If you are an amateur patiner looking to break into pro skateboarding, free provision of navigation is one of the best ways to do it! But if you can't get one of the 47 contests spread throughout North America, there is another way to compete. Here is the news, straight from Alli sport: "free flow tour Sprint has partnered with Transworld Media for second year in a row to get a virtual Contest. From now until 31 August, all amateur skaters (Park/VERT) and BMX riders (Park/dirt) aged between 13 and 21 may submit their videos to gatoradefreeflowtour.transworld.net. "here are the details for the contest videos Stop:
Each video submitted to the contest must be an original creation of less than two minutes in length. Judging on the Transworld Virtual stop video contest will take place in two stages.Phase 1 will take place during the reporting period, during which the public can cast one vote per category per submitted for their favorite videos in phase 2, judges from sports Alli and Transworld will evaluate all submitted videos based on the technical capacity, consistency, the use of physical and other factors.
When voting from phase 1 and 2 have been summarised up, up to three roller skates and three BMX riders will be named winners of the contest winners. tender submission Transworld videos will be announced on 3 September 2010, and each winner will be awarded a wildcard entry of Sprint free flow Tour final, conducted Sept 16-19 at EnergySolutions Arena in Salt Lake City, Utah.
For more information, visit gatoradefreeflowtour.transworld.net.
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