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Teach Them Well DVD

The Teach Them Well DVD is definitely one of the sickest new aggressive skating videos. It was produced by Triple Threat Collaboration and was filmed and edited by Connor O’Brien, Brent Henderson, and Clayton Woodley. The video features some of California’s finest stunt-men, such as Nick Wood, Connor O’Brien, and Iain Mcleod. And also some of California’s most technical skaters, such as Victor Arias, Damien Wilson, and Jeremy Soderburg.

The first full section featured in the video is an “unknown” skater, Jeremy Soderburg. Jeremy definitely gives you a reason to remember him in this section, with technical tricks and crazy fastslides! Another full profile is on Cameron Card. Now I wasn’t too familiar with his skating before the video, but now I’m a huge fan. He has some clean tricks, big stunts, and one of the biggest disaster back royales that I have ever seen.

Victor Arias is another full section featured in the video. If you don’t know about Victor, you should start to get pretty well acquainted with his skating. Victor has some of the illest tricks, cleanest style, and biggest stunts that I’ve ever seen. You definitely need to check out that section. Connor O’Brien is another featured skater. And need I say more? You know it’s gonna be crazy if Connor has a section! Iain Mcleod is definitely last, but surely not least. He laces some of the sickest tricks that he’s known for, it’s also another section that you really must see for yourself.

Other skaters featured are Jeff Stockwell, Nick Wood, Damien Wilson, Erik Bailey, Michael Collins, Winston Wardwell, and Alex Broskow.

Be sure to pick up the Teach Them Well DVD at your Favorite Rollerblade Skate Shop, Roller Warehouse. It’s definitely a DVD jam packed with sick skating and tons of bonus features. This video is a MUST HAVE for every skater. This is Lineback916…. PEACE!

This entry was posted on Tuesday, March 20th, 2007 at 12:34 pm and is filed under skating, Video, dvd, aggressive, rollerblade. You can subscribe via RSS 2.0 feed to this post's comments. You can comment below, or link to this permanent URL from your own site. Your comments will appear immediately, but I reserve the right to delete innapropriate comments.