JonMeadows
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Hey, I would like for you to watch this WHOLE video then read the rest. Thanks!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qIDrPlx4YZI&feature=channel_page
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qIDrPlx4YZI&feature=channel_page
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qIDrPlx4YZI&feature=channel_page
PLEASE READ ALL OF THIS! Thanks....
This is a video of a recent interview of Aaron Ross. If you don't know who he is, he is a PRO
BMXer. Throughout this video he expresses the expansion and growth of BMXing. He talks about
all the drama in BMX, the newer riders, sponsorships, and other important things.....
Although this doesn't "technically" involve scootering, it relates to the sport so much. In time
some riders will have sponsorships from shoes companies, clothing companies, and our very own
scootering companies. More and more companies will be involved in making more parts and open up
other venues. As a rider myself I would like to think scootering will be the next of the "come-up" sports
just like skateboarding did and now BMX. We have already started up new companies/teams, signature
parts, and "specific only" scootering parts (EXAMPLES:SCS, ICS, Bars, Fork, etc.)
Look guys, the sport is growing pretty fast and its okay for it too. I notice how a lot of you guys say that
you don't really want for scootering to grow, but why? Its understandable that you want it to be low key but
we have already started to get some recognition, why destroy our potential that we all have created?
What if scootering blows up to be as big as skateboarding one day? We will be the first of the community
to been known to start up the sport and go down in history. Once was known as a kids toy will become a
professional sport, just like skateboarding and BMX. We don't realize how much potential we have as a
community. We already have some publicity and more and more is to come.
The whole point of this thread is to show that every sport went through a "tough" time and was slow starting up.
Skateboarding did back in the day and so did BMX. Yes there will be drama and more of that is to come as well.
Its part of a sport growing but its all for the better after all. At the end of the day, we all are riders. We need to
man up and learn to not only respect each other but to respect the sport.
For those who watched the whole video and read this whole thing, thanks means a lot and you have my respect.
Could you please not argue about things I posted (such as saying "OMG ICS is in BMX too") instead express
how you feel about the progression of the sport of scootering. Thanks agian.
-Jon Meadows
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qIDrPlx4YZI&feature=channel_page
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qIDrPlx4YZI&feature=channel_page
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qIDrPlx4YZI&feature=channel_page
PLEASE READ ALL OF THIS! Thanks....
This is a video of a recent interview of Aaron Ross. If you don't know who he is, he is a PRO
BMXer. Throughout this video he expresses the expansion and growth of BMXing. He talks about
all the drama in BMX, the newer riders, sponsorships, and other important things.....
Although this doesn't "technically" involve scootering, it relates to the sport so much. In time
some riders will have sponsorships from shoes companies, clothing companies, and our very own
scootering companies. More and more companies will be involved in making more parts and open up
other venues. As a rider myself I would like to think scootering will be the next of the "come-up" sports
just like skateboarding did and now BMX. We have already started up new companies/teams, signature
parts, and "specific only" scootering parts (EXAMPLES:SCS, ICS, Bars, Fork, etc.)
Look guys, the sport is growing pretty fast and its okay for it too. I notice how a lot of you guys say that
you don't really want for scootering to grow, but why? Its understandable that you want it to be low key but
we have already started to get some recognition, why destroy our potential that we all have created?
What if scootering blows up to be as big as skateboarding one day? We will be the first of the community
to been known to start up the sport and go down in history. Once was known as a kids toy will become a
professional sport, just like skateboarding and BMX. We don't realize how much potential we have as a
community. We already have some publicity and more and more is to come.
The whole point of this thread is to show that every sport went through a "tough" time and was slow starting up.
Skateboarding did back in the day and so did BMX. Yes there will be drama and more of that is to come as well.
Its part of a sport growing but its all for the better after all. At the end of the day, we all are riders. We need to
man up and learn to not only respect each other but to respect the sport.
For those who watched the whole video and read this whole thing, thanks means a lot and you have my respect.
Could you please not argue about things I posted (such as saying "OMG ICS is in BMX too") instead express
how you feel about the progression of the sport of scootering. Thanks agian.
-Jon Meadows
