you should thank Scott Starr, the skateboard historian!
I have the 'skateboard movie' !
it's pretty cheesy though...
if you like old videos, create an youtube account and subscribe to scott starr.
I believe he's got the biggest collection of old school clips on youtube....
I think that is the Worlds in Akron in 1977, OldSkateGuy I believe posted some footage of him riding his skatecar in this event and it showed this footage of it as well. Not for sure though.
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"Along with flatland freestyle, slalom was one of skateboarding's original disciplines, taking obvious inspiration from slalom skiing. Virtually all major competitions in the 1960s and mid-70s featured a slalom event, including a famous show-down between Hester and Tony Alva televised on ABC Wide World of Sports as part of the 1976 Carlsbad Hang Ten World Championships.
Slalom was prime fodder for network sports television as late as 1978, when CBS Sports Spectacular broadcast the FreeFormer World Championships in Akron, Ohio. But momentum in the late 70s shifted decisively to aggressive styles, and by the early 80s the U.S. slalom scene had mostly dissipated."
I think that is the Worlds in Akron in 1977, OldSkateGuy I believe posted some footage of him riding his skatecar in this event and it showed this footage of it as well. Not for sure though.
No shorty, that is in Cali . Alva wasn't at the Worlds in Akron.
My Avatar is a pic of Hester and I in Lacosta 2001 and in Akron 1977
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