's Hot, Equipment Update, Advertiser Index, Off The Wall, Extra |
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December 1977 |
Interview: Bob Biniak, Skate Parks: Part XIV, The Pepsi Ramps, Iron-On T-shirt Transfer, Skateboarder Poll Ballot, Skate Post, Equipment Update, Skate Tip, Skate Safe, Photography - Portfolio: Jim Cassimus |
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| Skateboard World |
June 1978 |
People Pro File (Kent Sanatore gives credit to those in his past and heavy competition to anyone in the future.), Places Pooling Resources (Henry Hester gives a swimming party that won't soon be forgotten.), Boards & Stuff New Products (It;s summertime, summertime, sum-sum-summertime...time to get all the newest equipment for heavy hot weather sessioning.), Business as Usual Takin' It To The Streets, Letters, New Faces, Hot Shots |
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August 1978 |
Skateparks: Nineteen (Guest opinion), Mellow Cat Cartoon, Interview: Roy Jamieson, The Badlands Story, The Pepsi / Runway Challenge Cup, Skatewolves of London, Jim Goodrich Portfolio, Skate Post, Skate Safe: Hippers, Skate Tips: The Rock Walk |
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September 1978 |
Interview: Steve Cathey, The Third Hester is a Pro Bowl Contest, The 1978 Signal Hill Speedrun, Mellow Cat Cartoon, Skateparks Twenty: Construction Symposium, Skate Safe: Finding Your Proper Stance, Skate Tips: Cass Slides |
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| Wild World of Skateboarding |
Sepember 1978 |
The Logan Team, Rad Dog Flies, Signal Hill - Downhill Disaster, Lakewood Center's Skateboard World, The Sierra Wave, Hester / ISA Pro Bowl III, Strand happenings, The Amazing Steve Olson, How To Do Hand-Plant Overhead Aerials, African Odyssey, The Flying Carrasco Brothers, Howard Hood Speaks Out, Skateboards of the Future |
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July 1979 |
Back to Basics, Interview: Steve Olson, 360 - Oasis Easter Classic, USASA Nationals, Freestyle in Transistion: Part I, Clearwater Championships, Turning Point Ramp, Skate Safe: Skateboarder's Diet Part IV, Rock 'N Roll, Skate Tips: One-footed Carve, Who's Hot, Equipment Rapup, Skatepark Passes, Mellow Cat |
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| Tricks Skatemag |
May / June 2003 |
News, CLT, Rookie: Eddy Vachet, Rookie: Guillaume Gouthier, Meteo clemente o l'Est, TVSK8, ITW Team Girl (Koston, Carroll...), ITW Bertrand Demange, Cahier du perf' (BS nosegrind), Skate Art - David Flores, J'ai Quelque chose a dire, Epilepsy, Beats - chroniques Hip Hop Reggae, Beats - ITE Oddijobs, Beats - ITW Freddie Foxxx, Sounds - chroniques Rock Punk Metal, Sounds - ITW Boy Sets Fire, Sounds - ITW US Bombs, Rewind, Abonne-toi |
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| The Skateboard Mag |
August 2004 |
Contents - Duane Peters (Milestone), The Kids Are Getting Sick (Chronic Illnesses), Product Of The Environment (Terrel Robinson: Under Fire), Peter Smolik (Burning Bright), Diego Bucchieri (Dead Zone), Steve Caballero (Faithful Change), New Jack (James Brockman), Crops (At a Standstill), Initial Remarks (You've Been Warned), Mailstrom (Wryte or Rong?), Guest Ed (Ethan Fowler), Festivus (Chich-uh-gof), Exposed (Telling Stories), Odds and Evens (News, Pushing Buttons, myPod, Sking, Calendar, Ty2k, Product Geek, Chirping in, Timeline, Way/No Way), Timbre (Take Care), Connected (Paulo Diaz), Daily Ops (Matt Field), Scene Building (Antisocial), Origins (Crooked Species), Flick (Anti Hero's Tent City), Imprint (Backside), Store Front (Church of Skatan), Light of Day (Straight-up, Stupid), Black Out (Dry Slide) |
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Late Summer 2004 |
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| The Skateboard Mag |
September 2004 |
Tour Machine (We know where you've been), I'm A Kook (And I vote), Jon Comer (Step aside), Paul Rodriguez (Milestone), Hardback (The Mutt), Guadalajara (Dudes with Assault Rifles), New Jack (Mark Gutterman), Crops (Graphic descriptions), Initial Remarks (Surprise, surprise), Mailstrom (Hal 9000 vs. Carnie), Guest Ed (Tim O'Conner), Origins (The Kickflip), Exposed (New Oral traditionalists), Festivus (Life and Limb reading), Odds and Evens (News, Pushing Buttons, ty2k, myPod, Calendar, Chirping in, Way/No Way), Timbre (Other than), Connected (Jeff Pang), Daily Ops (Quim Cardona), Scene Building (Colby Carter), Flick (Static II), Insider Info (Tony Magnusson), Store Front (KCDC), Clyde Corner (Uh few things), Black Out (Christ almighty |
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| Skateboarder |
November 2004 |
Features - Divulge(Pat Rakestraw gets beat by Dave Chappelle in a game of S.K.A.T.E.), Pier 7 (End of an era in San Francisco (or how President Clinton and the Secret Service helped shut down one of the California's best skate spots), Zero / Mystery Canada Tour 2004 (Zero and Mystery blaze across Canada, destroy everything in sight...then hose off), Luxury Living On Minimum Wage (Pappalardo, Pluhowski and Sabback go sniffing through the Northeast for new spots. After a couple of U-turns, they find some), Focus Departments - Intro, Viewfinder,Ketters, The List, Skate Anatomy, Squawk Box, Either-Or, Whos's Hot, Road Weary (Mike Carroll gets a froggy nose jobon the Yeah Right tour in France), Extra |
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| The Skateboard mag |
December 2004 |
Contents - Dreamland (Simple Genius), New Jack (Danny Renaud), Product Of The Environment (Brian Edwards: The Blessian), Mikey Taylor (Smart went crazy), Lower Life (Stereo in NYC), Karma Tsocheff (Chance Encounter), Crops (Fit to print), Initial Remarks (Glossed over), Mailstrom (Totally serious), Guest Ed (Kris Markovich), Origins (Shove it), Exposed (By all accouonts), Light Of Day (More than enough), Festivus (Hot Dogs and Hessians), Odds And Evens (News, Pushing buttons, ty2k, myPod, Calendar, Chirping In, Timeline, Product Geek, Boardology), Timbre (Big idea), Connected (Robbie Gangemi), Daily Ops (Karl Watson), Scene Building (Philly's Skateboard Advocacy Network), Flick (Digital'a Sane), Imprint (Where is my mind?), Store Front (One up), Clyde's Corner (Word association), Black Out (UAV) |
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| Skateboarder |
January 2005 |
Features - Gareth Siehr - Cracked Tooth Vampirate (We doubt you'll find as colorful a character in skateboarding today as Gareth Stehr. This New Zealander had us in stitches with this interview. And without giving too much away, let's just say he talks about nailing his hand to a table, Josh Beagle shooting him in the face, vampirates and lesser-known creatures such as the Unicordian and the Abominable Snowmanjo), Zoo York - Eastern European Vacation (So what would you do after completely rebuilding your skate team? Go see Poland and Germany, right? Sounds good to us. And while it wasn't so much a vacation as a footage mission, the lads from Zoo couldn't help but enjoy themselves on this post-communist trek through Eastern Europe.), Killing Cairo - Popwar in New York City (A step-by-step instruction manual on how to drive Cairo Foster looney toons. Brian Gaberman documents the team's ups and downs in New York City like no one else can. A real recipe for disaster as traffic, heat, sweaty skaters, a pregnant wife, a fish-monger's gap, lame-ass locals and a massive pusher all blend together to create one very short fuse Contents - Intro (New editor Brian Peech is coming to terms with living in California), Viewfinder (Lee Smith gives us his view of growing up EMB), Howl (You won't believe what Peter Hewitt did this time. Well, maybe you will), Face Off (Lance Conklin and Bill Weiss go head to head in our new trivia feature. With these cats involved, you know its good), The List (Scarred for life, Skateboarders and), Question Authority (Kenny Reed, Jeremy Wray and Jerry Hsu answer your letters), Skate Anatomy (Charlie Thomas has some serious issues woth Boxing Day. Find out why), Squawk Box (What happens when Tony Hawk, Sean Penn and David Spade come together to raise money for skateparks? Find out here), Road Weary (Tim Gavin spent nearly four grand for him and his buddies to check out the last Phish show. Sounds easy enough, but wait till you read his story), Cohorts (Despite attempts to convince Ryan Bobier and Dan Murphy to roast each other, they came up with some pretty flattering words. Find out what these two San Diego homies have to say about each other), Focus (This month's best skateboard images from a slew of talented picture takers. Nice), Who's Hot (Ted De Gros, Angel Ramirez and Sid Melvin), 15 Things (15 things you didn't know about the law and your rights), Extra (Depending on your religious beliefs, this one's either really good or really bad. Either way, it's pretty unique) |
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| The Skateboard Mag |
December 2004 |
Contents - Dreamland (Simple genius), New Jack (Danny Renaud), Product Of The Environment (Brian Edwards: The Blessian), Mikey Taylor (Smart went crazy), Lower Life (Stereo in NYC), Karma Tsocheff (Chance encounter), Crops (Fit to print), Initial Remarks (Glossed over), Mailstrom (Totally seriously), Guest Ed (Kris Markovich), Origins (Shove it), Exposed (By all accounts), Light of Day (More than enough), Festivus (Hot Dogs and Hessians), Odds And Ends (News, Pushing Buttons, ty2k, myPod, Calendar, Chirping In, Timeline, Product Geek, Boardology), Timbre (Big idea), Connectws (Robbie Gangemi), Daily Ops (Karl Watson), Scene Building (Philly's Skateboard Advocacy Network), Flick (Digital's Sane), Imprint (Where Is My Mind), Store Front (One Up), Clyde's Corner (Word Association), Black Out (UAV) |
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| Transworld Skateboarding |
January 2005 |
Features - Nine Frames Per Second (Heath Kirchart, Chris Haslam, Billy Marks), Coming In Hot (The final days of good and evil), Brain Floss (Gary Van De Greik), The Spotseekers (Ricky Oyola and crew take a new kind of demo), Daewon's Big-Rig Blowout (On the eve of Round 3, Daewon song takes it higher, farther and more tech than ever before), Sevel Plies Of Seperation Theory (Pete Elderidge and friends are the subject of Ollie's thesis), Random Act Of Skateboarding (Pushed over the hill), The Irony Of Skating (Arto, Bastien and Stefan skate free in China) Columns - Beginnings, Litterbox, Gasbag, Mandatory Info, Top Five, Most Wanted, Back In The Day, Paycheck, Versus, Payday, Park Spotting, Starting Point, Trick Tip, Volume, Game Over, Check Out, Last Words |
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| Transworld Skateboarding |
March 2005 |
Features - Nine Frames Per Second, Through The Eyes Of Big Black, What Tour?, Aaron Suski (20 questions), Missed The Boat (Barcelona feels a little more homely) Columns - Beginnings, Litterbos, Gasbag, Mandatory Info, Top Five, Most Wanted, Back In The Day, Paycheck, Versus, Payday, Park Spotting, Starting Point, Trick Tip, Volume, Game Over, Check Out, Last Words |
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September 2005 |
Features - Ernie Torres (Big Ern gambles. He rages. He has a pentagram tattooed on his forearm. While he sounds like a beast on paper, in reality he's quiet and very polite. And in spite of his diminished stature, his skating is larger than life), Bi-polar (Gaberman's got it covered from all angles. Skateboarding is as much about its surroundings as it is about the physical act of rolling. And regardless of how many times we see a photograph of a well-documented spot, the view over photographer Brian Gaberman's shoulder can be just as intriguing), Daewon Song (Comparing skating to fast food joints. One of the most dedicated and gifted techniques skateboarding has ever seen, Daewon Song just keeps delivering. Fueled by his family, the fruits of his labor and a box of sugary pastries, don't expect Daewon to slow down any time soon) Departments - Intro (Headphones have diminished the camaraderie of the session), Howl (Ragdoll sees shapes, Nate Broussard revisits an old feeling), My Way (Keith Hufnagel's take on his topsy-turvey world), Cityscapes (San Francisco: good venues, shops, great eats and hills), Either Or (Kyle Leeper exercises his options in this page of multiple choice), Viewfinder (French Fred Mortagne travels and films with the best in the world), Squawk Box (Schaaf talks for 60 Seconds and Markovich has some good advice), Question Authority (McCrank has no need to relocate and Sumner waxes on and off), The List (We count 'em up and run 'em down, in case you keep score), Face Off (Tim O'Connor and Brad Staba go head-to-head), Skate Anatomy (Corey Duffel has the most f**ked up Skate Anatomy ever. Period), Road Weary (Jason Dill and A.V.E. go to jail in Hicktown, U.S.A.), Cohorts (Jim Greco and Steve Berra are quite an odd pair of pals), Who's Hot (Sean Malto, Josh Perkins and Justin Schulte are smokin'), Start To Finish (Cairo Foster leaves Real to start his own company), Trick Tips (Lipslides with Jon Allie), 15 Things (You don't know about owning a skateshop) |
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May 2010 |
Howl (Joel Meinholz & Jamie Tancowny), Squawk Box (The news and other gossip0, Viewfinder (Brian Anderson), And Another Thing...(Joey Brezinski), In 'n' Out (Matt Bennett), Memory Screened (Jeremie Daclin), Skate Anatomy (Geoff Rowley), Face Off (Josh Harmony & Austin Stephins), Haunts (Keegan Sauder), Lost and Found (Eric Pupecki), Who's Hot (Jon Dickson, Felipe Gustavo, KeCaud Johnson, Josiah Gatlyn, Greg Harbour) |
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June 2010 |
Howl (Darrell Stanton & Bam), Squawk Box (The news and other gossip), Viewfinder (Peter Ramondetta), And Another Thing...(Tommy Sandoval), In 'n' Out (Anthony Shetler), Memory Screened (Ray Barber), Skate Anatomy (Jose Rojo), Haunts (Corey Duffel), Who's Hot (Lieran Reilly, Travis Glover & Aaron Collier), 15 Things (You didn;t know about Rushing Meadows) |
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September 2010 |
Howl (Jeff Marshall & Davis Torgerson), Squawk Box (The news and other gossip), And Another Thing,,,(Chet Childress), Viewfinder (Chris Roberts), Face Off (David Reyes vs Julian Davidson), Skate Anatomy), Haunts (Diego Bucchiere), In 'n' Out (Silas Baxter-Neal), Memory Screened (Danny Way), Lost and Found (John "The Man" Reeves), Who's Hot (Moose, Daniel Lutheran, Joe Pease, Seb Labbe & Luke Croker) |
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October 2010 |
Howl (Chris Cole & Peter Ramondetta), Squawk Box (The news and other goddip), And Another Thing...(Garret Hill), Viewfinder (Shuriken Shannon), Face Off (Kyle Leeper vs Ben Skrzypek), Skate Anatomy (Sean Conover), Haunts (David Clark), In 'n' Out (Jamie Tancowny), Memory Screened (Duane Peters), Lost and Found (Colt Cannon), Who's Hot (Ray Maldonado, Chris Joslin, Youness Amrani, Dave Willis & Kevin Terpening) |
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November 2010 |
Howl (Evan Smith & Jamie Palmore), Squawk Box (The news and other goffip), And Another Thing...(Dane Burman), Viewfinder (John Lupfer), Face Off (Grant Taylor vs Jake Johnson), Haunts (David Gravette), In 'n' Out (Johnny Layton), Skate Anatomy (Jason Dill), Memory Screened (Reese Forbes), Who's Hot (Dakota Servold, Nich Kunz & Dwayne Fagundes), 15 Things (You didn't know about sacking) |
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December 2010 |
Howl (Devin Appelo & Alex Perelson, Squawk Box (The news and other gossip), And Another Tning (Arto Saari), Face Off (Tom Asta vs. Tony Cervantes), Skate Anatomy (Marisa Dal Santo), Memory Screened (Ricky Oyola), Cinematographer (Greg Hunt), In & Out (Ryan Gallant, Who's Hot (Ben Nordberg, Kevin Tierney & Tim Williams), Extra (Dary Angel) |
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January 2011 |
The Photo Issue - Howl (Sunset Rampage Contest), Squawk Box (The news and other gossip), Viewfinder (Joey Pepper), And Another Thing... (Aaron Suski), Memory Screened (Che Childress), Skate natomy (Lizard King), Face Off (Andres Allen vs. Alex Olson), In & Out (Cory Kennedy), Who's Hot (Mark Suciu, Tommy Knuth & Scotty Standley), 15 Things (You don't know about) |
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