With so many talents in and around the Bryggeriet’s Gymnasium, it only makes sense to get the people together and make a skate video. The future is bright! S/O to John Dahlquist and Steffen Austerheim for doing so much for the scene and still getting clips in the streets.
Check out Pocket’s “Followed” to get an exclusive look inside the school.
A very informative look behind the scenes of the only school that skaters actually voluntarily apply for. S/O to Pocket & John D the legend.
For those who don’t know, John Dahlquist is a teacher at the Bryggeriet skate school in Malmö and he is one of the people responsible for the upcoming of Oscar Säfström, Axel Källmén, Heitor da Silva & Gabriel Viking who are also featured in this video part. Congratulations, John! Keep the fire burning.
Filmed and edited by Jacob Hansson.
Anthony Roscini brings us his new edit with some seen and some unseen clips. It’s always a treat to watch videos out of Malmö, Sweden. Apparently Anthony is working on something new..
Office favorite and all-around good dude Sondre Mortensen has teamed up with another office favorite and good dude Jacob Hansson. Watch this 2019 swagger as we prepare for what is coming down the pipe in 2021!
Photo by Axel Källmén.
Sometimes you wonder if the people in Malmö are on a similar cycle. One puts out a video and there are like 2 or 3 in the wings about to drop.
Anyway Anthony is a cool dude and a good filmer and the people in this edit are for sure worth watching.
Featuring:
Gustav Tønnesen, Vincent Huhta, Albert Nyberg, Josef Scott Jatta and many more.
He is not from Philly but he is kinda ill, especially on the weekend!
Watch more David Lindberg here.
Sweden and Malmö in particular seems to be the gift that keeps on giving. This one has some HIGH-level skating mixed with the goods musically, reminiscent of Danijel Stankovic’ part in Neverwhere.
Featuring:
Axel Källmén, Eric Hedberg, Mateo Bergil, Alex “Plankton Andersson, David Lindahl, Moshe Beskow, Eliott Toiminen, Axel Berggren and Jonathan Sjöberg.
The Dorks went and stayed out of the zone but in transition…. Showing us the wonderful world of the Malmö miniramp.
Amazing the level of people in Sweden, Axel comes out swinging and puts out a put that has our heads turning waiting for what is next.
Baeonci is back with a new edit featuring all of our favorite skaters. We will be back in CPH/Malmö soon, hit our line.
Feat.: Heitor Da Silva, Ville Wester, Axel Berggren, Vincent Huhta & many more.
We usually don’t really post contest results but that one is a special one. Once again Oski managed to take first place at the Vans Park Series World Championships Finals in Salt Lake City and he basically did that with a Wheelie. Pure magic!
Another instant classic by our homies from Sweden. Poetic Collective’s very own Samuel Norgren & Johan Bergljung are in the mix feat. PC’s boss man Tom Botwid.
How does one define what one’s eyes see but cannot comprehend? That is the feeling we left with just moments after Pedro Barros finished his run.
Photos by Conny Mirbach.
Text by Roland Hoogwater.
The two days before, he was hardly even trying to practice, no 540 attempts, switch pushing through the bowl or even one attempt to bigspin-flip indy his way into the top spot. If you would have asked me what Pedro was working on I would have told you that he was perfecting his flat ground game and in particular his nollie flips.
But when the cameras turned on and just when Cory Juneau thought he had it in the bag, Mr. Barros stepped in, showed his cards and surprisingly it was a royal flush. Two more people took their runs afterwards but they won’t be remembered or even mentioned in the history books.
Every VPS event we go to has seen shocking moments, it is almost a tradition, one that Oskar “Oski” Rozenberg adheres to. Last year in Sweden, he, with one simple flick shuffled the entire board and claimed both the top spot, the money and the hearts of the people by clearing the box with a giant kickflip.
In true Swedish fashion about 30 minutes later he calmly climbed on his bike and cycled home with the rest of the Rozenberg family, he probably cooked dinner after and closed the day by watching some Netflix.
Both the 2017 and now defending ’18 champions seem to be aware and present when they need to be and just when the crowd has started to accept the reality that one person might win they manage to alter the course by simply grabbing the moment, the board and the crown.
A simple but special occurrence which makes the VPS worth watching until the very end… or until we do it all over again in August.
Special thanks go out to VANS for the support.
