Daytona recently got a little facelift in the form of an abstract new concrete skatepark. With a mix of pre-fab and custom cement objects to skate on, it has been packed everyday for the past few months, giving all the delinquents in Daytona a place to lurk. This past Sexpo weekend a few of the RND guys and I headed to the park and got to film a little something. Unfortunately it was the windiest day of the year, and the park happens to be right on the water, so it was practically impossible to skate. Look forward to a full length little ‘tage at the new Daytona park coming soon. Check Johan Stuckey, Ryan Croak, Jack Moran, Ryan O’Connor, and Ian Rosenberg warming up the new park.

This past January the Surf Expo rolled into town once again. This year was a bit different. I had a chance to design the course with Ryan O’Connor and Jack Moran. Our ideas didn’t come out exactly as planned, but the consensus was that it was the best Expo setup so far. Unfortunately, the dude from Kona set up the contest bogus, and Orlando didn’t even have a single shop competing in the contest HELD IN OUR OWN TOWN. Yeah, real wack. Also seeing as there was a huge contest going on, with hundreds of skateboarders flying over the course at all hours of the day, filming was at a minimum (unless I had opted to film dad cam from hella far away). Still left the expo with a solid quick clip for your viewing pleasure. Check Chris Blake, Jonny Scianneaux, Johan Stuckey, Ryan O’Connor, and Ian Rosenberg shred the course I spent hours of my life(that I will never get back) painting the beautiful color red. Big thanks to Team Pain!

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