A pool’s initial design is to hold water in terms of swimming versus a bowl’s design (in skateboarding terms) is meant to hold skateboarding. So in terms of design intentions, the pool and bowl are completely separate entities although they serve similar purposes in that they are designed to contain some thing (namely H20 & Skateboarding).
Ridiculous surely lived up to her name this past weekend as her contours were caressed by some of skateboarding’s best…
Salba & Bob. Photo: Toby Burger 2010
Salba, on a good one. Photo: Toby Burger 2010
Ozzy drops in while Bruno shoots video. Photo: Toby Burger 2010
Eduardo, Scooping a Backside Disaster over the lip. Photo: Toby Burger 2010
Marcello, getting ridiculous over the stairs and into the deep. Photo: Toby Burger 2010
Marcello, Lien to tail over stairs. Photo: Toby Burger 2010
Marcello, Frontside Ollie. Photo: Toby Burger 2010
Marcello, Lipslide Over Stairs. Photo: Toby Burger
Marcello, Frontside Ollie-over light. Photo: Toby Burger 2010
Marcello, Lipslide over light. Photo: Toby Burger 2010
Marcello, Frontside Air. Photo: Toby Burger 2010
Bad Billy, Drop in. Photo: Toby Burger 2010
Bad Billy, Frontside Grind. Photo: Toby Burger 2010
Scouting locations. Photo: Toby Burger
Not every pool we come across will get skated. While contemplating the variables, things like logistics and usability weigh in. The overall risk is evaluated and if the pros out weigh the cons then well maybe the pool will get ridden, carved and grinded or maybe not…
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