Summer Outlaw Series

Slalom Skateboarding in Washington, U.S.A.

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Post by Jack Quarantillo » Thu Aug 12, 2004 2:29 am

Boswell...

Faster than a Z-boy!!!

Go bro!!!

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All Girl Longboard Skateboard Session #3

Post by David Riordon » Thu Aug 12, 2004 5:47 am

After the slalom racing at G-burg is over, head on down to help instruct the All Girl Longboard Skateboard Session #3. We end up running a head to head slalom race for the women. Past instructors have included Brian Parsons, WesE, Slappy, John Dillon, & Tim Cowan (my cousin & yet another skater in the extended Riordon family).

Below are the particulars or surf on over to http://dcsurfrider.org/ and http://www.ecboardco.com.



ALL GIRL LONGBOARD SKATEBOARD SESSION #3

WHEN: Saturday, August 14 2004 @ 05:30 PM EDT - 08:00 PM EDT

WHERE: Office Building Parking Lot Behind EastCoast Board Co. Surf/Skate Shop

EastCoast Board Co.
10358 Lee Hwy
Fairfax, VA 22030
Phone: 703.352.4600 ext.8

EVENT: Learn how to Longboard Skateboard with Surfrider Foundation members. Loaner boards and pads provided by EastCoast Board Co. Start off with the basics, move on to carving, then end the night doing drop knee turns and slaloming through some cones.

REGISTRATION: Just show up & learn how to longboard.

*REMEMBER, If you know how to longboard skateboard, come on out and help instruct.
lbk

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Post by Seth Levy » Thu Aug 12, 2004 5:53 am

yo lbk, shoot me an email! bankslalom@aol.com

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Post by Nino Almazon » Thu Aug 12, 2004 10:48 pm

can some one tell me the address for the event this weekend? i wanna try an make it out if i can.

also, is there a site for other scheduled DC Outlaw races?

thanks all! peace!

-nino

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hello all yo

Post by Rene Hayden » Fri Aug 13, 2004 5:15 am

Hey!

It feels good to be called out-- almost like a *sniff* regular...

unfortunately, my french teenage cousins are in town and they want to go to Balto to see the tattoo museum and AVAM. Looks like the weather may suck, too. Sure does tonight.

Man, I haven't been out in ages, and I'm not even working.

On the other hand, if anyone is up for practice in the week when my cuz are gone, there is a pretty great parking lot next to my new house in Northwest, right near the tennis courts of Rock Creek Park off of Hamilton.

Or, I also really really want to hit CHaco or Landsdowne at some point soon when there is less moisture.

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Post by Vlad Popov » Fri Aug 13, 2004 8:15 am

I might come to the racetrack weather permitting.

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Post by Andy Bittner » Fri Aug 13, 2004 12:49 pm

Nino... The Gaithersburg Park and Ride (The Park and Race) parking lot is in the southwest "corner" of the intersection of I-270 and Maryland Rt. 124 in Gaithersburg, Maryland. There are lots of different ways to get there, depending on what direction you're coming from, but if you find the I-270 exits for Rt. 124, get on 124 and look around for a few seconds, you can't miss it.

It may not matter tomorrow anyway, but I didn't want your question to be ignored. Can you say "tropical"?

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Post by Nino Almazon » Fri Aug 13, 2004 3:38 pm

thanks andy i hope i doesn't get rained out.

bowie stadium is also showcasing the Trash and Jam this sat and sunday, free demo with vert pros and music, but rain may stop all of the weekends events....

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Post by Wes Eastridge » Fri Aug 13, 2004 3:56 pm

If we can plan to be done by 2pm, I think we can pull it off. And the chance of rain after 2pm is still only 40%. It’s up to Brian of course, but right now, I’m feeling positive about having the race.
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Post by Matthew Wilson » Fri Aug 13, 2004 4:06 pm

Vlad Popov wrote:I might come to the racetrack weather permitting.
WELCOME BACK, VLAD!!
slalom is good

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Saturday's weather

Post by Kevin M. Gamble » Fri Aug 13, 2004 5:15 pm

Our DC Outlaw Staff Meteorologist, WesE has spoken. My hotel reservations are made. I'll be there early, with Brian's timer. If more people could show up earlier, it would help to get things moving.

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Post by Brian Parsons » Fri Aug 13, 2004 5:37 pm

Wow, I have no idea what the weather is going to do. Usually I like to make a decision by Friday morning but the weather sites all have different forecasts. I guess I will go with WesE’s forecasting abilities and say that the race is on for tomorrow. We will run it for as long as we have dry pavement.

See you all tomorrow.

Kevin, call me if this is not good with you.

Longboards will start promptly at 10am.

Hope to see everyone there.

Vlad. Welcome back. Good to hear from you.

If anyone needs directions or gets lost finding the lot you can call me at 703-901-5167

Directions:
Take 270 north from the DC Beltway (495). Go to Exit 10 (Clopper Road) Turn Right at traffic light at end of exit ramp. Go to the 2nd traffic light and turn right onto Quince Orchard Rd. Go to the 2nd traffic light on Quince Orchard and turn right into the P&R lot. We will be at the upper left corner.

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Post by Brian Parsons » Fri Aug 13, 2004 5:38 pm

Kevin, just say your post. Very cool. Its on.

WesE is da "weather" man

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Post by Jeff Boswell » Fri Aug 13, 2004 11:14 pm

Due to unforseen obligations I will be in Tennessee all this weekend. Y’all have fun, I hope you get the race in before it starts raining.

Good luck to the people going to Breck next week

Jeff

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Post by Dan Mitchell » Sat Aug 14, 2004 2:04 am

I'll be there as early as possible. Say...8:30

Happy to help out, I'll bring the blower, but also I've got some new equipment to test. (Radikal!)

Also, I packed my Comet Race Narrow med. flex for anyone who
wants to try it out.

Jeff, I'll hoist a Busch Light for ya ;)
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Post by Dan Mitchell » Sat Aug 14, 2004 2:08 am

Uh Oh....
Weather.com forcast as of 8 PM....

Rain starting by noon :(

I'll be logging on here around 6:30-7:00 so any early birds please post if it looks doubtful.

Thanks,
Dan
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Post by Anthony Flis » Sat Aug 14, 2004 2:10 am

There wont be any nova bombers at tomorrows race guys....Danny is in arizona and i have to go to baltimore for a funeral....Im especially bumbed because i set up my sector 9 good so its like a step below what franks is and depending on who was there i could almost gaurentee a podium in the gs...so whens the fall/winter series start? Because of marching band I have no more summer and wont be able to skate nearly as much as id like to and will have a competition every saturday for like a month and a half or so, so im a little sad but at least i get to play drums and i hope to see you guys at a session sometime soon....if i knew how to make a sad face itd be here....

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Post by Wes Eastridge » Sat Aug 14, 2004 3:08 am

Saturday: Periods of rain, mainly after 1pm. Chance of precipitation is 100%

I hereby resign from the office of Da Weather Man, effective immediately.


AnthonyF, that's too bad, but it's not looking real great tomorrow anyway.
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Dodging Charlie

Post by Anthony Smallwood » Sat Aug 14, 2004 4:11 am

There's always the Van's Park. That's where I'll be.

Anyone know anything about that stand-up barrel that forms in the Potomac when the waters get to a certain level??
Kayakers have told me about it but I've never seen it.

lbk probably has it dialed. What's up?

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Post by Wes Eastridge » Sat Aug 14, 2004 5:03 am

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Post by Andy Bittner » Sat Aug 14, 2004 12:39 pm

For all of that... I have to work today anyway. However, for what it's worth to the rest of you, it is currently dry in Gaithersburg. 6:40 a.m.

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Post by Jack Nagle » Sat Aug 14, 2004 2:55 pm

9 in the a.m. still dry.

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Post by Seth Levy » Sat Aug 14, 2004 2:57 pm

wow you must live close to the park and ride! its 8:57 now!

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Post by Wes Eastridge » Sun Aug 15, 2004 3:21 am

(Seth, don't be a wise-acre).


So, how did the race today go? Did rain force you to end early? Who won?

Sorry I couldn’t be there. I really wanted to, but had to recover from the food poisoning that struck me last night.

I may be up for some slalom tomorrow and/or some Oakwood afterward.
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Post by Anthony Smallwood » Sun Aug 15, 2004 6:12 am

Glad to see you guys got a race in before the rain hit. I'm out of the loop because I don't recognize anyone in the photos except KG, BP and PA Dan.
Gotta keep the fresh blood flowing.
We are having a Van Dorn session tomorrow sometime around 2pm.
Ben Ashworth of ECRW fame is coming out along with a few other gnarly pool guys so it should be a rad session.
COME AND GET SOME

If not, head to the shore where it's supposed to be 6-8ft and pumping.

DO SOMETHING!

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Is it him?

Post by Martin Drayton » Sun Aug 15, 2004 2:31 pm

I thought I recognised the face of the person standing next to Vlad...Is that Brian Parsons? I heard that he had lost weight, but damn, he looks like he lost the equivalent weight of a Backstreet Boy!
Well done Brian if it is you......Hope that doesn't make you too much faster for Morro!

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Post by Jack Quarantillo » Sun Aug 15, 2004 2:45 pm

Yup, that's BP!
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Post by Andy Bittner » Sun Aug 15, 2004 2:46 pm

Amazing, isn't it Martin? Brian Parsons... the incredible shrinking man. I think I saw his gut on a milk carton. He's a partially missing person. I wonder with whom one would file a partially-missing person report?

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Post by Dan Mitchell » Mon Aug 16, 2004 5:14 am

Ya know, when you watch Brian skate, he doesn't LOOK like he would be as fast as he is, but that boy (I can say boy, 'cause I'm older than him) freakin' rips!!
Also, he was putting on races when the FCR series was still in the planning stages.

Curt Kimbel said at the time something like "Everyone else is just talking, you're the only one actually putting on races".

And you will not meet a nicer dude than him at any slalom race in the country. Or world, for that matter.

One more time, Bro.....

If I never race anywhere but DC the rest of my life, it will
STILL be more (and better) than I ever could have imagined :)

Thanks, Brian
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Post by Nino Almazon » Mon Aug 16, 2004 3:19 pm

i wished i could have made it this weekend, still haven't been to a been able to make a DC race yet. i will though, soon enough! hope y'all had fun!

but where in Van Dorn do you guys usually meet? i live near the Landmark Mall, so Van Dorn Street is a hop, skip, and wiggle away...

i don't get off work till 5 PM, and i work in DC... just wondering, but how long will you guys be sessioning till?

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Post by Wes Eastridge » Mon Aug 16, 2004 3:45 pm

Nino, the part of Van Dorn we are riding is in the Franconia/Alexandria area of VA. It’s just about too fast and scary, and with too much large-truck traffic, to be used as a slalom spot. Most of the time we go there just to bomb it. If you still want to join in on a session, let us know you are interested and we will send you a PM.
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Post by Nino Almazon » Mon Aug 16, 2004 6:10 pm

i'm down... where's the spot? would it be close to the metro, cuz that would be nice coming off work. if its not too far, i'll see if i can make it.

again i won't be able make till about 5:45 or 6. if you guys will still be out there then, i'll show up. thanks!

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Post by Aaron Morris » Tue Aug 31, 2004 9:17 pm

Brian,
Is there going to be any Outlaw races this month? I'm looking forward to racing in DC again. I didn't see any scheduled, so I figure I'd ask.
-Aaron

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Post by Danny Crawford » Tue Aug 31, 2004 9:51 pm

Yeah, I don't think I was able to make any races this summer. For some reason my schedule is more open during the school year.

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RACES PACES

Post by Rene Hayden » Mon Sep 13, 2004 8:09 pm

Hey, what about the races, people?

Is there an outlaw event this month?

Is there any slalom this month?

Rene

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Post by Jeff Boswell » Tue Sep 14, 2004 4:38 am

I don't know about any races this month.

To all of the DC Outlaws that Didn't make the Georgia race, YOU MISSED IT.

Jeff

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Post by Seth Levy » Tue Sep 14, 2004 4:50 am

Jeff Boswell wrote:I don't know about any races this month.

To all of the DC Outlaws that Didn't make the Georgia race, YOU MISSED IT.

Jeff
well that is quite obvious now isnt it.

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"it"

Post by Rene Hayden » Tue Sep 14, 2004 5:27 am

i think he meant

YOU MISSED "IT"

you know.... "it."

like, none more "it"

Rene.

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Post by Jack Quarantillo » Tue Sep 14, 2004 5:33 am

I heard "IT" went to 11.

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Post by Brian Parsons » Tue Sep 14, 2004 7:25 pm

Sorry guys for being MIA for the last few weeks. Due to other obligations I cannot host a race in September. However I would like to propose the following dates for the……

DC Winter Outlaw Series

October 2nd – Park and Ride
October 30th – Banked Slalom at Landsdown
November 13th - Park and Ride
December 4th - Park and Ride
December 11th – Park and Ride/Rain Date
December 18th – Park and Ride/Rain Date

Please comment on this schedule.

Guys I am really sorry about being out of the loop lately. As most of you know if you want to have a race/practice session and need the timer just call me. It is available whenever anyone needs it.

I will be in the Outer Banks for the next two weekends. If anyone wants to come down and go surfing drop me a line.

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Post by Brian Parsons » Tue Sep 14, 2004 7:30 pm

Another thing.

To get back some of the stoke we may have lost over the summer. Let me hear some input as to how to make the races better. What do you guys like, what do you dislike.

Starting rules
Courses
Longboard/short board/any board
Rain dates
Is 10am to early to start?

It seems like the last few races everyone has really liked the wide open longbaord courses and really disliked the technical courses.

The idea is to get back some of those 20+ racer events where everyone is satisfied.

How wide open should the longboard be

How tight should the technical courses be.


I would also like to propose that some of the DC area guys go up to some of Noahs spots in New Jersey and invite the New York,New Jersey, Penn and CT crowd and have a race in their hood. Let me know if there is a good weekend that would work for this.

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Post by Wesley Tucker » Tue Sep 14, 2004 7:52 pm

I dislike goddamned silly rubber backstops that limit my crow hop. Whoever dreamed up that shit should have his balls put in a blender and forced to listen to the rhythm of a frisky puree'!

But, I love you, Man! :-P

By the way, I just scanned through the posts and I did not know I missed a race August 14. I was still an inpatient and had no clue y'all planned and held a race. Oh, well. So I missed two races: an Outlaw event and Da' Farm. Just more impetus to continue on my road to recovery.

Oh, Brian, just to let you know, you MISSED IT DUDE in Jaw Ja! It's just not a total East Coast experience without your cheery smile!

See 'ya soon, dude.

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Post by Jack Quarantillo » Tue Sep 14, 2004 8:33 pm

LB thoughts...
It seems to me that the Longboard race is the common newbie entry point, and should be continued. (I think I'm still at that newbie point.) The "run what you brung" seemed to re-infuse the fun. I did enjoy the head-to-head dual longboard race, but would discourage future double-elims for the LB. If the "run what you brung" evolves to a double-triple pump fest then maybe split into two classes by wheelbase, but run the same course. Or maybe ridiculous cone penalties.

HS thoughts...
I don't have many suggestions here. As a relative newbie, I sometimes cannot run the HS courses, but do not feel that the courses should be simplified to the point of boredom for the more experienced racers. I like it when we have a course that most can race, and the experienced racers can RACE.

Thoughts on time...
Feel free to negate my vote on this issue, as I live 5 miles from the P&R, but I think the 10 AM LB, followed by noonish HS works well.

Them's my thoughts!

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Post by Seth Levy » Wed Sep 15, 2004 1:04 am

ok... i like what we are doing but we need to have two courses setup at once. the dual lb is sick, but we should also have a ts course in the middle parking row setup. and i need help running the bankslalom i want to do. october is coming up and i want to be able to fit it into the slalom schedule.

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Post by Jack Quarantillo » Wed Sep 15, 2004 2:49 am

I like the "sideshow" idea in the middle lane. There was a nice little course (or two!) set up there when they were running Ohm's course on TG4 eve. The middle lane should be used to complement whatever is happening on the main stage. During LB/GS make it tighter in the sideshow. When the main lanes are running HS/TS, set a wider course in the middle lane.

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Post by Wesley Tucker » Wed Sep 15, 2004 3:17 am

Jack and Seth,

I set and chalked that wiggle-wonger at the Gathering. If you like the idea, then just DO IT. There's nothing really to discuss. Just maybe get there early and cone off that lane so no one parks up that row. Not like there's not enough parking around that place.

The only problem, though, is timing. It's fun to set a course to rip and practice on, but racing is another matter. As far as I know Brian has the only timing system in DC and it goes on the big course. So just figure out what you want to accomplish in the "short lane" and do it.

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Post by Danny Crawford » Wed Sep 15, 2004 3:34 am

I think the other lane would just be something to have fun on not have to be timed.

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Post by Wes Eastridge » Wed Sep 15, 2004 4:16 am

“Sideshow” courses have always been encouraged (and often set/run) during outlaw races at the G-P&R. It’s always nice to have a course that people can “stay warm” on between duals or to practice on after being eliminated. You don’t need to prevent people from parking there though. Just chalk the course (which is not a bad idea anyway).
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