At an age when most kids are decapitating Barbies or chewing on Legos, Minna Stess was already competing in skate competitions. Read more about her 10 years of skating now.
Ever wonder where your favorite skaters sesh? On this week’s Skate Diaries, one half of the duo – TheySkate, Schaab shares where they literally skate.
When it comes to building a community in skateboarding, we have a lot to learn from the directors of froSkate. Founded by Karlie Thorton, froSkate is a Womyn and POC–centered skate crew based in Chicago. It took less than an hour for me to be fully convinced that Karlie and her Co-Coordinator, L.Brew are the key to the future of skateboarding.
Buying your first setup is a huge milestone in your journey into skating. We put your questions into words to help expand your knowledge of the board.
For many girls in India, skating provides freedom from gender and class norms. Vandana K takes us through the experiences of different skaters and how skateboarding has changed their lives.
Here at Quell, we often talk about Liv Collins and her work with Sk8babes, but when putting together an issue about community there was no one who better defined building a safe and uplifting space in skateboarding. We sat down with Liv to really dive deeper into some of the areas in skateboarding she’s most passionate about.
Proper Gnar’s founder, Latosha Stone, uses her artistic point of view bring a fresh and powerful perspective to both skateboarding and the way women of color are depicted in artwork. Read our Issue 006 interview now.
Whether it’s traditional skateboarding or ice skating, Black Girls Skate is full of inspiration. We sat down with DJ Gooden and Nicole Humphrey to learn more.
Injuries in skateboarding are inevitable. Hannah Lee discusses a different approach to curing the mental blocks of healing.
How NYC has influenced fashion designer and founder of Nayf and Wavey style and skating.
