Introducing Ground Control Australia’s newest team rider: Phil Moss. Filmed on Location in Gadigal and Naarm by Josh Nielsen and Glenn Beardmore. Edit by Glenn Beardmore. Music: Thee Sacred Souls - “Running away”.

“I had such a blast filming this one, and I’m beyond hyped to be joining the Fifty 50 family. Juiced to share this one with y’all! Grab your headphones, turn up the volume and enjoy the vibes!”. - Robert Kellett.

Filmed over 7 afternoons in sunny Brisbane, Australia. Filmed by James McErlain. Additional Filming by Nat Ogden & Regan Thompson. Edited by ya boi Robert Kellett. Soundtrack: GUM - S.I.A, GUM - Gemini.

Produced by Dom West. Music by Scott Crawford and Brooke Howard-Smith.

Back at it again, hotter than a beanie on a hat rack. Falling short of 2 fast 2 furious, Mantra 2 is all about family. Skate family is important and taking a couple of weeks to work on a project together reminds us that even if we get stuck, our skate bro will always be there to help. During this time we push ourselves by taking on a better mantra towards skating. So sit down and have a frothy yeast thick shake and enjoy.

Featuring: James McErlain, Joe Huxley, Zac Hutchings, Robert Kellett, Nat Ogden & Jamie Sims. Filmed in Brisbane, Australia.

Vine St Cinema Presents ‘Full Circle’. A film by Dom West. Starring Cj Wellsmore. MUSIC BY | GIDGE | FOREST SWORDS | ROB LAW | MUSIC BED | ARTLIST. RUNTIME: 16 mins. Price: $10.

Chronicling the career of Australia’s hometown hero, FULL CIRCLE is an intimate look into the life of Cj Wellsmore, one of rollerblading’s longest standing and most charismatic professional athletes. After competing at an international level for over 25 years, CJ now finds himself at a crossroad. Follow his journey as he attempts to understand his origins on wheels and the driving forces behind his continued love for the sport that he has dedicated his life to. Get the VOD on Dom-west.com for $10.

“I should’ve finished this edit back in November 2022, but I injured my knee and had to take some time off. Regardless, I’m really happy to be putting out another street section. Couldn’t have done this without Phil Moss filming everything and the Sydney boys for the sick street sessions together”. - Josh Nielsen.

Music: Grim Richard - Content Whirlwind.

I know February is a little tardy for an end-of-year wrap up but I had a good year on skates and had the clips to show for it so figured I’d follow up my 2021 Showreel with this cell-animated nod to a cult classic.

I was 5 years old in 1986 when The Transformers: The Movie was released and my generation endured the shock of watching Optimus Prime die on the silver screen. The film was a major part of my childhood and the soundtrack and score is absolutely banging and I’ve long wanted to pair Lion’s hair-metal rendition of the cartoon theme with skating.

My thanks as always to the many who patiently pointed a camera at the action, and those who went to the effort of transferring me files and whatnot. It was funny to have so many angles of the ender at the 2022 Victorian Rolling Open. That trick kept me awake in the nights leading up the the event - cheers to all that stood around at the end of the evening to let me handle it. A huge shoutout goes to Bayside for sponsoring me for over a decade and supporting the scene in now it’s 20th year, and to a new sponsor of mine, Illusive Brand, who’s killer wheels I spent the last twelve months testing and are now available in the best packaging since the Senate Brand in the 1990’s.

I hope you get some thrills watching this, as it was a thrilling year for me and I’m grateful to all that helped make it so. - Chris Pullar.

Illusive Brand Wheels Review. Australia has a new wheel brand. This new brand is operating out of Melbourne, Australia and has just released 2 new wheels. The Illusive Brand Wheels are: The Boom Box 58mm 90a and the Graffiti wheel - 60mm 90a.

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“I’d love to write a big spiel about these clips, because 2022 was a wild one ; but truth be told I don’t really know where to begin. A lot of big changes in my personal life; with a fair share of heart warming moments, balanced out by some stressful heart-wrenching ones”.

“This video is purely a collection of loose clips I’ve collected throughout 2022. Most of which were on the backside of an injury, or me just coming out of those post injury spooks”.

“My skating in 2022 felt very stop-starty… just when I would find a rhythm, I’d get injured; mostly because my mind was probably elsewhere. I put a lot of unnecessary pressure on myself to skate a certain way, or at a certain level, only to find that treating skating like that left me feeling nothing but down when I couldn’t perform to my own expectations; or frustrated I couldn’t perform for the fleeting moments an opportunity to actually get a clip would arise.

In a weird full circle, I ended the year with the same outlook on skating that I started with - there’s literally no pressure to be anything but myself. It’s fun. It’s creative. It’s pure freedom. I can do it any way I want to, and it’s exactly how I make it… a vision, that I sadly lost somewhere throughout 2022. Depressive mindset’s suck. Sometimes putting pressure on yourself is healthy, but sometimes, it really isn’t.

Here’s to having more fun skating, with less pressure in 2023”. - Rob Kellett.

Filmed in my beautiful hometown of Brisbane, Australia. Filmed by James McErlain & Nat Ogden. Song: Blue Mitchell - Asso Kam.

I had a problem with my right shoulder and had surgery in February. Rehabilitation was a very very hard and long journey, but I was able to overcome it with the support of my friends and family. I’m also grateful that I came back here again. It was my first Sydney. I’m proud to have done this with Karsten Boysen and Dom West. Great cityscape matches their beautiful camera work. Big Arigato! - Yuto Goto.

Video editing: Karsten Boysen. Filmed in Sydney, Australia by: Karsten Boysen & Dom West. Photos: 01 | 02.

Previously: Yuto Goto (Japan) - Endorphin (2022).