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Skater’s highflying culture

5 February 2010 60 views No Comment

Freshman Brandon Salazar does a skate boarding maneuver while freshman Kyle Holder admires his skillful moves.

Skateboarding has become a pastime among many teenagers for over 20 years now. Skateboarders say that it is a sport that has its own culture and a unique lifestyle. It has been made popular by people like Tony Hawk.

“Tony Hawk is a role model because he is part of the roots of skateboarding,” said freshman Jon Warfield.

Teens involved in the sport wear distinctive clothing and own personalized skateboards that set them apart from other athletes and sports and make them really stand out.

Senior Robbie Gonzales said “the clothing is very different but it looks pretty awesome.”

Skateboarders clothes have changed many times over the years but one thing is certain they set there own style. One thing is for sure, skateboarding and extreme sports in general have had a profound effect on the clothing design people wear. Many of the brands that are popular are DC, Volcom, Vans, Hawk and many others. You can find these clothing styles in many mainstream stores.

“I get my clothes from PacSun and Hot Topic in the Lansing mall,” Said Warfield.

Skateboarders often participate in activities specific to the skateboarding world. For example, tagging is popular among some skateboarders. Tagging is using spray paint to put symbols that are specific to themselves. Often it is done on walls, sidewalks, train cars, etc. when it isn’t summer and you can’t skateboard around where do you go? Some sit at home and wait until the snow is gone; others will go to the indoor skate park.

 

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