200-Mile Skate Central Lakes – St Cloud Minnesota Race 2021!
https://www.tapatalk.com/groups/pavedwave/skate-central-lakes-endurance-festival-2021-t4255.html
Mostly Locals Pandemic Miami Ultraskate 2021
The 9th Miami Ultraskate went off and several records were broken. Joe Mazzone finished with 313.9 miles, eclipsing Rick Pronk’s 313.17 mile record set just a few years ago in the Netherlands. SUP+ record went to Phillip Scearce, fastest lap record to Jeffrey Vyain, female SUP to Julia Seifer-Smith, and 50+ age bracket to Mitchell Pascual — 275 miles!!
I didn’t attend or promote this event in advance as I personally didn’t think it was smart to fly around the country at that time (hence the “Mostly Locals” moniker) but let’s hope for a safer 2022.
Social Distancing LDP! (with GPS apps)
https://www.tapatalk.com/groups/pavedwave/viewtopic.php?p=29538#p29538
Centennial Sk8 Fest 2020 (Arlington WA)
Many of you have asked about this year’s Centennial Sk8 Fest. We had been planning for (the same weekend as in years prior): August 15-16, 2020. We’ll keep you posted in the coming weeks as the world heals, as to our plans regarding the races. Meanwhile, stay well. Stay connected. Find beauty and strength every day.
Miami Ultraskate and PUSH! Film Premiere 2020
https://www.webscorer.com/race?raceid=208281
Dutch Ultra 2019
http://www.dutchdistanceskaters.com/dutch-ultraskate-2019/
Miami Ultraskate 2019
Joe Mazzone joins the 300+ Mile Club!
FULL RESULTS:
http://jms.racetecresults.com/results.aspx?CId=16370&RId=352
https://www.tapatalk.com/groups/pavedwave/miami-ultraskate-january-19th-2019-t3871.html
STP 2018
2018 Ultraskate World Rankings Update Coming!
A dynamic database version of World Rankings is in the works. In the meantime, here are the final results for the three major Ultraskates of 2018.
French LeMans 2018
Miami Homestead Speedway 2018
New 24-hour World Records at Dutch Ultra 2017:
Rick Pronk – 313 miles
Saskia Tromp – 262 miles
http://www.dutchdistanceskaters.com/ultraskate/live-results/
Rubbing my eyes, wondering if this is correct. INCREDIBLE!!
Congrats to Kyle Yan and Jonathan Koning join the 300-mile club!
Congrats Rosanne de Lange for cracking the 250-mile barrier!
Check the 2017 Summer LDP Events!
https://pavedwave.wordpress.com/events/
Jake Freed
Jake attempted to break Rob Thomson’s World Record (7,555 miles) skating the most continuous miles on a skateboard. When Rob calculated his mileage this was over China, Europe and the US. Rob’s cross-US portion was 3436 miles, so Jake planned to double-back (and maybe do some extracurricular miles) to surpass the record.
Update 7.2.17: From some accidents and chiropractic advice on the road, Jake’s following docs orders and packing it up early. A solid attempt, rest and recover Jake!
Miami Ultraskate 2017 was off the hook!
Check the Ultraskate link!
Don’t-Trip Dan’s Bennett-like”Bhangra” LDP truck is under test!
Several skaters are hitting the roads and pumping some serious distances on these, to help in vetting final design tweaks. Butter-smooth feel and a refined “dive”, put a precision twist on the 1975 truck!
_________________________
Dutch Ultra 2016
Rick Pronk joins the 300+ milers, and New Women’s World Records set!
The 24-hour Ultraskate World Rankings are now updated with results from June’s Dutch Ultra!!
– Rick Pronk joins the 300+ mile monsters
– Rosanne de Lange sets the new Women’s World Record
– Two more women join the 200-mile club
– Vandraboys set a new Team World Record
– Friendships and Ultraskate family grows!
Rick Pronk nearly ties Andy’s 309.5-mile record! Technically it was the length of the laps of the track that kept him from “officially” being tied, as there were several minutes left on the clock, just not enough time for that critical last lap!
Rosanna de Lange, new Women’s World Record Ultraskater – 221 miles!!
New 4-man Team World Record from the Vandra boys. 318.7 miles!!
_________________________
Dutch Ultraskate 2016 Registration!
http://www.dutchdistanceskaters.com/ultraskate-2016/register/
https://www.facebook.com/events/1049208588436374/
Dutch Ultraskate 2015 – Video by Bas Postema
_________________________
300-mile barrier smashed at Miami Ultraskate 2016!!
Andy Andras (309 mi) and Eric Palmer (305 mi)
Eric Palmer’s Blog / Nutrition Plan for Ultra 2016
http://www.littlebackpackbigworld.com/eric/ultraskate/
_________________________
ULTRASKATE MIAMI 2016
FEB 26th-27th, 2016
https://events.hakuapp.com/ultraskate-miami-2016
https://www.facebook.com/events/386978718155494/
_________________________
THANKS to the Dutch crew especially for being so patient. I’ve finally updated the Worldwide Rankings for Ultraskate on the RECORDS page. Thank you again Lennart for the diligence on the data!
_________________________
_________________________
_________________________
LADIGA 3rd Year – Madness!!
Everyone has made it back and they held the final Awards Ceremony, once again Paul Kent takes 1st for men and Colleen Pelech for the ladies. Congrats to everyone who made it through to the other side!!
_________________________
Skateboarding is art
_________________________
_________________________
BLUE SKY MILE CHALLENGE
http://thisispushculture.com/events/blue-sky-mile
This event is Friday Oct. 19th – The day before the Broadway Bomb in NYC — Registration closes at midnight Oct. 18th.
The current 1 mile record was set by Marc Juvinall at 3:46 during the Morrow Bay Mile last summer in California. This time has already been beat by multiple NYC skaters in practice, and is guaranteed to be blown away the day of the event. So even if you don’t make it into the race bracket it’s ok – you’ll know where you stand among the fastest push racers in the world!
_________________________
EARL STOUT III takes on the Chief Ladiga Challenge in May
Distance skater and cancer survivor
_________________________
CHIEF LADIGA IS COMING!
http://www.ncdsa.com/contest_registration.asp?ContestID=525
_________________________
Some inspiration from Billy Coale
William Coale posted to “The Chief Ladiga Silver Comet Skate Challenge” (Facebook)
I wrote this message to Earl Stout III this morning, and thought it may be worth sharing with everyone …
Earl – I am sending you my thoughts about this years race, and my reflection on last years…the 188mi C.L.S.C. 3 day race –
A survival guide :
188miles is not an easy distance to wrap your mind around, nor is it an easy distance to cover, BUT if you think you can, you are probably right. So how?
Be Prepared! Last year I was not prepared. I began day 1 (37mi), in 90 degree heat, with nothing but a gel pack, while everyone else had camelbaks. You need a camelbak. Preferrably one with a 2Litre bladder. I had a 1 litre last year and had to end up bumming fluids off Andras on day 2, and using Marions pack on day three after he was injured on day 2. Also, get a camelbak that has enough room for you to carry some food.
Drink before you are thirsty. Drink Before you are thirsty, Drink before you are thirsty.
Have some gels on hand for day 3
…
What helped me get through the race last year when I was alone and times were tough was not to think about the distance at all. Just being there, present, focusing on all my senses and the environment around me helped the miles just tick on by.
This becomes important on day 3 on the way back, knowing you have to retrace your steps from the previous two days. So, break everything down into baby steps. Landmark goals, food rewards, make it a fun game basically.
My goal this year is to be prepared, race smart, and enjoy the experience of being with 50 people doing the same challenge over three days.
The experience will be what you make it. Be prepared so you can enjoy the ride. The rest is just you vs. you. vs. your board vs. your environment..
In the end – this event is absolutely cleansing. After all that pain – life is good.
Let me know your thoughts – peace
-Will
_________________________
Portland OR P-Town Throwdown to Benefit FOOD BANK!
May 20th, 2012
Will ROBSKEY take it again?
Sign up on NCDSA
http://www.ncdsa.com/contest_registration.asp?ContestID=540#signup
_________________________
The Adrenalina splash of 2011 was brilliant strategy, making skateboarding industry waves and grabbing attention. In 2012 if they lower the overall payout, reduce the entry fee a little, and choose just a few longboard-centric locations, I believe they would draw much bigger crowds of racers this year, and make their organizational part more affordable and sustainable. Most of our distance skateboarding community’s into the event and energy of racing more than huge payoffs — I’m eternally grateful how they brought so many friends and fellow skaters together last year! In 2012 I think they can afford to lower the cash and be even bigger.
Major props again to Jonathan “Joner” Strauss, the visionary that brought skateboard marathoning to the mainstage, and to Zalman Lekach and others who ran with the baton.
Great thing is we have a lot more grassroots races popping up all over– but with last year’s momentum I really HOPE Adrenalina can pull off another year!
https://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Adrenalina-Skateboard-Marathon/155345477884304
_________________________
Been seeing a lot more Subsonics on my morning Seattle commutes, and I know a lot of skaters World-wide who love his work as well.
Much deserved praise to the man, Scott Moore!
Subsonic Skateboards from Adam Stolte on Vimeo.
_________________________
pavedwave.org has been slowly migrating to wordpress. Treks and Events pages have been added. Gear pages are still on the way with updates! The original pages are still here –
Thanks to all on the PW FORUM who are blowing up distance skateboarding!! cheers -james
_________________________
CodePink How To Pump – now on the Pavedwave Channel – thanks Vlad!
_________________________
“That’s fantastic. I’ve never heard of that before,” said Michael Brooke, publisher of the Canada-based skateboarding magazine Concrete Wave. “I’ve heard of people pumping … but that’s unusual if they’re going for miles and miles.” – 5/17/03, The Seattle Times
2005 World Record – 25 miles pumping without a foot down!
Derek Munson rides the MS Skate almost-marathon with two bicycle escorts stopping traffic and thwarting other impediments.
The Original Pavedwave articles by Peters and Munson
- Cyber Mile – log your current pump mile, and track your improvements over the year!
- 100-mile week – motions in pumping are centered around the core — the abs, back, and spine…
- Morning commute – “…this ride helped define my quest…”
- Broken Kingpins –“…took its toll learning limitations of the hardware…”
- Long Distance no-touch ride – “…Wahooey! — Redmond to Woodinville without a touch in between. …”
- Cure The Carve Addiction –“.. no longer a hill to climb…you never have to leave the board….”
- Maintaining momentum –“…efficiencies and motions for building momentum…”
- Something Profound – “…the universe is in a total paradox… “
- Vertical Gears –“…this changed my ideas on approaching hills…”
- LDP II “…a style developed by Tahitians in 900 A.D…“
- LDP I “…like trying to explain garlic to a guy without a tongue…”
pavedwave.org 