I was happy to pass the torch of inspiration today for National Learn to Skateboard Day. There is an importance in the art of teaching. My mentors and teachers held great significance in my life. I was a guitar instructor at Larry’s Music from 1992-2002....
By Doug Brown My introduction to the Olympics was in 1988 when I was 14 years old. My father attended the 1988 Winter Olympics in Calgary, Alberta, Canada. The Games’ main events included skiing, luge, ice hockey, and figure skating. Nothing too untraditional or...
By Doug Brown Twas the night before Christmas, the skatepark was filled. They thrashed up the Landwave ramps, they dreamed they would build. From smith grinds to kickflips and catching some air, To somebody ollieing all the ten stairs. The children were slamming and...
By Doug BrownAutumn is my favorite time of the year to skate. There is something about the Ohio autumn air and the daily changing of the leaves. The west coast gets spoiled with a permanent summer that states like Ohio does not have the luxury to possess. When...
By Pro Skater Doug Brown I recently acquired this Nash Night Stalker skateboard, the holy grail of my skateboard collection. This was my first real skateboard. This board was my paintbrush of creativity and freedom. The year was 1987 when I was at my friend Brian...
By Doug Brown The first day of summer typically starts on June 21st. It’s the date of the longest period of daylight and the shortest night of the year; when the Earth’s North pole has its maximum tilt towards the sun. For skateboarders June 21st is...
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