The Ultimate Skateboarding Battle
Etnies presents, The Ultimate Skateboarding Battle
Contact Info:
Alex Yang
etnies Footwear
949.460.2020
The Ultimate Skateboarding Battle
Pro's Battle It Out in the First-Ever Skateboarding Team Contest
Pitting Goofy Foot Riders Against Regular Foot Riders
WHAT: Etnies is proud to present The Goofy versus Regular (GvR) of Skateboarding, a team competition based on skateboarding stance - unlike any other contest in history! GvR will bring together the world's very best professional skaters grouped by stance to compete as a team in the first and only event to reveal which stance is better - Goofy Foot or Regular Foot! Sanctioned by the World Cup of Skateboarding.
Goofy Foot (right foot forward) or Regular Foot (left foot forward).
WHEN: Friday, October 8th through Sunday, October 10, 2004.
Festival Village featuring food, vendor and art exhibits open throughout weekend. Live music and special artists provided by Epitaph Records(Saturday and Sunday only).
An entire weekend of skateboarding contests culminating in the GvR of Skateboarding competition.
Friday: etnies Bowl Masters (Traditional skateboarding bowl contest)
5 pm -7 pm
etnies GvR pro practice (Pre-contest rider interviews available)
12 pm - 4 pm
Saturday: Hometown Heros Finals (National Amateur contest finale)
9 am - 12:30 pm
GvR Team Tryouts (Pro riders will be vying for team placement)
Sunday: GvR of Skateboarding
3 pm - 7 pm
WHERE: etnies Skatepark of Lake Forest
20028 Lake Forest Drive
Lake Forest, CA
Street closure on Lake Forest Drive between Rancho and the 241 S. Tollway.
Special parking available to media off of the Rancho and Windrow Drive.
WHO: 100 professional skateboarders have been invited. Invited guests include: Eric Koston, Andrew Reynolds, Rodrigo TX, Bastien Salabanzi, Ryan Sheckler, and more
12,000 people expected to attend throughout the weekend.
WHY: Since the dawn of time, man has, by natural individual instinct, been either left-handed or right-handed, left brained or right-brained - goofy or regular. That's right, goofy or regular! From the moment the first skateboard was ever stepped on, the left foot or right foot was placed first, debuting the birth of stance.
Though all skateboarders were created equal, an age-old unspoken question remains: Which stance is better? It's time to find out!
The Skateboard Mag and Skateboarder Magazine are co-presenting with etnies. etnies thanks its generous partners SoBe, Epitaph, Fuel TV and the City of Lake Forest.