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Life nowadays can become hectic and stressful so it’s good to take a moment, breathe in deeply and focus on what’s important. That’s why John Gardener came to Europe to skate, meet new people, and pass on his tools to maintain good mental health. Big S/O to John for doing all of this!

What if god said that video is what you needed? Bronze56k is back with another amazing video celebrating their newest collaboration with DC Shoes. They revived the OG DC Shoes Clocker 2 from back in the days to once again make the chunky-shoe-lovers happy.

As usual, Peter Sidlauskas did a great job editing this one.

Not only one but two videos of John Gardner talking about the importance of our mental health and everything that is coming with that. He is not only simply addressing things but is also giving some advice on things you can do if you feel like something is feeling a little off with you.

Other than watching those videos you can also talk to your friends, family and most importantly a professional therapist if you feel the need to reflect on your own mental health.

Here is JOHN’S JENKEM PIECE that has just came out. As well as some MORE DETAILED ADVICE from Andrew Huberman, published by The Nine Club.

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The title says it all, this is THE Greg Hunt interview! It starts with his skating and ends with his new book about Jason Dill.

It is a slightly longer read but if you are interested in what Greg has to offer you will be delighted!

Go and read the article by clicking this link.

Photo by Ryan Allan.

We always love when skaters have parts that are edited to music that comes from their country, it makes sense that Tiago is skating to a Kamau song. furthermore, if this is what is blasting through Mr. Lemos’ earplugs most of the time it certainly would explain a part of why his skating is so pumped up.

When I first met Thaynan Costa, we were both being shipped to a ghost city in Inner Mongolia / China. One of his sponsors sent us there to skate this random place for 10 days. I had heard of him before, but I didn’t really know who he was. I think at the time he was around 17 years old, maybe 18. It took us about four years to meet again, but this time we decided to meet on more common ground. Recently Enjoi surprised him with his pro-board and even though people say it all the time, it’s true – he really is a professional. When Louie Barletta himself turns you pro, you did something right. Here are our five days of Thaynan Costa.