Join Ambroise as he takes on the challenge of downhill skateboarding on steep mountain roads, pushing his longboard to its ...

A high-speed longboarding run reaching nearly 70 mph down a steep road, captured with close-up and wide-angle shots. This ...

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KOHALA — If ever there was an extreme sport tailor-made for the terrain of Hawaii Island – besides the Ironman – it would be downhill longboard skateboarding. ADVERTISING KOHALA — If ever there was an ...

On July 31, I wrote and printed two articles about longboarding in Summit County. One was an introduction to the sport, including details on where and how to ride for longboarders of all levels. The ...

Longboarders from Minnesota and Wisconsin gather on top of a hill in southwest Wisconsin. Riders from both states met up to go down hills together on June 5. The longboard — the skateboard's longer, ...

Picture yourself flying down Mount Lemmon: the wind in your hair, saguaro cacti racing by at 40 miles per hour, following the pavement on a road that stretches 22 miles. Now picture experiencing all ...

The riders zip past the gravelly sidelines, a blur of ripped jeans and shorts with light and dark T-shirts and low-top sneakers. Many sport blocky knee pads. A few rock full motocrosslike leathers.

Extreme downhill speed skateboarding is all about reaching top speeds on a skateboard or longboard using the gravitational advantages of the hill. These girls tag-teamed this downhill skateboarding ...

As the opening credits roll for Feel the Hill, the audience is shown someone sawing a kitchen cutting board apart and gluing the pieces onto everyday gardening gloves. We later learn these special ...

At the sound of the gun, five helmeted men balanced on long skateboards and clad neck to ankles in protective leather suits began furiously slapping the pavement with their feet, propelling themselves ...