The Shock Video, Sections on Youtube - PLAY: Intro | Derek Henderson | Montage | Casey Baggozi | Montage 2 | Hayden Ball | Montage 3 | BJ Bernhardt | Jay G | Colorado Roadtrip | Montage 4 and Anthony Gallegos | Peanut | NYC | Jeremy Soderburg | Danny Malm | Montage 5 | Montage 6 | Taig Khris | John Vossoughi | Thomas McGovern | Anders Carlson Wee | Fallon Heffernan and Montage 7 | Tony Rivituso | Vegas Montage | Michael Garlinghouse | The Big Shocker | Kevin Yee | Outro and Credits | Bonus - Full Video & Playlist - Leftovers on Vimeo: Jeremy Soderburg | Anthony Gallegos | Los Angeles - Trailer | Trailer II.

The Shock Video, featuring full parts from: Kevin Yee, Derek Henderson, Michael Garlinghouse, Tom Bistro, BJ Bernhardt, Danny Malm, Thomas Mcgovern, John Vossoughi, Tony Rivituso, Casey Bagozzi, Winston Wardwell, Peanut, Anthony Gallegos, Jerm Soderburg, Fallon Heffernan, Hayden Ball & Taig Khris.

Also featuring: Quintin Lamb, Sean Salazar, Crob, Alex Nunez, Jeph Howard, John Bolino, Alex Broskow, Ben Weis, Anthony Williams, Pat Leal, Brandon Smith, Keaton Newsome, Boozeman, TY Cuff, Gavin Drumm, Erik Bill, Erik Bailey and more.

Daniel Malm shredding the streets of San Francisco.

Danny Malm Section - PLAY: Youtube | Vimeo.

The Shock Video (Full Flick) - featuring full parts from: Kevin Yee, Derek Henderson, Michael Garlinghouse, Tom Bistro, BJ Bernhardt, Danny Malm, Thomas Mcgovern, John Vossoughi, Tony Rivituso, Casey Bagozzi, Winston Wardwell, Peanut, Anthony Gallegos, Jerm Soderburg, Fallon Heffernan, Hayden Ball & Taig Khris.

If you can grind, are interested in learning how, or at the very least like grinding sounds. Then please buy The Shock Video Video!

Kevin Yee Section - PLAY: Youtube | Vimeo.

The Shock Video (Full Flick) - featuring full parts from: Kevin Yee, Derek Henderson, Michael Garlinghouse, Tom Bistro, BJ Bernhardt, Danny Malm, Thomas Mcgovern, John Vossoughi, Tony Rivituso, Casey Bagozzi, Winston Wardwell, Peanut, Anthony Gallegos, Jerm Soderburg, Fallon Heffernan, Hayden Ball & Taig Khris.

Everyone complained about lack of skating and too many titles so here is mostly skating with no titles.

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The Shock Video (Full Flick) - featuring full parts from: Kevin Yee, Derek Henderson, Michael Garlinghouse, Tom Bistro, BJ Bernhardt, Danny Malm, Thomas Mcgovern, John Vossoughi, Tony Rivituso, Casey Bagozzi, Winston Wardwell, Peanut, Anthony Gallegos, Jerm Soderburg, Fallon Heffernan, Hayden Ball & Taig Khris.

All the leftovers of Anthony Gallegos section from The Shock Video and the last of the standard def footage! - Jeremy Soderburg.

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The Shock Video (Full Flick) - featuring full parts from: Kevin Yee, Derek Henderson, Michael Garlinghouse, Tom Bistro, BJ Bernhardt, Danny Malm, Thomas Mcgovern, John Vossoughi, Tony Rivituso, Casey Bagozzi, Winston Wardwell, Peanut, Anthony Gallegos, Jerm Soderburg, Fallon Heffernan, Hayden Ball & Taig Khris.

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The Shock Video (Full Flick) - featuring full parts from: Kevin Yee, Derek Henderson, Michael Garlinghouse, Tom Bistro, BJ Bernhardt, Danny Malm, Thomas Mcgovern, John Vossoughi, Tony Rivituso, Casey Bagozzi, Winston Wardwell, Peanut, Anthony Gallegos, Jerm Soderburg, Fallon Heffernan, Hayden Ball & Taig Khris.

Video on Vimeo: PLAY.

The Shock Video (Full Flick) - featuring full parts from: Kevin Yee, Derek Henderson, Michael Garlinghouse, Tom Bistro, BJ Bernhardt, Danny Malm, Thomas Mcgovern, John Vossoughi, Tony Rivituso, Casey Bagozzi, Winston Wardwell, Peanut, Anthony Gallegos, Jerm Soderburg, Fallon Heffernan, Hayden Ball & Taig Khris.

Job got you down? Only skating on the weekends? No time to learn that new trick? It’s time to kiss your working days goodbye. Here’s the full report on how to live the dream (and stop dreaming about it). Imagine skating 9 to 4 and making money on the side, instead of the other way around. […] Full Article on Archive.org.

I will be teaching you Shock students the wonders of the “alley oop topsoul”. This is simply my credentials edit to show my qualifications in the area of teaching this trick featured are different variations of the trick including but not limited to: Ledges, Rails, Lines, Transfers, Full cab in Revert out, Rewind out, High obstacles, extra low obstacles & Transitions.

Sign up for the course today :D Top 5 applicants will work directly with me and will correspond directly as you practice the trick and really get it down like clockwork! - Brett Dasovic.

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1. Beyond deciding to wear a helmet following your head injury, have you also modified your style of skating since the injury? If so, how would you describe the change?

I put a lot more thought into my rollerblading now.

2. The process of rehabilitation after an injury is just as much psychological as physiological. How would you describe the highs and lows of coming back after a serious injury? Was this process much different for your head injury rehab than for previous injuries, how so?

Oh my! I’ve never had an injury that can even compare to my head injury. Usually it’s been “my body feels better, I’m ready to blade.” The physical part of my healing process was luckily deleted from my memory and there’s not much to talk about there, other then I heard it was a very rough road, not only for me but everyone around me.

The mental healing is what I’ve been dealing with since the injury. It’s been a very new and confusing ride I’ve been on.

After the injury, my mind was set on never blading again. Nine months of having that mind set was a very depressing time for me. I’ve never been as low as I was during that time.

My mom noticed I was missing something in my life and needed to change the way I thought. I don’t know the exact words she said but it went something like this, “Cameron you need rollerblading in your life, take what happened and learn from it.”

Since then I’ve figured out a few things I needed to change: Never get frustrated with a trick, the moment I’m not enjoying the act of rollerblading is the moment of going against the reason I do it. If I have to hit something or bang my head to get juiced to do the trick I’m not calm enough to be as focused as I would like. Any doubt means I shouldn’t be trying the trick. As long as I’m mentally capable of trying a trick then I know I’ve got it. I don’t push past the signs of getting hurt. I’m also able to stop trying a trick without worrying about it. Those are some of the way’s I’ve been able to mature from my injury. […]

Check the full Cameron Card Interview on Archive.org.