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Ryan Decenzo just dropped a remix from his video part in “Forward Slash.”   Ryan goes balls to the wall and leaves nothing on the table.  Check it out!!

This bench spot has gotten a lot of coverage lately, but we'll run Appleyard footage anytime, anyplace.

Thrasher Fire Line

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And congrats to Ryan's brother and Arnette teammate, Scott Decenzo, on his 7th Place finish in the Skate Street event.  The Decenzo Bros are on fire!

From now on you can see, hear, read and maybe even smell every kind of important and unimportant swag about the MARVS on marvs.tv! There will be videos, trip-reports, photos and all sorts of stuff. Or to say it in the MARVS kind of way: “Okay, there is still some stuff to do here and there, but it is awesome anyways.”
Here’s their newest edit of their trip to Salzburg as a little foretaste for you – enjoy and stay tuned for news on marvs.tv!

MARVS-Salzburger Land Roadtrip from MARVS on Vimeo.

Here's a quick summary of the contest... Skateboarders from Germany, France, Spain and Italy were asked to team up with their buddies to submit their own skate footage and provide a rough idea of how they'd want their very own video part to look and feel.

From all the submissions received, four crews were selected to compete in the final round including: Goodstuff Crew (Germany), Les Bloby’s (France), SUICHI Crew (Spain), and ZUCKA Crew (Italy).

Each crew went filming with Felix Urbauer for a week around their local spots to collect a grip of footage which was then edited into a video.  The four finished videos were shown at a legendary premiere party and they were then posted on Arnette Europe's Facebook page where fans voted on their favorite.  After all the votes were cast, the people's choice was the SUICHI Crew comprised of Ales Amor, Gustavo Rodríguez and Damià Tesorero -- and the grand prize was a trip to the US!

When they got to Cali, they stopped by Arnette HQ and then headed over to the Etnies TF where they skated alongside Arnette team riders Ryan Decenzo, Pat Duffy, Willy Santos and Danny Supa.  Here's an edit from their session.  Enjoy!

Suichi in Etnies Training Facility Park from Suichi Films

SUGAR SKATE MAGAZINE

BEACH BROTHER MAGAZINE

All proceeds raised during the event will go towards building a free public skate plaza in Mira Mesa.  So be a skate patriot and roll out to show your support!

Led by Steve Rodriguez from 5boro Skateboards, the NYC leg of GSD is always a major happening -- and this year was certainly no exception as roughly 3,000 skaters hit the streets for events throughout the city's five boroughs.

At McCarren Park in Brooklyn, a "Longest Ollie" contest was held, and it's of little surprise that Arnette team rider Luis Tolentino took home the win and a check for $1,000 courtesy of CCS.  Luis proves time and time again that he's the undisputed king of pop, and this time he wowed the crowd by blasting a massive flat ground ollie over 21 decks that were lined up side-by-side.

Don't mean to get all mathematical on ya, but if you consider the fact that each deck is approximately 8 inches wide and he ollied over 21 of them, that means the distance Luis ollied is roughly 14 feet -- which is mind-blowingly HUGE!!!

For more on the 2011 GSD NYC madness, visit Skateboarder Mag and Maloof Money Cup, or check out the ill wrap-up video below.  All photos by: Jonathan Mehring

Sixteen of the world's best street skaters submitted 60-second video parts for a shot at $50,000 and an X Games gold medal. A panel of esteemed judges will ultimatetly pick the winning part, but your vote will help determine the all-important Fan Favorite.

So check out Ryan's video below and click here to vote for him. Oh, and make sure you tell your friends!

VOTE NOW FOR DECENZO!

For more details, including registration info, please visit: SkateFestFairfax.com

"Pat Duffy is one of street skating's made men, a true godfather with style. Handrails with kinks? Duffy's had that since 1991. Skating rails in the rain? Yup, he did that first, too. Few other skaters still rolling can lay claim to a legacy with as much impact as the one Duffy has... and he's still rolling, still progressing even after enduring one of the most brutal slams the Mega Ramp has ever meted out. Recently, Duffy got a session in at the Oceanside skatepark in San Diego and talked with our man Corey Cabrera about skating, Plan B video projects, fatherhood and more."

Check out the below edit by Chris Thiessen, and for more wrap-up info head to ESPN and Transworld Skateboarding. Photos by Blair Alley and Patrick Walsh.

Results of the street contest:

1. Axel Cruysberghs (BEL)
2. Louie Lopez (USA)
3. Lem Villemin (GER)

Bowl Highlights

Results of the Death or Glory Bowl Jam presented by Zimtstern:

1. Curren Caples (USA)
2. Jürgen Horrwarth (GER)
3. Julien Benoliel (FRA)

Vert Highlights

Results of the Relentless Vert Jam:

1. Renton Millar (AUS)
2. Jürgen Horrwarth (GER)
3. Jussi Korrhonen (GBR)

Congratulations to all the winners and thanks to everyone that helped make CLASH 2011 such an amazing event. We're already looking forward to 2012!

Arnette's own Pat Duffy won best trick on the Red Bull tech center, and teammate Ryan Decenzo won best trick on the Power Balance stairs, rails and hubba section. Not only are Duffy and Decenzo amazing skaters, but they're also really caring dudes because they donated their winnings - which totaled $8,000 - to Autism Speaks. Nice work, fellas!

Photos via Skateboarder Magazine.

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We’re looking forward to seeing the full parts of Thomas Rentschler, Conny Mirbach, Alex Nennhuber, Flo Hepting, Felix Hergert, Adrian Kuchenreuther, Thomas Janka, Sandro Trovato, Christoph Friedmann, Jonas Rosenbauer and Ben Dillinger in fall 2011!

We’ll keep you posted with more MARVelous stories soon...

Here's what Willy had to say, "Cheers to 20 years skateboarding professionally. Thank you to all that have supported my skateboarding in the past, present and future. I really do appreciate it and I’m truly grateful. You guys are awesome!"

We feel the same way, Willy. Here's hoping for 20 more!

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"I wear sunglasses all the time so it just made sense to get down with Arnette," Appleyard says. "The shades are real tight, some of my homies are on the team, and Duffy is the man."

Welcome aboard, Apples!

Video by: Jason Grillo

Here are some video snippets, but head to the Berrics for the full goods.

Danny Supa strikes me as the type of guy that stays on point both on and off his skateboard. He’s always skated with a lot of power and style, clearly has a good business sense, and has taken full advantage of all of the opportunities that came his way. Those factors seem to weigh heavily on why Danny has managed to maintain as a professional for more than a decade. Despite sponsorship troubles, self-admitted lazy periods, and intermittent lack of coverage; Danny continues to thrive and remain relevant in skateboarding. With clear goals set for himself, Supa is ready to be back in the public eye. I’m looking forward to seeing what he comes up with over the next year or so.

48 Blocks: Where are you from originally and when and how did you get started skateboarding?

Danny: I’m originally from the Bronx New York and I first started skateboarding seriously when I was in Florida living with my dad. My parents separated and me and my sister went to Florida to live with my dad.

48 Blocks: What part of Florida was that?

Danny: It was in Ocala.

For the complete interview with Danny please visit our friends at 48 Blocks.