Alex Broskow went to New York City and skated it like only he can. Masterful full speed stylish moves were captured as he shredded some iconic NY spots as well as found some unseated territory.
BRECKENRIDGE — It was just a tap on the back of the helmet from a buddy. But it sent freeskiing superstar Justin Dorey tumbling, once again, into darkness.
“Each time the recovery time would double,” said Dorey, whose career of podiums was earned despite countless crashes and at least a dozen concussions that eventually left him huddling in a dark room, all but incapacitated. “It’s ridiculous how small of an impact it takes to take me out for a year and a half.”
The issue of concussions are front and center in the world of sports, thanks largely to well-publicized … More
With planet Earth being close to 25,000 miles round, James “Jimmy” Hofmann can say he has skated around the world — “and then some.”
Hofmann, a St. Cloud native, has been skating close to 30 years now, and just last week logged over 30,000 miles on his inline skates.
Hofmann will tell you it’s been a memorable 30,000 miles, too. While he’s logged many miles in St. Cloud, Hofmann has also skated Venice Beach in California, the Las Vegas strip, around Mexico, and in Old City Jerusalem and Tel Aviv, Israel … More
With a victory in Finland, Cameron Naasz can do what no American has ever managed to do in Ice Cross Downhill – win a world championship. Reigning world champion Scott Croxall hit his stride last year in Finland – will Naasz do the same on the tour’s only natural ice track of the season? Croxall looks to cut Naasz’ early season victory hopes and making it a true showdown of potential champions as the season draws to an exciting midway point in northern Europe.