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  • My Info

    Name:Steve Caballero
    Nickname:Cab
    Lives In:Campbell, California
    United States
    Hometown:San Jose, California
    United States
    Age:47
    Birthday:November 8, 1964
    Gender:Male
  • Sundance interview Bones Brigade: An Unexpected Journey

    Director Stacy Peralta and a grip of the athletes featured in the upcoming documentary BONES BRIGADE: AN AUTOBIOGRAPHY give the Sundance crew an insider interview in Utah at the film festival this year.

    Check out the video below:

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  • Official Trailer for the Bones Brigade

    Well folks here's a lil' teaser for you of the Bones Brigade: An Autobiography showing at Sundance this year where Stacy Peralta documents the culture of skateboarding in the '80's featuring Tony Hawk, Christian Hosoi, Steve Caballero, Tommy Guerrero, Mike McGill, Lance Mountain and Rodney Mullen. World premiere is Jan. 21st.

    Check out official trailer below and wish these boys luck to get this flick International:

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  • Lasek And Caballero Shine In The Kombi

    For the sixth year the Pro-Tec Pool Party has come and gone at the Kombi bowl in the Vans Skatepark at the Block at Orange, and for the second time Bucky Lasek brought home first place in the Pro division. In what is possibly bigger news, for the first time in the history of the contest Chris Miller did not win the Masters division. His five year streak came to an end when skate legend, Steve Caballero, bowled his way to victory.

    For the few years of this contest Rune Glifberg and Chris Miller had been dominant with Glifberg winning three, and Chris Miller winning five, but that all changed on a sunny Saturday at a mall in Southern California. Caballero was able to tap into what made him one of the best skateboarders of the 80s, and in the process ended Miller's streak.

    In the Pro division everyone knew the winner was going to be one of three guys: Bucky Laksek, Rune Glifberg or Omar Hassan. The later two being your quintessential pool skater, relying on "the way your supposed to skate a pool," and that's where Lasek steps in. He is the reigning Dew Tour Vert Champion, and has brought a new twist to the world of bowls. He links all the inverted spins that have become a necessity in the world of vert into flawless pool runs. He throws down the tech stuff that gets the old guys pumped, then goes huge to get the crowd pumped. That's what he did on Saturday, which climaxed when he did a gay twist from pool to pool, which sounds weird but believe me, it was heavy. Here's list of the full results:

    Full Results:

    Masters
    1. Steve Caballero (San Jose, CA) $13,000
    2. Chris Miller (Del Mar, CA) $7,000
    3. Lance Mountain (Alhambra, CA) $4,000

    Pros
    1. Bucky Lasek (Baltimore, MD)$30,000
    2. Rune Glifberg (Copenhagen, DEN)$18,000
    3. Omar Hassan (Costa Mesa, CA) $10,000






    Here's some photos from the day:



    Rune gets his Madonna on.

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  • The 6th Annual Pro-Tec Pool Party

    The most prestigious pool contest in skateboarding, the Pro-Tec Pool Party, is back again this Saturday at the Kombi bowl at the Vans skatepark in Orange, CA. When it comes to skating concrete transition anyone who is, or who ever has been someone, will be there this weekend. From the legends who compete in the Masters division, to the current big names who will skate in the Pro division, and even to the ladies who compete in the Girls division.

    In the Masters the big question is, can Chris Miller win again? The guy has won it all five years the contest has gone down. He has just such a smooth style that is about as good as it gets when it comes to the skaters who have been in it for the long haul. Don't think just because he wins every year he has no competition, pool legends like: Christian Hosoi, Steve Caballero and Lance Mountain have given him a run for his money, and certainly will again this year.

    The question in the Pro division is, can Rune Glifberg get back to his winning ways in this contest? When it comes to skating a pool, many call Glifberg the best, and he's walked away with first place at this contest three times. The only two who have been able to best him are Bucky Lasek and Omar Hassan. Lasek who had skated amazingly at The Pool Party for years, but just always seemed one step behind Glifberg was finally able to take first last year. Although, that does bring up another question. Rune Glifberg had suffered a concussion a few days before the contest in 09', and didn't seem to be all there during his heats. That said, will Lasek be able to finish ahead of a healthy Glifberg? Also, Bob Burnquist will be looming, and new transition sensation and 2009 Maloof Money Cup Vert champion, Alex Perelson. We'll see what happens on Saturday, to watch live click here. Here's a list of the heats and a video to hold you over:

    MASTERS HEAT #1:
    Chris Miller (2009 Champion)
    Steve Steadham
    Christian Hosoi
    Tony Mag
    Mike Smith
    Mike Barnes
    Mark Partain

    MASTERS HEAT #2:
    Lance Mountain
    Mike McGill
    Jeff Grosso
    Lester Kasai
    Dave Reul
    Lonnie Hiramoto

    lerroMASTERS HEAT #3:
    Steve Alba
    Josh Nelson
    Nicky Guerrero
    Ken Fillion
    Mike Rogers
    Eric Nash
    Dave Duncan

    MASTERS HEAT #4:
    Pat Ngoho
    Duane Peters
    Ben Schroeder
    Mark Red Scott
    Brian Pennington
    Eddie Reategui


    PRO HEAT #1:
    Bruno Passos
    Tim Johnson
    Lincoln Ueda
    Josh Rodriguez
    Pedro Barros
    Zack Miller
    Bob Burnquist

    PRO HEAT #2:
    Jimmy the Greek
    Rob Lorifice
    Matt Boyster
    Evandro Menezes
    Ben Raybourne
    Nolan Munroe
    Grant Taylor

    PRO HEAT #3:
    Nathan Beck
    Tyler Mumma
    Bucky Lasek (2009 Champion)
    Rune Glifberg
    Jackson Pilz
    Bennett Harada
    Omar Hassan

    PRO HEAT #4:
    Darren Navarette
    Darin Jenkins
    Alex Perelson
    Sky Siljeg
    Josh Borden
    Sergie Ventura
    Michael Brookman







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  • X Games 15: "Love and Guts" Art Show

    Its that time of year again..... ESPN X Games 15 will be held in Los Angeles at the Staples Center and the Home Dept Center, Thursday July 30th to Sunday Aug. 2nd. All the Usual Supects will be there: P-Rod, Sheckler, Bob Burnquist, Danny Way, Dave Mirra, Daniel Dhers, Garrett Reynolds, Mat Rebeaud, Travis Pastrana, Nate Adams and Robbie Maddison, just to name a few. This one is sure to be packed and explosive. Personally I can't wait to see Chaz Ortiz blow them away in street. At only 15 this kid RIPS but be sure the "old timers" aren't gonna give it all up without a fight and show that lil whippersnapper whats up. Besides all the action that will be happening over the course of the event, there is also X Fest which features Live Music, interactive parks, athlete appearances and Demos autograph signing sessions, and TONS of giveaways. Industry booths will also be there for a place to spend your dolla on surf, skate, BMX and MOTO gear.
    But for me I am stoked to check out "Love and Guts" which is a skateboarder influenced Art Show, First Originating in '05 at the ASR trade Show in San Diego, with artists and athletes Steve Olson, Lance Mountain and Pat Ngoho . This movement features everything from graffiti to digital art, from paint to sculpture. Their purpose is to focus on what's current and to promote work that Is "too edgy" and "unconventional". SO not only can these guys Shred they have an artistic side too. SEXY! Be Sure and check that out Sat AUG.1st, you just might see any one of these guys.....Featuring work from
    Steve Olson
    Christian Hosoi
    Steve Caballero
    Bryce Kanights
    Lance Mountain
    Sasha Steinhorst
    Aaron Murray
    Chet Childress
    Chris Pastras
    Eric Dressen
    Bart Saric
    Rune Glifberg
    Dean Tirkot
    Omar Hassan
    Chris Ortiz
    Richard Villa III
    Cesario Montano
    Dave Hackett
    Chris Miller
    Pat Ngoho
    C.R. Stecyk, III
    Jay Adams



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