26 November 2011
The third in the A to B series is a collaboration between ultimate flow dog Jeremy Corea and the enigmatic VX guru Josh “Geldi” Roberts. Their “A” is the Melbourne Museum (I-Max) and their “B” is City Park (Riverside). For over a decade now Jeremy has been dominating the streets of Melbourne with his spicy lines and fast paced city bombing. He is no stranger to the quirks of his hometown: I mean he even pushes over tram tracks.
A to B synopsis:If you ask any skater what their favourite aspect of rolling is, chances are they will mention the skate from A to B. It is all about the intermeshing of ollies up curbs, manuals, pressure nollies off of cracks, dodging traffic and swerving to miss small barking dogs. Whilst all this is going on you are warmed inside knowing that you are getting closer to your destination, whatever or wherever that may be. As homage to the journey, we have launched a video regular that is called “A to B”.
The third in the A to B series is a collaboration between ultimate flow dog Jeremy Corea and the enigmatic VX guru Josh “Geldi” Roberts. Their “A” is the Melbourne Museum (I-Max) and their “B” is City Park (Riverside). For over a decade now Jeremy has been dominating the streets of Melbourne with his spicy lines and fast paced city bombing. He is no stranger to the quirks of his hometown: I mean he even pushes over tram tracks.
A to B synopsis:If you ask any skater what their favourite aspect of rolling is, chances are they will mention the skate from A to B. It is all about the intermeshing of ollies up curbs, manuals, pressure nollies off of cracks, dodging traffic and swerving to miss small barking dogs. Whilst all this is going on you are warmed inside knowing that you are getting closer to your destination, whatever or wherever that may be. As homage to the journey, we have launched a video regular that is called “A to B”.
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