How Mushroom Blading Changed Rollerblading

Rollerblading takes many shapes and forms - You've got everything from recreational skating to slalom, aggressive inline skating to wizard and then you've got Mushroom Blading.
Today we are going to investigate what mushroom blading is and how that's changed rollerblading. We will covered its origins, how it got it's name and how it's ethos has influenced they way people approach skating.
Some of the greatest, most creative and unique skaters have tapped into this style of skating and the results have been incredible. We are talking the likes of iconic skaters like Dustin Latimer, Dominic Sagona, Oli Short, Colin Kelso and loads more.
It's gone from being completely ignored by popular rollerblading to now becoming an inseparable part of it and i think skating is all the better for it.
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00:00 How mushroom blading saved rollerblading
00:48 The history or rollerblading
01:35 Aggressive inline skating is born
02:24 Daily Bread magazine
02:50 The firsts signs of mushroom blading - the 90s
03:47 How skating progressed Mad Beef, The hoax, VG 4 Puppets
04:17 Rollerblading in the x games
05:39 Moments that defined inline skating - USD Coup De Tat - Mindgame Brain Fear Gone
06:25 Andy Kruse names Mushroom Blading
06:50 A different approach to skating - Nick Riggle
07:21 The freedom of inline skating
07:50 Dustin Latimer Words
08:48 what’s the hardest thing about rollerblading?
09:20 Pushing mushroom blading out - not real skating
11:16 Joey McGarry & Todd McInerney
12:10 A different way to rollerblade - creativity
12:45 Weird skating
13:14 Road to nowhere inline skating - a changing point in skating
14:00 Oli Short a very creative skater
14:35 Xsjado skates made for Dustin Latimer with Salomon - Eugen Enin
15:15 Scott Blackmore and his influence
17:17 Danny Beer mushroom blading
17:09 How mushroom blading influenced Wizard skating
18:00 the best mushroom blades
18:40 It’s not about pleasing everyone
19:40 the best inline skaters evolve - Alex Broskow, Chris Farmer, Sean Kelso, Colin Kelso
20:00 Creativity saved rollerblading
20:30 modern aggressive inline skating
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[@johnharris618]

This was really incredibly well done Tom. And the Mushroom Blading boys deserve all the praise you’re giving them.

[@TomMoyse]

Thank you really appreciate the kinds words. Shout out to all the mushroom bladers 🙌🏻🙌🏻

[@AB-rh5yq]

I can’t speak for rollerbladers since I skateboard, but my favorite skate videos were always the ones where people weren’t taking it so seriously and making seem fun. That’s the stuff that made me want to go out and skate.

[@TomMoyse]

It's just so much more relatable and motivating when the people are having fun!

[@jab1906]

@@TomMoyse Variety is always nice. I do miss the raw spectacle and daring of the hammer days but understand why many people went in different directions. My knees certainly regret that hard style of skating, and I was NOT Chris Haffey or Carlos Pianowski haha. Great video btw, now I've gotta re-watch Better Than Baseball and Gangstore...

[@nick5406]

As sort of a new guy in the culture, yeah seeing those massive hammers made me think ''Holy shit these people are cool'' But seeing the Roces gang be a bit more silly or just have fun with it and be creative made me go ''Holy shit, maybe I could actually try to do that, that looks so fun'' Maybe not the more zoomer oriented videos but you know. lol Like you said in your video, less hammers make it seem more approachable and defo is the approach I am going for myself.

[@sh4rku5]

as a skateboarder i appreciate your videos. i can see so much similarity in the artistic pursuit "you can still be competitive, but with yourself" i get that so much

[@TomMoyse]

Cheers mate, I appreciate an outside perspective. 🙌🏻

[@SkyeMaz]

Good lord the amount of clips you curated for this video…top notch coverage. Nice work!

[@TomMoyse]

Went in deep

[@kw6466]

I remember around the time Dustin started changing. I went to Arizona after Vegas and we met up to skate. He told me the key of rollerblading was peyote. Something easy to get from the desert. He wasn’t joking and we went out skating and he’s always been good but then I was seeing a flow I never seen. Yes I skated with Dion doing cess slides in the 90s, skating in ATL with Andy and Walt during fiziks, and I even lived with Mike Lilly in Tallahassee during roces with Dunkle. But seeing Dustin that week was the most wild and fun times I seen in skating. I’ve always been a hammer skater, probably why I’m in my 40’s and getting out of my bed feels like a trick. I say let everyone do their thing. I just wish people got paid enough to hurt themselves for a video part. FRB even in 2024, and that’s sad. I like Tom, and Nel but I’ll never buy rollerblade… I still skate, but my ankles feel like glass now. So it’s good to see fun from skating

[@trisi95]

Little inside from my 12 year old me back in the past. With the little money you had and were every expanse from your parents needed a congress size argument, you had 3 choices. Do you want a skateboard, bmx or aggressive skates. One buddy of mine wanted me hooked on skates and showed me dozens of videos but every video was the same from my perspective, big jumps and grinds, tons and tons of grinds. I immediatly abandoned the idea of skates. They looked so restrictive. Bmx and skateboards had on the surface so much more varity in tricks and spots for tricks. Had i seen mushroom blading back then i had at least considered and probably got skates. This flowy dance like moves in every spot you can imagine is just so pleasing to watch. I absolutley love it.

[@TomMoyse]

Cheers for your perspective man, cool to hear

[@tomaindow]

Probably one of the best rollerblading videos I've ever watched. You absolutely nailed it with this one. Gonna go subscribe to your patreon right now, I need more of this.

[@TomMoyse]

Thank you! Really appreciate the kind words and support - it means a lot

[@psiris09]

Yes Moyse - its crazy to think back to my own skating during the 'big' era in the mid-late 90's and 2000's that my trick vocabulary, although 'core', seems so small to what is showcased nowadays. Talk about evolution, skating has progressed WAY further then I could have ever anticipated!

[@cosmicbackwoods]

im a skateboarder and watch your stuff because it reminds of being in the 90s and blading, skating and riding bmx in the same day. I remember when every house had a pair of skates in the garage. I've noticed a similar trend in skateboarding too, people don't as get gnarly anymore because its not sustainable or sane in the long run. weird has snuck its way back into skating and its opened an avenue for kids who don't want to destroy themselves to have a career. love the vids man, keep it up

[@TomMoyse]

Cheers man, i appreciate the comments. Interesting you're seeing similar stuff in skateboarding.

[@tangwhiterabbit]

Great video Mr Spotty Dog! 🙌 Too many skaters to mention but I think the Carlson Wei brothers Life+ 6 section of them shredding in the woods needs a mention. That section is still such a good watch

[@TomMoyse]

Yes man! I’ve spoken about that before on the vid about most unreal skate spots or whatever I called it haha so good!!

[@bbaattttlleemmooddee]

First rollerblading was bashed into obscurity with gay jokes. Then it stayed in obscurity for a while. Then rollerbladers stopped caring about what people outside think and they went back to doing whatever is fun and cool to them. Now it's gaining popularity again because people are inspired by the artfulness of it. What a journey. It's poetic that rollerblading's revival required nothing less than the reintegration of the happy go lucky spirit that earned rollerblading its banishment to begin with. That mushroom and wizard skating was so inspiring I have to go watch the full videos. I've been thinking about buying skates and getting into it again but I don't know what kind I want first, the fitness or aggro.

[@billyarlew]

Love how much effort you put into this. Your passion for the art of blading comes through so strongly and I love seeing Joey and Todd getting recognition for their experimentation.

[@TomMoyse]

Cheers Billy, I really appreciate the kind words. I means a lot when people recognise how much effort and passion I put into this. Trying my best to bring some value. Shout out to Joey and Todd for pluggin away at it and having the best time while doing it

[@rustysarkela7754]

Quality video from the outside looking in as a skateboarder, rollerblading must be a really small community cause this isn’t gettin the love it deserves for how much work you put in

[@TomMoyse]

Thanks for the kind words. Yea, you’ve pretty much nailed it. It’s a very niche, but (mostly) supportive community. I’ve done a few vids that seem to have reached beyond the community but quite often it does feel like there is a cap on how far videos can go.

[@FunghiJacob]

They actualized how i skate in my dreams.

[@TomMoyse]

dream land

[@Juice2Fifty]

Not only does this video live up to your production reputation, but damn does it give me so much hope for the future of rollerblading (yep, that was on purpose 😉)!

[@TomMoyse]

haha thanks man - really appreciate your continued support

[@tombowman4489]

What a great piece of rollerblading documentation! I really enjoyed watching that. Spot on man.

[@TomMoyse]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@Rolldug]

Best video yet mate, feel like your video style is really maturing and developing in an interesting way.

[@TomMoyse]

Cheers mate - really appreciate that

[@thegreatbarrerquief7473]

Thank you for posting that B Hardin clip. I feel like I treated his skating the same as the mushy boys. The older I got and more I looked back the more I appreciated and understood/admired there skating. He was the first I saw do proper soyals and California rolls? (Is that what they are called?) and cess slides. B Love & TJ Webber just made creative things looked polished. 👌 Dion Antony, Blake Dennis, Jason Marshall, Ryan Jackalone, Tim Ward, Tom Fry, Riggle definitely had the gravy at the start. They stood out by not just doing grinds. Very Creative.

[@cfronin]

It would have help getting more recognized if he was not cossplaying as a 60s jogger ;-)

[@thegreatbarrerquief7473]

@@cfronin why? And dress like everybody else? Wouldn’t you get more recognition doing your own thing and something different?

[@TomMoyse]

Such a sick skater

[@nick5406]

That was a sick video. I always loved rollerblades and rollerblading yet never took part in the culture aspect at the time nor do I know much about its history, and this was a sick quick intro into its evolution and I can't wait to learn more about these people and catch those old trick films.

[@jaimemartin5722]

“As rollerblading continued down the path of everything had to be borderline psychotic.” Man that one hit me hard haha

[@TomMoyse]

Haha cheers

[@jeremygant3242]

And most important . . . IT WAS FUN!!!!!

[@TomMoyse]

Too right

[@shanecoburn]

Incredible video, Tom. Loved seeing the lineage, some of the big contributors, and imagining where all of this might go in the future. Will likely rewatch many times...

[@TomMoyse]

Thank you Shane. I find it incredibly interesting diving through the lineage and trying to piece it all together. Of course a lot of it is my speculative opinion but hopefully i'm backing it up with clear examples. It so exciting to think there is so much more to discover with skating

[@shanecoburn]

@@TomMoyse Enjoyed your POV. I learned a lot!

[@anactualplant9574]

Great video. Really well done mate. I could listen to you talk for hours

[@TomMoyse]

Thanks dude

[@thehalcyonflight]

This was really well done… one point I would say may have been over looked that helped mushroom balding grow after “hammer” blading is the average age of rollerbladers. A LOT of pros that were throwing hammers then, are still around but damn near 40, so getting into a side of blading that almost guaranteed you were able to walk the next day was always gonna be the way to go.

[@rollerbladingbrisbane]

This is an excellent video. Refreshing to hear your encouragement of embracing alternative styles and tricks and that this actually rejuvenates rollerblading. 🙌

[@TomMoyse]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@dillpring]

I was always doing weird stuff even from the very beginning - but the Improv section in VG20 really nailed in it for me. Then WORDS - fuck. Only you could cover the whole history of it all so well. Most of my favorite tricks from the last 25 years are in this video. Bravo! Shout out to Anders and Kai Carlson-Wee, Kevin Yee, Chance Dustan, Sayer Danforth, and hell - Julio, Stockwell, Rob G, Matt Leaf, ect. who always did avant-garde shit as well as core maneuvers.

[@TomMoyse]

Thank you. Great list of those who did avant-garde as well as core maneuvers. So many creative skaters i just couldn't squeeze in there.

[@paulcrook7873]

Good point, well made 10/10

[@TomMoyse]

Cheers man

[@DecentraLife]

Great references in the video

[@TomMoyse]

Glad you think so!

[@wahnacleboy]

Man I wanna Skate now

[@TomMoyse]

Glad the video has inspired

[@jaffa596]

Big up Scott n Harry!

[@TomMoyse]

too right

[@Metroknome]

Love the swively bop skating

[@TomMoyse]

too right

[@gearsighted]

Excellent work as always. Your content is a huge part of the reason I got back into skating this year. Keep up the great work!

[@TomMoyse]

Thanks dude. Amazing to hear

[@edwardireland4377]

Incredible vid Tom. Really informative & entertaining. Bravo sir

[@TomMoyse]

Cheers mate - glad you think so

[@freethinker3083]

This just inspired me! Thanks Tom! Great video!

[@TomMoyse]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@PossumMedic]

Thanks for the vid! 🤘 6:00 - dang! Haven't heard that sound in a LONG time! 😂

[@TomMoyse]

hahah the nostalgia!!!

[@ShredCitySkatesKelvW]

Once again, solid vid! 👏🏽

[@TomMoyse]

Thanks mate

[@chris-piascik]

Another great video!

[@TomMoyse]

cheers pal

[@playbackphantasy]

Im not even 3 minutes in. I love everything im watching. Thanks for posting this vid.

[@TomMoyse]

haha thanks mate, hope you enjoyed the rest

[@madrush24]

Love your vids! 🍄 AMAZING what these guys did-- and without completely dropping their pants! How y'all kept them belted at your knees is beyond me, as a chic. Man, it felt so good to skate like that. I miss it.

[@meangenes3295]

Another Great Video!!

[@TomMoyse]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@eigengrau1]

A *huuuge shoutout to Tom* for making this banger of video(s); Especially this Eyecandy here.. Ps. Thx for givin' Eugen such probs and a platform..! Best wishes and a lotta love as usual..!

[@TomMoyse]

Thank you.

[@stuco]

Tom, excellent job on this video!

[@TomMoyse]

Cheers pal. Who’s the best mushroom Blader out there?

[@stuco]

@@TomMoyse It's hard to say but Andy Kruse is up there as an early pioneer for me for sure. I used to see him skate around Atlanta, incredible!

[@chrischeng4084]

Content in your videos are simply off the charts. Top spotty dog.

[@TomMoyse]

Much appreciated

[@DanDerHorst]

Super informative and inspiring video mate. Thanks so much for this amazing summary of a very important chapter of inline skating culture! Lets take the ego out of skating and just have fun with this amaaaaaazing sport which is full of possibilities to express yourself!

[@TomMoyse]

Thanks for the kinda words dude. I think it's such an interesting subject and ultimately a really great message

[@larfblue]

Amazing analysis!

[@TomMoyse]

Thank you glad you enjoyed

[@Apollothaprophet]

This was an amazing informational video about the sports history. I'm 36 and just getting back into skating after having not put my blades on or paying much attention to the dying industry in the last decade. Who are the greatest skaters in today's world? How can I help advocate for a sport many people consider to be dead?

[@ROT8TED]

Incredible research about forward thinking lads ❤

[@TomMoyse]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@ThatShaunBoy]

Bang on regarding Scott and Harry. The best.

[@TomMoyse]

Both have out in serious shifts for creative and Uk skating but don’t get enough credit 🇬🇧

[@djstylistik]

Another Banger from Tom Moyse 🔥🔥🔥

[@TomMoyse]

Thanks mate much appreciated.

[@midi6700]

Amazing video on history of rollerblading! )) Should be shown in schools

[@TomMoyse]

Haha cheers mate

[@roderickhanlon6702]

Thank you.

[@TomMoyse]

You're welcome!

[@JiggyGinJoints]

You are hands down a video maker genius. I feel blessed to get your skills in a subject i love. Also, agree 💯.

[@TomMoyse]

hahah thanks

[@kevincollins8620]

I had that may 2000 dailybread. Good memories

[@TomMoyse]

solid mag

[@kevincollins8620]

@@TomMoyse if I'm not mistaken I feel they were talking Gen 1 ground control in that issue and UFS. Wild we were all still flat for the majority.

[@renardrollerblading]

I know you always doing it really good with archives, but this one is really well done, I guess you had a lot of work reassembling thoses footages and documentation to build your video. Big thanks to you Tom. I am not mushrooming enough, it makes me want to make more creative tricks.

[@TomMoyse]

Thank you very much! Really the kind words. It was a lot of hard work but I’m very passionate about it all

[@alexrowley5014]

Experimentalist is my new favourite word, good shit this mate. I was expecting it to be just a big MB fest which would have still been cool, but was an excellent deep dive into mushroom blading.

[@TomMoyse]

Ahha thanks man

[@darrencurtis4277]

Wow next level video sooo good

[@TomMoyse]

Thanks man really appreciate that

[@austerberrys101]

Currently making my own skate wax (I lost mine) while watching this another cracking bid Tom, big fan of your in depth looks at rollerblading and rollerblading culture. Keep it up 👏

[@TomMoyse]

Thanks man, i appreciate the support. Good luck with the wax

[@austerberrys101]

@@TomMoyse no probs, amazing it turned out alright. Just gotta test it now 🤣

[@thegreatbarrerquief7473]

Erik Burke definitely deserves a mention. (VG5) Could see Andy Kruse in his skating. And one of the most underrated Andrew Jacuzzi. (Regardless) Could see Oli Short in his skating. And let’s not forget Kenji Yee & Ledoux.

[@TomMoyse]

Erik Burke for sure! Andrew Jacuzzi Regardless section is wild

[@doctorstainy]

Man rollerblading is frickin awesome, so many styles and opportunities . This video covers it all, like a video you would show to aliens to explain the sport.

[@TomMoyse]

Ahha thanks dude 👽💛

[@rollforever_85]

great video 🙌

[@TomMoyse]

Thank you 🙌 Who is your favourite Mushroom Blader

[@rollforever_85]

​@@TomMoyse probably Danny Beer. His crazy energy and athleticism is always a joy to watch.

[@mathias5252]

Great analysis

[@TomMoyse]

Thank you

[@zooghostly]

the best skate mag today is this page

[@TomMoyse]

Much appreciated, that's how i'd like people to look at it

[@anonymous-nh9mp]

great content

[@TomMoyse]

thank you

[@anthonyvelez2722]

Dude... thank you for letting my thoughts into an organized video presentation lol

[@TomMoyse]

Hahaha it’s was a struggle to get my thoughts in an understandable, organised form. Still not convinced I’ve done it

[@JimHatley]

Landmark piece, Tom

[@TomMoyse]

Very kind of you to say so

[@davidrichards3006]

I always felt Erik Burke was one of those super creative “mushroom bladers” that didn’t get enough love back in the day. I can’t remember which VG video it was, but he did an interview toe rolling through a car park.

[@TomMoyse]

Goated

[@danieldinh2854]

VG 5 Supernatural

[@dec4dent]

Belter as always! After getting back in to skating in 2020 I nearly quit again shortly after because taking big falls trying for big grinds wasn’t doing it for me. It’s at about that point I found the mushroom blading channel, and it was such a breath of fresh air. Between those guys and the influence they’ve had, and you & TWIB, skating feels more vibrant than ever, and it’s down to all these talented people having visible fun. Spotty dog!

[@4everhumbl36]

Tom actually shreds tho breh Take some falls you’ll be aight 🫡 Nah 😂 I hear you tho

[@TomMoyse]

Thank you, really appreciate the kind words an glad you found some inspo

[@asmonder6734]

Gold!

[@TomMoyse]

🙌🏻🥇

[@nathanoconnell6348]

Tom what’s that cartoon you’ve used in the background of the “opening the doors” bit at 13:53. Think this is one of those childhood memories I’ve never solidified from its dreamlike state

[@hobadams3776]

Spirited away 😊

[@TomMoyse]

Spirited away

[@daviddaelemans969]

Merch on the way. Keep up the good work❤

[@TomMoyse]

cheers mate really appreciate that

[@eddieedward1986]

My nickname at the skatepark was 'Oldskool' because i was always doing weird shit like this haha

[@TomMoyse]

hhaha decent nick name

[@eddieedward1986]

@@TomMoyse yeah I've heard worse haha

[@illco602]

Amazing video man. Fantastically entertaining. One thing that worries me is: "Now more than ever" - everything okay man?

[@TomMoyse]

Thanks for the kind words and your concern mate. I'm all good, just my situation has changed recently so it's kinda make or break the next couple of months to see if I can continue with the channel full-time (Like I have been doing). It takes about 40-60 hours to make the vids i think are of most value, so if i'm not doing it full time I'm not sure i'll get anything out haha. Trying my best and looking into a few avenues to keep it going. The comments, the likes and all the other support I get makes a difference and means the world to me. I'll maybe do a little video soon explaining it all

[@4everhumbl36]

Thanks for the transparency fam!

[@illco602]

@@TomMoyse too bad you don't live in AZ, get you a job working with me. You are insanely talented man, like professional TV level commentary and editing. Asset to the community, more than us rag tag rollers deserve.

[@TomMoyse]

@@illco602 haha cheers mate 🙌🏻 Trying to avoiding moving into full time work outside of this coz if i do that pretty much means the end of the channel. Thanks for the kind words. Going try me best

[@gargamel3393]

Great video as always Tom. I just have one question. When do we get to see some footage of the famous Tom Moyse skate?

[@TomMoyse]

Cheers mate. It’s in the videos on my channel and other socials. I’m literally the first trick shown in my trick violations video 🫡 Haven’t had my skates on for months though - too busy making these videos and spending time with my new born

[@djkenyqz]

Bam love that dude

[@TomMoyse]

Thanks

[@rocesboyanthony5343]

I’m still one of those guys that has to show skateboarders and everyone else at the park what’s up. I’m 22 and been skating for 3 years 😂

[@TomMoyse]

hahah get it

[@zICkstep]

Sick ❤

[@TomMoyse]

good hey

[@austinpaz]

Watching this made me want to skate so bad

[@TomMoyse]

Motivating and inspiring stuff

[@RobGpresents]

Better Than Baseball

[@TomMoyse]

Banger

[@runnywhart7440]

I really enjoyed Tom saying "Digits"

[@TomMoyse]

Will try to include that more

[@runnywhart7440]

@@TomMoyse The vid was great too!

[@momadaddy123]

better than baseball is one of my favorite

[@TomMoyse]

it's a hit

[@willclark3921]

I remember seeing these guys on early KZbin or rollernews. (Think it was buddy fuck whatever or similar)I loved them and people used to disagree with me on how good the videos were and unique. (Still cringe at the serated knife bit) The whatsapp groups I’m in still don’t like the content and complain of lack of “hammers” 😂 But I think you did an amazing job here Tom, and really showed the influence that has filtered through to modern rollerblading. There some great sections that showed elements of originality. Even seeing Charles dunkle grind that haggered rail on the able video was an eye opener. Or danny beers change in the fish and chips sections. Also ask everyone to watch the dirt box videos. Or even fish guys 4. Be great to have a list of unique sections somewhere that are worth a watch. This is probably my favourite video of yours to date.

[@Bucketbrain82]

Well spoken knowledgeable decent ginger lad. Cheers.

[@TomMoyse]

nice one

[@CrucialTactix]

Isn't this why Cj Wellsmore is the best? Best of Both Worlds. Surprised you didn't mention him - he is THE hammer/mushroom blader - to this day - for years.

[@TomMoyse]

Amazing skater, not the first person that comes to mind in regards to Mushroom blading though

[@evgrin1507]

A random skate review video gets way more views than a mushroom blading video.

[@Josephcarr11]

Will definitely be taking 4g before next session guys

[@BrewedMotorsports]

Shit to this day my eye jumps to the big features and twice as fast if I see a skateboarder around 😂 gotta rep hard 🎉

[@TomMoyse]

haha got to represent

[@BrewedMotorsports]

@@TomMoyse disasters and grinding up any handrail at the park always catches the boards off guard, haha then un boot and show them up on your skateboard ;P

[@drewbachrach]

I like when you say Ethos

[@TomMoyse]

Haha 🙌🏻

[@jafewro]

how long does it take for beginners to look like that

[@TomMoyse]

What part

[@viktorialova4737]

🍄💕

[@TomMoyse]

🙌🏻🍄💫

[@cf9590]

Swamp juice!!!

[@TomMoyse]

Haha

[@kevinkev1530]

👍🏾

[@TomMoyse]

thanks

[@tontaun]

Yet another great video Tom!! But not mentioning Dom Bruce (not even once) in relation to pushing blading forward in a more creative and free manner was a bit of a hiccup imo☝️🫠 But otherwise great job!

[@TomMoyse]

Totally fair, I had him on a bigger list and had recently spoken about him in comparison to Dustin Latimer in terms of that freedom - the video was getting to big though and had already taken my three weeks haha I’m a massive fan of Dom skating for exactly the reasons you mentioned! 🙌🏻

[@tontaun]

Totally understandable! As stated, great job... you're doing such good work with your videos. Just couldn't help myself mentioning it😅

[@zekwilt]

Great video. But not a single mention of Rory Melehan, criminal

[@TomMoyse]

Yea there is a whole host of people I had listed but didn’t include coz the video was getting out of hand as always haha. Took me three weeks to do this one but I have been distracted with my newborn 😀

[@aryanaleone2987]

Interesting coincidence Eye was literally juuust thinking of how fresh & bad ass Nick Wriggles skating truly was . A pure skater to the core!!!!! Talk about innovative... and how powerful and creative his skating was and is , noy many skaters skate likemthe old pros with amplitude, passion, and skating i ln the moment, i see alpt of ppl playing it safe per say, and not arising to the challenge of actually challenging themselves , innovation is what rollerblading is all about, its anout how iy feels, although to the untrained eye some tricks look silly , its all about creativity rollerblading is truly about freedom of feet. I wish more skaters wouod just skate and stop following wizard skating trends,and still go big and technical with ummm style 😋, you ever skated of mushrooms? Talk about fast feet for switch ups.... Supah fun 🍄🍄🍄

[@TomMoyse]

Thank you Shane. It's an incredible interesting lineage, I really enjoying diving into and seeing how it all pieces together. Of course a lot of if is my speculative opinion but hopefully i back it up with clear examples. It's exciting to think there is so much more to discover

[@piratexs1021]

Парень ты очень крут 🤘🤘🤘🤘

[@Spasiboy]

I've been there. 20 years ago while bboying. Originality stands alone...

[@TomMoyse]

🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻

[@duncanstreet4786]

I feel mushroom blading is just a brand. It’s all just skating. Though if I was still at it, I’d definitely find it much easier to rolly polly over a ledge than to hit a drop rail. 😂

[@TomMoyse]

The style or ethos originated in the 90s, before the brand

[@duncanstreet4786]

@@TomMoyse yeah I get what you’re saying, and it’s a concise vid mate, but in the 90s nobody was calling it mushroom blading. Not that I knew of when I was skating in the 90s. I feel it’s a bit of a reverse engineered thing. All I was getting at is that it’s all just skating, fuck a label, I must not fear the mushroom, mushroom is the mind killer blah blah blah. 2roll4life #aneurysm peace

[@gerbenkuiper8604]

So. If EVERYONE is doing the same style unconventional stuff. Is it unconventional?

[@TomMoyse]

If everyone is doing the same thing it’s conventional.

[@mr.rodriguez5099]

Great video man. Not a fan of thia style of skating thought

[@TomMoyse]

Cheers. It’s less of a style though and more on an approach to skating - don’t be afraid to do whatever you want, regardless of trends, kind of thing

[@saiiiiiii1]

Not everyone's cup of tea I guess. I enjoy massive rails and huge gaps

[@TomMoyse]

Massive hair, like a perm

[@saiiiiiii1]

@@TomMoyse 🤣