Skateboarding, Skating, Stunt Cycling, Extreme Sports Under --HIP HOP Culture

Skateboarding, skating, stunt cycling, extreme sports under --HIP HOP culture

Skate
 
Surfing is the ancestor of skateboards. This close relationship directly affects the skills and attitudes of each participant.

In the late 1950s and early 60s, American surfing music and movies led the trend. People find the pleasure of surfing on the land in some kind of surfboard design. The first slide therollerderby for product sales was launched in 1959.

Skateboards were popular in the early 60s. In 1963, Makaha, a skateboard manufacturer, organized a team of skateboards to promote their brand. Up to now, it has become a common practice of industrial marketing to organize tours by producers. Makaha also organized the first skateboarding competition in the same year. In the following years, skateboard production technology has made considerable progress.

In 70s, all over the country built concrete skateboard parks, professional athletes appeared, and magazine TV began to introduce this sport. During this period, the skateboard culture was integrated with Punk and new wave music, and the exterior design also played an important part in this culture.

But in the late 70s, people began to pay attention to safety. The high premium resulted in the closure of some skateboard parks, and the skateboard movement also entered a low ebb. In 80s, skateboarding declined. The emergence of BMX bike stunt and roller skating also diverted from the original group.

By the end of the 80s, the emergence of sandwich barriers and street sites had made skateboarding reappear in a self-help form. These skateboards began to cultivate their own star athletes like TonyHawk. His popularity is comparable to that of many mainstream athletes. He has his own sports shoes series and video games.

Skateboarding has a profound impact on the world's trend culture. The Punk music that athletes like to listen to and the heavy clothes they wear and the nostalgic tennis shoes have all become the trend of the world.

Straight row roller skating

The idea of roller skating lasted for about 300 years. At first, a Dutch man in seventeenth Century tried to enjoy skating in the summer by way of wooden rollers on the chip and under his shoes.

In 1979, a young ice hockey player named Olsen found a pair of old straight row pulley shoes in a sports equipment store in the United States. He realized the potential of the design, so he hitchhike to the roller skating design of the skating shoes company. Since then, roller skating has become very popular all over the world. In the US alone, the roller skating market will grow steadily at an annual rate of 22.6%.

Today, row skating is the top five sport in the United States, and it is also the most popular sport among 6-17 year old men. A series of straight row roller skating competitions were launched in the United States in 90s. After being included in the XGames extreme games in 1995, it became the mainstream sport and received the attention of the global media. At the same time, professional roller skaters gradually gain support from sponsors.

Stunt bike

The whole 70s is the development period of cycling. In 1973, BMX (bicyclemotorcross) opened the precedent, instead of the traditional competition, and had its own bicycle race. In 1982, BMX became popular because BMX appeared in the movie "E T", making it a representative of popular culture.

In 80s, some enthusiasts began to practice some skills in air jumping competitions. The former director of BMX, formerly a cyclist, found that the skateboard park became a stunt bike arena after losing its popularity in skateboarding and developed U tube and park skills.

Many BMX enthusiasts do not like to see cycling performances. They are even considered "circus tricks." But this did not delay the popularity of cycling performance. In 1983, the first fancy stunt bike was put into operation. In 1984, there were some cycling performances in skateboard park. In 1986, sponsors began sponsoring stunt cycling performances.

The growth and bonuses of bicyclist are very low. From 1986 to 1996, the 10 year old player, Mackay, finally won a freight car by winning. In the early 90s, he was awarded a prize as a belt of the champion.

In Asia, there are three types of stunt cycling: U, flat and park. In the United States, there is also a mud jumping competition, which is a continuation of the four races. These competitions brought the stunt cyclists to the public, while the core of sports remained on the streets.

　 HIP HOP

HIP HOP was first established in the bottom of the population in the late 1970s and early 80s. Due to poverty and poverty caused by information blocking, the younger generation began to invent their own ways of communication and self identification. Graffiti inside and outside the subway car, the use of special fonts and shadows distinguish the messages of different ethnic groups in different regions. DJ will make their own music (this period is RAP with lip service) and let it out with cheap hand-held audio. On the one hand, it will declare its position and ask for recognition from others.

Literally, HIP is buttocks, HOP is jumping.

In fact, HIPHOP is a kind of life culture. Loose and relaxed clothing is one of the characteristics of HIP HOP culture, and skateboarding is only a major tributary of HIP HOP culture. In the HIP HOP culture centered on "emphasizing self, enjoying life and challenging challenges", there are many different expressions and activities, such as the most extreme sports such as skateboards, snowboards, surfing, BMX, and music, MC, DJ, StreetDance, street graffiti and tattoos, all of which belong to the category of HIP HOP culture.