Dodge Skatepark taught me that perfection is overrated. In its cracks and chaos, I found grit, creativity, and a whole new way of seeing my city. What others called crust, we called home. In crust, we trust.

Kayla Michelle Cufone’s skating journey is rooted in resilience, passion, and self-discovery. Born in 2002 and proudly Italian, she returned to skating after years of dance, gymnastics, and figure skating, turning movement into both an outlet and a form of healing. What started as a personal decision to do something for herself quickly became a deep commitment to quad skating and community.

What started as mother-daughter skating became MomShredHers, a supportive community where moms try new things, build confidence, and rediscover their sense of adventure in a fun and encouraging space.

Back to the Ridge. Twenty years later, skateboarding gave me the same escape it did as a teen and a courage I did not know I still had.

Skateboarding was my first love, until I was told it wasn’t meant for girls. Years later, I found my way back to the concrete through rollerskating, rediscovering confidence, community, and joy. This is a story about reclaiming movement, breaking expectations, and learning that it’s never too late to roll again.

The countdown to the 2026 Winter Olympics is on! From snowboarding halfpipe flips to ice skating spins, the athletes are ready to make history.

We’ll keep you up to date on everything Winter Olympics this year, with every run, jump, and landing.

TRY IT is a 45-minute FLINTA* skate documentary that captures what skateboarding feels like. Set in Hanover, the film follows the city’s first FLINTA* skate camps and documents how a new, supportive scene is growing from the ground up.

Releasing on 15 January, TRY IT is an invitation to take up space, try something new, and experience skateboarding as a place of empowerment, community, and safety.

Jacob Rosenberg’s EPICENTER captures Embarcadero Plaza at its peak, preserving the tricks, style, and energy that defined a generation. It reminds us where skateboarding came from and inspires the skaters pushing forward today.

From social media to skateparks, more girls are starting skateboarding this year and changing the culture for good. We break down the key reasons women’s skateboarding is growing and why now is the perfect time for girls to start skating.

Lau Skates Shit is a roller skater and visual artist known for high energy skate edits and surreal, emotionally driven artwork. Skating since childhood, Lau blends fluid movement with a fun-first approach, using both skating and art as powerful forms of self-expression.

Eve Kovac (@outdoor.eve) lives for motion — skating, surfing, climbing, biking, and skiing her way through life. Her journey is pure adventure: freedom, community, and the thrill of every new horizon.

Winter surfing in the UK and Europe is an unforgettable adventure for girls seeking waves, community, and growth. From the iconic beaches of Cornwall to the powerful reef breaks of Portugal, discover the best winter surf spots, essential gear, and tips to stay safe while riding chilly waves. Embrace the thrill of winter surfing and make every wave count.

Winter does not have to mean staying off your board. Cold muscles are more prone to injury, but with the right warm-up, skaters and surfers can stay agile, strong, and ready for action. These 10 winter warm-up routines activate your muscles, improve mobility, and get your heart pumping, so you can perform at your best even in freezing conditions.

Camilla is the creative force behind SkatingFairyRolls and founder of ManilaSk8Dance. Blending movement, artistry, and community, she brings fairy-inspired magic to Manila’s roller skating scene—gracefully flowing, fiercely coaching, and inspiring every step of the way.

London-based pro skater Helena Long is known for her bold style and passion for pushing boundaries. She’s not only mastering tricks but also paving the way for women in skateboarding. Her journey is all about creativity, resilience, and nonstop stoke and we’re excited to share it with you.

“Skateboarding was always rebellion for me. It was illegal in my house—so it became sacred.”
– Firefly Oshenisis

From skating in secret to building a full creative universe of music, fashion, and flow, Firefly Oshenisis is reshaping what it means to be a skater. “Everything I do is connected, my board, my art, my energy. I’m not here to fit in. I’m here to vibe.”

Skateboarding can be a fun and healthy outlet for kids — but safety is key. With the right gear, supervision, and a smart approach, it can be both safe and rewarding. This quick guide will help you get your child rolling with confidence and care.

Skateboarding is more than a sport, t’s a global community built on passion, inclusivity, and self-expression. No matter your background, if you’ve got love for skating, you belong. From breaking down barriers to creating space for everyone to thrive, skate culture welcomes all who ride.

Connect festival, an exciting new international event dedicated to skateboarding culture and its connection to urban planning. It's going to be a perfect blend of culture, art, and skateboarding, with exhibitions, conferences, video premieres, workshops, and concerts.