RollToronto Box Sesh Edit

RollToronto Box Sesh from RollToronto.ca on Vimeo.

Thanks for everyone that came out, it was a great time. And thanks to our sponsors for hooking up prizes: Vibralux, Street Artist, Razors, and Ground Control. The session as so much fun, we hope to have another one soon.

- Dave Ghent

This entry was written by Dave Ghent, posted on July 21, 2010 at 2:03 pm, filed under Session, Video Edit and tagged box sesh, canadian blading, Iceland, mississauga skatepark, rollerblading, toronto blading. Leave a comment or view the discussion at the permalink.

Job Post: Teach rollerblading at the Brampton Skatepark

So I recently got an email from Sean Mindle, the head instructor for inline at the Brampton Park. He’s looking for an instructor this summer to teach rollerblading on Saturday mornings. See his description:

It would only be one day a week, which is Saturday mornings from like 10am to 1pm. There is two age groups, first being ages 10-18 and second being 19+, so the individual needs to enjoy working with children and confident enough to teach adults (Potentially). Staff training begins at the end of April.

If this interests you then send me an email, and I can refer you to him. If I didn’t have a fulltime job I would definitely consider this – it would be a lot of fun. I have taught rollerblading before and it’s truly rewarding. It’s definitely not for the money, but if you enjoy inspiring a young blader then this is for you. But you still get paid to blade!

Send me an email to dave@bramptoncomp.com if you’re interested and I’ll be happy to refer you to Sean.

Also be sure to check out the Brampton Comp which will be happening sometime in June this year.

www.bramptoncomp.com

This entry was written by Dave Ghent, posted on March 15, 2010 at 10:11 am, filed under Brampton Comp and tagged brampton park, rollerblading, teach inline. Leave a comment or view the discussion at the permalink.

How to Brick a Ledge

I have been meaning to make one for a while, and the opportunity finally smacked me in the face. If you’re interested in checking out the ledge, you can find it on our Blading Street Spots tab under Davisville Ledges.

- Dave

How to Brick a Ledge from RollToronto.ca on Vimeo.

This entry was written by Dave Ghent, posted on October 13, 2009 at 9:50 am, filed under Review, Session, Video Edit and tagged blading, bricking a ledge, ledge skating, rollerblading, toronto blading. Leave a comment or view the discussion at the permalink.