Bart de Jong
Woodward, the ultimate summer camp experience for the next-generation of passionate athletes, is excited to offer a first look inside their new massive skatepark, Town Centre. The expansive new park that broke ground in early May will include 30,250 square feet of rideable park, 35 street features, 18 features around the pump track, 19 bowl corners and berms, 30+ different hips and hip transfers, and more. Woodward’s Skate Program Designer, Ryan Sheckler, along with icons and BMX Program Advisors, Ryan Nyquist and Jamie Bestwick, are stoked to see this creative, feature-rich Town Centre come to life, and plan on riding it as soon as it's ready mid-summer.
"We took a trip to the west coast to film at the beginning of March. The trip was a final send off for our homie Taiga from Japan who had been living with us in Calgary the past couple years. We managed to get away with only half a day lost to rain, and the rest of the 10 days was spent riding with all the amazing locals."
We hit Las Vegas for a day and a half for Ryan Mills 5 year sober jam and this is what the team got! Shout out to Ryan and the team for killing it. By GoldenDays.
A couple homies from recent #CitySesh activities
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Hoffman's Dravin Groove (son of Davin 'Psycho' Hallford) was working on this new video and then unfortunately broke his leg cutting filming short, but he'll be back at it in no time. Sit back, enjoy his new video for Hoffman and then go send him some birthday wishes! Happy birthday Dravin!
Informal invitational at the Juice Bowl for the DIY World Championships.
What an absolute warrior. Matt pushed through, after the worst crash of his career during practice, to go on to take 3rd in The Pro Flatland class at Texas Flatland Roundup XI. I don't think many would have been able to dig down and gather enough inner strength to do that. Huge props Matt, and get well soon!
Lurked Bmx Invitational Tournament is the first concept of video-jam in the country which will bring the best bmx riders from Romania in our Private Indoor Park to push their limits and have some fun.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.