{"id":1505,"date":"2010-02-04T23:12:35","date_gmt":"2010-02-04T23:12:35","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/nullozinejr.com\/zine\/?p=1505"},"modified":"2010-02-04T23:12:35","modified_gmt":"2010-02-04T23:12:35","slug":"skate-journal-the-first-snake-session-at-rampy-feb-3-2010","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.nullozinejr.com\/zine\/2010\/02\/04\/skate-journal-the-first-snake-session-at-rampy-feb-3-2010\/","title":{"rendered":"skate journal: The first snake session at Rampy! (Feb 3, 2010)"},"content":{"rendered":"

Initially I was a little bummed on everyone wanting to skate Rampy on a nice night. \u00a0It was over 40. \u00a0First time in awhile. \u00a0 I wanted to go outside and enjoy the streets after being couped up indoors all day. \u00a0 Luckily I enjoy the company of my friends so I got over it pretty quick. \u00a0Especially after Brian showed up early and amused the family. \u00a0Brian rules. \u00a0And I’m not just saying that because you read this Brian. \u00a0Well, maybe just a little. \u00a0“HAAA”! \u00a0But seriously, a good crew showed up. \u00a0 The first few were Brian, Lazer, Squeeks, Jason, Jake. \u00a0And then more people and then more and more. \u00a0Jabo, Jari, Dan, Carleigh, Rick. \u00a011 people in all to skate an 8 foot wide ramp with standing room on only one deck. \u00a0Wow. \u00a0I don’t really remember how the session started. \u00a0I know it was really fun and then it got crowded and then Squeeks hurt his knee so I was helping him ice it for awhile. \u00a0Then when I got back out to Rampy Brian said everyone was skating really good. \u00a0Shortly after that Jason, Squeeks, Jari, Jabo and Dan took off. \u00a0Here’s some of what I remember from everyone.Jason – Still makes Rampy look 20 feet wide by grinding edge to edge. \u00a0He was killing it.Lazer – Every trick he’s done on Rampy and more. \u00a0The 5-0 to front board to fakie was one I hadn’t seen before. \u00a0His ollies are getting more and more above the coping.Squeeks – Watched the clip of Josh skating Rampy<\/a> and thought it was super easy to skate. \u00a0After a bit he was doing some tech tricks though. \u00a0Unfortunately he hyper extended (or something) his knee trying a back smith to back nosegrind and left early.Jake – Skates Rampy hard everytime. \u00a0Was rattling off tricks. \u00a0Can’t wait for the session he gets the stale pick every try.Jabo – Didn’t see him much since I was inside but I saw a proper front smith, a front 50 and a blunt fakie. \u00a0Cool.Dan – Tried some backside blunts.Brian – Maybe skated Rampy the best I’ve seen him. \u00a0Had some trouble rock creek’n blunts to fakie but landed some tricks I’ve never seen him do before. \u00a0Blunt back shove rock fakie. \u00a0Ton’s of tricks and fakie smith grinds for days.Rick – Fully padded once again and slashing it up. \u00a0I hope I can skate remotely that good in 7 years.Carleigh – 5 front D’s in a row!Me – Got a few hurricanes. \u00a0Came close to skating well for me, but not quite. \u00a0Got the rare front 50 to front D to back smith.In the end it was just Carleigh and I and we tried back disasters forever. \u00a0Neither of us have done one before. \u00a0We both had a couple we should have landed. \u00a0I ended up getting one that started in back smith then just kinda flopped over into a not-decked-at-all back d. \u00a0Oh well, it’s a new trick.Super fun night.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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