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Egonomics Clothing Pics and Update!

2012-02-12T18:04:00.000-08:00

Our friends at Egonomics have been doing some interesting things! A bunch of their sick tees are on sale right now so go check them out!

http://www.egonomicsclothing.com/

Also be sure to check out JSmooth who is a great artist. (Look under the "music" heading)

Another thing I want to mention is their blog is pretty great too. They have posted some cool and interesting videos like "Motorcycle Vs. Car Drift Battle".
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These pictures make sick skateboarding wallpapers!

Credit goes to http://www.facebook.com/#!/MarkAndrewGPhotography

Lush 2012 Catalog!

2012-02-09T16:57:00.000-08:00

Lush Longboards is a underrated company which needs more attention! They have a variety of different boards for different styles of riding and are priced right. Their slide gloves are also priced really well and are awesome for shredding! The Lush Elevator and Symbian are some of the nicest looking freeride boards I have ever seen and the Wizard/Legend are like Bhangra alternatives that can also go fast as heck down hills. Check out their 2012 lineup!

Kebbek 2012 Lineup

2012-02-09T16:38:00.000-08:00

Many board companies are brnging out their 2012 boards and Kebbek really has a nice looking lineup coming out.

(Click pic to enlarge)

All the Kebbek boards look really nice but I am especially looking forward to the Ben Dubreuil board. You don't know how the concave feels until you stand on it! The kicks also look very generous.

Kebbek boards tend to be super durable and are worth every penny. If your board is somehow damaged, their customer service is very fast and helpful. Congratulations Kebbek on 20 years!

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A Guide for Writing Sponsorship Requests (DANIEL HAWES)

2012-01-29T15:38:00.000-08:00

This guide was created entirely by Daniel Hawes. Check him out and like his page.
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Dani-Hawes/311759318855636?sk=wall#!/pages/Dani-Hawes/311759318855636

This man is amazing. He sent in a sponsorship request to Rayne and look where he is now!

Also, this guide was written for longboarders but it works for pretty much all sports.
One thing I want to mention is you should get out there, have fun, and get experience. Get out and meet other riders and shred with them. Stay stoked!
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Introduction: Things To Consider

So, you have been skating for a while now. Participated in some races, gone to some free rides, met some rad people from your countries scene and you think you want to start taking things to the next level by getting some support from your favourite companies? Here you can find out some info on the best way to go about seeking out potential sponsorship and how best to approach companies.

First off, let me say this. If you are a grommy grom (or older but it's mainly kids who are guilty of this) who has only been skating for the past year then it's not worth your effort. Just because you learn't how to coleman slide within a month and do a standup 180 in 2 months does not mean you are ready to be sponsored, even if mum and dad did let you race in that one outlaw once... You have a lot of crashing to do, a lot of shit to eat, a lot of traveling to pay for, a lot of work hours to do, and a lot of saving money to do. I have lived off 2 minute noodles for years to save enough money to travel and race and until you are as malnourished as I am, just keep skating and learning. (Click to read on)

For those of you who have been starving themselves to death to pay for travel, gear and races and for those of you who have had their fair share of gnarly crashes and scary situations, this is for you.

First things first, don't ask what a company can do for you. Ask what you can do for your (chosen) company. Being sponsored isn't about getting free gear and money, it is about working for that company and representing them as best as you know how. Potential sponsors are looking for people who are key members of their local scenes, people who have a positive record of putting on events, traveling, participating, making videos, taking photos and just being a rad person who people enjoy. If you skate with the same 5 guys every weekend and have never met any other riders or put any effort into attending events and getting yourself out there then start working on that for the next year or more and come back to this article then.

Best Options For You:

OK, so you have been skating for the past 2 to 4 years or hopefully more. You have integrated yourself into your local and your national scene. You have worked yourself to the bone and given up hard drugs, pubs and good times so that you can travel and skate with new people in new communities. You could probably use some extra help now from your favourite company so that you may crack an egg in the frying pan once a week and take a break from your normal diet of 2 minute noodles.

The first step is to ask yourself, ''which companies are most likely to be interested in me''. The best places to start looking are local companies. Try your local skateshop. I am not talking about your local money hoarding surf shop which stocks everything that will make a quick buck, but an actual skate shop run by actual skaters, who refuse to sell out and start mass stocking scooters and rip sticks just to make dough. Finding sponsors is very much like finding work. It is a proven fact that you are more likely to gain employment if you currently have a job, you are more likely to to pick up woman if you wear a wedding ring. The same applies with seeking sponsors. If you can find a local and preferably small company to have a relationship with then a year down the track you are able to prove to the next company you apply to that you are capable of representing brands in a positive manner and that other businesses think you are worth spending time and money on. Start small and work your way up. Don't send your first requests to Gatorade or Coca-Cola, choose small and local companies who will benefit from your ''work''.

Where To Begin:

As I mentioned before, finding sponsors is much like finding employment. Many of the same rules apply and thinking of it this way will make things a bit easier to comprehend. First thing to do is of course, find the company you wish to apply to. Do a little research on the company, find out what they are about and what they do, study their facebook and most importantly their website.

After you have done a bit of research it's time to make first contact. All websites will have contact information on them. If there is a phone number, ring it and do the following. It's faster. If you are having trouble finding them, scroll down to the bottom of the home page and look at the small writing, there should be contact details there. Don't send your request and information to this generic email. It will likely be an email like ''bobsbiscuits@info.com''. There is a couple of reasons not to send your request to bobs biscuits. Firstly is that whoever is paid to answer the @info emails is probably being paid 5 bucks an hour and has no interest in you, the company they work for or reading through your letter and looking at your photos. The second, is that quite often emails from strange addresses will automatically be sent to the spam folder and there is a chance it wont be seen which would be a shame after all the hard work you have put into it.

Send an email to the @info address which says:

''To whom it may concern,

I was hoping to send an email to your company in regards to potential sponsorship opportunities and I was wondering who the best person to contact would be and how I would might contact them.

Sincerely,

Yo mama''

Of course if the email address is Steve@info.com then your email will start with ''To Steve'' or ''Dear Steve'' depending on how comfortable you are with your sexuality...

Your initial email should be nothing more than what is above. It is simple and tells Ms. secretary exactly what you want which makes her job easier. Copy and paste what I have written above and use it. I promise you that you will receive a positive response from it every time with the information you are looking for. Once you have your response, which will normally come back pretty quickly send another email back to Ms. Secretary thanking her. Again, not long winded just,

''Thanks for that Ms Secretary, I will get onto Steve right away.

Sincerely,

Yo mama''

First Contact:

OK, now it's business time! You have your reply from Ms. Secretary. She is all hot for you for making her job so easy and she has sent you an email, phone number and a name. She has also sent you an email, phone number and name of the person you should contact about sponsorship... Haha, see what I did there?

Now you need to get your writing skills on. No ''LOL'', ''ROFL'', ''C U 2MOZ''. I am talking about writing like a human being, and creating something that doesn't restrict the ability to be comprehend it's message to snot nosed little teenagers. You are writing a job application, remember that.

When you write a job application, there is a specific way to do it and specific details that should not be withheld.

.Your age
.Your nationality if writing to people overseas
.Why you are writing (in regards to what)
.What you have been up to recently (races, traveling, organisation)
.Your plans (races, travels, organisation)
.Your achievements (podiums, best placings, reaching goals, rankings)
.Why you are so so awesome (community member, supporter of kids and scene, fan of their company, already representing these brands, why should they sponsor you)
.Attachments (photos 4 MAX, videos 2 MAX, your webpages -not FB-)
.An invite to contact you for ANY further questions (...please do not hesitate to contact me with any further questions. Sincerely, Yo mama)

All of these things should be in your sponsorship request. There is also one more thing that should be there, which is an explanation of what the hell downhill skateboarding is. Most people have no idea. If you are contacting Rayne or Otang or any other rad company like that, then of course it is not necessary. I work on this general rule. If I have no knowledge of this company participating, sponsoring or advertising downhill skating then they don't know what it is and the description is necessary.

My requests begin with this:

''Dear Cocker spaniel,

My name is Daniel Hawes, I am a 24 year old, internationally competitive downhill skateboarder from Australia and I am writing to you in regards to a possible sponsorship opportunity with Mrs Macs pies.

Downhill skateboarding is exactly what the name suggests. Races are held on mountain roads and speeds from 70 to 110 km/h are reached, depending on the track. The sport began in the early 70s but slowly lost popularity with the growth of street skating which we all know today. Downhill skating is now growing in popularity every year and with more and more people getting involved in the sport, it is now bigger than ever. Races are now held all over the world and receive mass media coverage in each country in the form of television, radio, newspapers, magazines and online media.''

Again, this is quick and easy. It gives a clear picture of what your about without taking up to much of their time. 99% of people will continue reading after hearing ''skateboard'' and ''110KM/h''. For that reason it is good to have this at the beginning of your letter.

Other than that, follow the check list above and make sure all of this information is included. Attach your raddest photos (not hundreds, just 2 or 3) and if you have one, a cool video of you doing your thing. Try not to make your email to long winded. These people have jobs and time is money, if they see an essay before them they are likely to skim and that is not a good thing.

PROOF READ. Get your mates, your mum, dad, teacher, missus or boyfriend to read it over and correct it. Read it out aloud and see how it sounds. Check your spelling and grammar. I would recommend writing your letter so that it is generic, meaning that you only have to change the name of the person it is to and the name of the company you are sending contacting.

If you write a request which says ''Orangatang are my favourite wheels and all I ride'' Make DAMN sure you change the word ''Orangatang'' to ''Abec11'' when you send Abec an email. I know someone who has done exactly that and it makes you look like a liar and a goof.

After this, it is all up to you. You will get a reply which will either be positive and have some more questions and comments for you or it will say ''thanks, but no thanks''. Don't be disheartened. 99% of companies won't be interested. Feel free to ask them for feedback on your request to if they seem friendly and if they have any tips for you. Don't be rude or offensive to them, they likely know people who you may wish to contact in the future.

Final Thoughts:

A common answer to the question ''how do I get sponsored'' is ''don't worry about getting sponsored, just go skate and when you get good enough you will be noticed''.

This is a common misconception. Don't get me wrong, you should skate for fun, but there is nothing wrong with making your skating a little easier on yourself by gaining some some assistance from a company. We all dream of getting an email from our favourite brands saying that they saw you skate the other week and they want you on their team and this is not an un realistic thing and it does happen. Keep in mind though that as longboarding grows and more and more truly awesome skaters and companies emerge, your chances of being noticed get slightly slimmer. There is nothing wrong with letting a company know who you are. You could be qualified as a mechanic and be really good at it but if you choose to just fix cars with your mates, in your shed on weekends, the chances of a business calling you up and saying ''we want you to work for us'' is next to none. Like I said, treat it as looking for a job. It is not the be all and end all though. Fun, enjoyment and self progression should be your numero uno priorities.

Kids, go for gold with this. Contact companies and see what they say. Practicing how to write, punctuate and spell is important and only practice can make it perfect. Doing these requests is a good way to practice and learn and who knows, maybe you will get something cool out of it. Keep in mind though that if you are a kid or you are new to skating, your chances of gaining sponsorship are lessened. Before you gain sponsorship you have to pay your dues. There are people out there who have been skating longer than you and even I have been breathing and they have never received help from a company. These people have skated upwards of 30 years, they have broken bones, burnt skin, smashed heads and eaten shit on many occasions. They have paid their dues to skateboarding and deserve to be sponsored far more than you or even I. A big reason for me writing this is not only for you groms but for some of the older guys out there who really should be repping and being repped by skate brands, I hope a couple of them read this and give it a go. If you have a rad old dude in your crew, encourage him to contact his favourite company.

Don't ask for money if a company replies to your request with ''what did you have in mind''. Chances of them paying you to wear their logo is next to none. Ask for product. If you don't have to buy it then you save money, which is as good as making it. You can always sell any extra product you receive too which is advertisement for the brand and get's their product out there, seen and used and after all, that's your job as a sponsored rider.

Always check the companies website for a ''how to get sponsored'' page. If you send them an email when there is a clear set of instructions on their site about how to apply for sponsorship then they have to waste time replying to you simply because your to lazy/stupid to search their website and that will get you off to a bad start.

Good luck guys and girls. My fingers are crossed for you and I hope all your dreams of being a pro sic cLInt come true.

-- Who needs surf, who needs snow? These concrete waves break 24/7 and its always fresh powder on my local hills...

Skiing Vs Snowboarding!?

2012-01-12T17:16:00.000-08:00

There have been a lot of debates about which is better, skiing or snowboarding. I myself started skiing first but have yet to go snowboarding. Hopefully I will be able to go up the mountain sometime within this winter season! This blog post is going to be highlighting some current videos and things which I find really entertaining to watch. In my opinion, skiing and snowboarding are very similar yet different sports. I mean there is cross country skiing, tech/street snowboarding, downhill skiing and snowboarding... and much more. Different people will prefer different styles of riding.

This video was uploaded about a day ago and I must say it is a pretty funny video! Skiiers will be able to relate!

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I have really been interested in how to snowboard but I don't know anything about snowboard gear. I guess it isn't much different from skiing gear except maybe the bindings and boots. People doing flips and grinds look like they are having a blast. However I hear when learning to snowboard that you fall on your butt a lot. Must be painful! Downhill snowboarding sounds really dangerous but fun at the same time. Since I am a beginner, when I think of snowboards, I think of Burton snowboards. It is like when you first start longboarding and the only board company you have heard of is Sector 9. There is a lot of learning for me to do!

Here is a sick snowboard picture. I'm going to set it as my wallpaper!

In my opinion, skiing is easier to learn but harder to master. Snowboarding is probably hard to get the hang of but once you do it is somewhat easier to get in the zone.

To wrap up this post, what is up with cross country skiing anyways? Seems super boring haha. Everyone is different! Slalom skiing or alpine skiing sound and look much more fun.

Please send in your pics and videos! My email is on the right of the home page if you cannot find it. Once I get a bunch of videos/pics I like, I will post them up! Have fun shredding!

Greener Pastures Ep 5!

2012-01-10T16:04:00.000-08:00

Looks the like final episode of the greener pastures series is here! Episode 5 is supposed to be all about the racing! Have fun watching! Also, sorry for not posting much anymore. Vital Media will only be featuring really important or interesting news. Think you have something interesting to share? Hit us up! Also looking for more featured riders if people are interetsed. Since it is winter, we are interested in creative skiiers or snowboarders. Think you got what it takes? Send us an email!

I myself am about to go check out the greener pastures video. It's going to be an intense 20 minutes!

Egonomics Clothing Christmas Giveaway Reminder!

2011-12-22T19:31:00.000-08:00

There are only a couple of days left before Christmas! That means only a couple of days left to enter the Egonomics Giveaway! Check out our "Current Contests" page for more info!

Greener Pastures EP 4!

2011-12-21T18:14:00.000-08:00

The latest in the longboard series is out! Such good lanscape! I wish I could board in Switzerland.

New 2012 Landyachtz Boards!

2011-12-20T18:58:00.000-08:00

Landyachtz's newest boards will hopefully be coming out soon and they sure look sick. Looks like they created some smaller versions of the switchblade and drop carve which look very nice and would suite smaller riders quite nicely. Also I like the look of their new tech boards. The two decks I am most interested in are the new and improved wolfshark and tomahawk. We will just have to wait to see them in action!

(Click for bigger picture.)

New 2012 Landyachtz trucks and stuff! The conventional Bears look really sick. Looks like they will be a good Indy alternative. It would be fun to try out those bushings too.

The new 2012 Landyachtz wheels also look really nice. I am liking the tech sliding wheels and the mini zombie hawgs. The biggie hawgs also look like something to be excited about for any speed demons!

Everything should be released in March 2012 sometime. I really cannot wait!

Presents for under $60

2011-12-17T17:43:00.000-08:00

Looking for a Christmas present for a shredder? Or do you want to get a little something for yourself? Today I am going to be looking at some sweet gear for under 60 bucks. Check it out!

New Helmet

Definitely a must have for all rippers.

Snow Goggles

Googles are good for snowboarders and skiiers but you want to make sure they get one that is comfortable on their face.

Sport Video

Skateboard or snowboard videos can really motivate people to get outside

Video Game

Skate video games can really be fun and entertaining.

Clothes/Shoes

Everyone likes new shoes and clothes!

Lastly, if you do not know what to get someone as a present, you could always get them a gift certificate to their favourite local shop! Remember to always support locally and keep riding!

Kebbek John Barnet Longboard Review!

2011-12-16T17:03:00.000-08:00

Here at Vital Media we are going to start doing reviews on gear and other stuff. If you got something you want us to review because you love it so much, please message me! You can find us on a bunch of different sites including Facebook! Please like us on Facebook!
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I recently interviewed my buddy Jimmy about his John Barnet board. He has been riding it for a while and has just been shredding everything. Here is what he had to say about the board!

1. Set up?
Paris 180's, stock bushings, bones reds, otang 4prez 83a

2. How is it for freeride/downhill? (Sliding)
Great for freeride. It has micro drops that act as very comfortable pockets to whip around slides. Also, the edge of the pockets kinda act as gas pedals, making it easier to hold out big standies. I haven't really done any dh, but tuck wise, I can fit my back foot right into the back pocket corner which feels really confortable

3. How is the board and kicks for freestyle?
The board's kicks are great. It is big enough to do shuvits, bigspins, manuals, no complys, and whatever you fancy. The board itself is a little heavy but you get used to it very fast once you skate it for a bit. The kicks have a sharp upturn at the end which is good for locking in manuals but a bit weird to get use to

4. Tell us abut the concave/drops, etc.
The micro drop is super comfortable. It locks in both of your feet so well. The board has medium concave and a slight w concave in the middle. I'm rocking vicious griptape which just locks me in even more

5. Favourite thing about the board?
My favourite thing about this board is that it is overall a great all around board. I can have a freeride sesh and freestyle sesh in the same day without switching boards or tweaking my set up too much

There it is! A quick but detailed review of the John Barnet Longboard! I have seen Jimmy ride this board a lot and he busts out shuvits while freeriding down hills. This board is definitely recommended!
Remember, if you want to review something, give me an email!
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New Mag - Flow Skateboard Magazine!

2011-12-15T16:50:00.000-08:00

Introducing Flow Skateboard Magazine! They are a recently started mag based out of Fredericksburg, VA. They are by the skaters, for the skaters! They provide quality vids, pics, interviews, and a bunch of other stuff. Please like their Facebook page and feel free to post your best skate vid on their wall. Maybe some day you will be featured on their mag! You never know. Look out for them in the future!

Flow Skateboard Magazine FACEBOOK

Flow Skateboard Magazine SITE

Here are some of their pictures!

Broc Pulley - Halfcab Crooked Grind

Joshua Surles - 50-50

Justin Caruthers - Heelflip

Nicco Smith - Frontside Feeble

Sick Snowboarding Pictures/Wallpapers!

2011-12-14T16:22:00.000-08:00

It is wallpaper Wednesday and it is also Snowboard season! So I found some sick snowboard pics that would make cool wallpapers. I am also looking for people to send me pictures that I can post here so email them to me! Thanks. Don't forget to enter the Egonomics Giveaway for your chance to win a Christmas package. Check out the "Current Contests" page for more details.

More wallpapers next Wednesday! Remember, if you have pictures, send them in because they could be featured as a wallpaper picture! All credit goes to you!

Sick Snow Goggles!

2011-12-13T16:43:00.000-08:00

"We think we've found the most hardcore snowboard goggles in the world from Recon. Their 'Transcend' goggles is the only pair in the world that provides you with real-time feedback including speed, latitude/longitude, altitude, vertical distance traveled, total distance travelled, chrono/stopwatch mode, a run-counter, temperature and time. Transcend has GPS capabilities, USB charging and data transfer, and post-processing software all with a super easy-to-use, futuristic interface. Recon hints to us that soon there may be an open API app development and download community – with apps!"
-Snowboarding Days BLOG

ALYK. ANYTHING LOOK BOOK

2011-12-12T16:26:00.000-08:00

"aNYthing is one of those brands that continually has some of the best/most obscure references in their clothing, dope cut and sew lines, and an amazing community of people creating work for the brand. ALYK. has always respected and liked aNYthing, so when we had the opportunity to do a look book it was a no-brainer.
Just down the block from Dah Shop and the Manhattan Bridge Skatepark, the aNYthing storefront is a rad place to check out the new gear, peruse the huge collection of zines, watch LES tweakers, eat dollar dumpings, and hang out front on the bench. The GLOB is always updated with parties, galleries, and weird shit to do in the City as well. So, even if you’re an OT cat you’ll be able to find something to do.
If you’re in NYC come through and say what’s up.
A NEW YORK THING. ALYK."
-Act Like You Know BLOG http://alykcru.com/wordpress/

aNYthing has some pretty awesome t-shirts. The price of them is a bit on the higher side but are made high quality.

Egonomics Clothing + Christmas Giveaway!

2011-12-11T12:39:00.000-08:00

Egonomics Clothing is an upcoming clothing line located in San Diego! The have some sick tees which would be be an awesome gift for any skater for Christmas.

Find them here: http://www.egonomicsclothing.com/

Also, check out their Christmas contest. All you got to do is Like their Facebook page and post "Give Me Egonomics" on their wall. Good luck!

http://www.facebook.com/EgonomicsClothing?sk=wall&filter=1

I also hear they are looking for skaters to sponsor...

"Featured Rider" is up!

2011-12-10T17:34:00.000-08:00

Check out our first ever featured rider. Chandler comes from a really small skate scene... he is literally the only person in his area who skates! However, he uses everything he has and manages to have fun shredding. Keep it up Chandler!

We are looking for more "Featured Riders"! Send us an email!

First Week UPDATE

2011-12-09T18:41:00.000-08:00

Hey Vitalists, it's been a week since we've been online and I want to thank everyone for the help. We are going to be adding a "featured" category where one skater will be featured for about 2 weeks. Then a new person for another 2 weeks and so on. We just want to help out the community and give more people exposure. Also, we are looking for more pics to post up so send them in! Thanks again! (Please click an ad so we can host contests!)

Keep on shredding!

Snowboard Picture Editing

2011-12-08T16:54:00.000-08:00

Here are some pretty cool looking snowboard jump sequence shots. (Click images to enlarge.)

Thinking of making your own sequence image? Check out this easy tutorial!

More people should be riding Lush Longboards!

2011-12-07T16:25:00.000-08:00

Have you heard of Lush Longboards before? If not, you better go check out their boards. Lush creates a variety of different boards. They have awesome downhill decks, freeride decks, street style decks, and even pool decks. They just came out with a new board called the "Wizard" which looks very promising. Another board that caught my eye was the Lush Symbian longboard. It has tons of concave to lock you in and very usable kicks. Freeriding and freestyling is getting very popular and you'll be able to keep up with the Symbian. Everyone is talking about the Original Beast which is a very great board. This board is another alternative. Some people don't like kicks on their longboards because they don't like freestyle. Check out the Lush elevator. Beast for freeride. Like I said, check out their boards. Lush deserves more customers. Thanks for reading!

Lush Longboards - http://www.vandem-mfg.com/

Flybikes 2012 Catalog!

2011-12-06T16:17:00.000-08:00

Tons of new sweet BMX gear. Check them out.

http://www.flybikes.com/

Looking for more parts? Check out this transworld article.

http://bmx.transworld.net/tag/2012-catalog/

Wallpapers!

2011-12-05T16:57:00.000-08:00

Here are some sick snowboarding wallpapers. I am thinking of doing Wednesday Wallpapers as a little theme. Anyone think this is a good idea?

Aaron Biittner. PHOTO: Olav Stubberud

Gulli Gudmundsson. PHOTO: Olav Stubberud

Joe Sexton. PHOTO: Andy Wright

First Person Skateboarding... A great way to learn new tricks!

2011-12-04T11:38:00.000-08:00

A lot of people get frustrated when they can't land a new trick after long periods of time even after watching tons of tutorials and lots of practice. A good thing to do is watch first person skateboarding videos to get a more in-depth understanding of the trick.

One youtuber who puts out tons of first person skateboarding is someone named Baskwith. He has many tricks on youtube so if you are having trouble with a trick, check his channel out and don't forget to subscribe for more awesome videos!

Thanks for coming! Please visit us again for more interesting news throughout the week. Vital Media for life!

Awesome Longboard Series - Greener Pastures

2011-12-02T18:37:00.000-08:00

First blog post with videos! This new series called Greener Pastures is amazing. great editing and riding. Definitely check it out. There are currently 3 episodes. The 3rd one just came out today and more will be coming. I will post an update when the 4th video comes out. Check em out!

Ep2

Ep3

I myself am going to go watch episode 3 so peace for now! Thanks for visiting and please come back. New posts every couple of days!

Vital Media Blog Opening!

2011-12-02T18:19:00.000-08:00

Welcome to the Vital Media site, your one stop destination for sports like skateboarding, bmxing, snowboarding, surfing, and other extreme sports. This site will be updated with videos and pictures of awesome new media everyday. As we are just starting, I may need some help promoting and advertising. Also, if you have any vids or pictures you want to get posted, contact me. Thanks so much.