Heres the poster /flyer for my upcoming contest in april in cooperation with carhartt and the arena vienna: game of skills.
the contest will be held indoors with the option of opening the sides of the venue. the competition will have a very special battleformat based on the idea of a game of skate adaption but there will be things involved that will only be possible in bmx flatland.
more info and homepage with videoexplaination, interviews of riders, and much more coming soon!
best regards and PEACE!

-Michael Sommer

I would like to begin this edition of New Breed with a short story About what Flatland is to me. In 1998 Myself and Andy Cooper were commited to attending every ESPN contest that year. Needless to say there where many hours spent practicing the same links over and over, as a result my contest placings were consistent, however my progression had slowed a great deal. It was during this time that I was sessioning in large part totally alone, in front my then home. One day I was running through my links for an upcoming contest and all of the sudden I thought, hey, It would be cool if I did a no-footed wheelie straight to death truck. So I gave it an attempt and stomped it first try. As I sat there in the hot Indy summer sun, I realized I couldn’t quit smiling. There was nobody around to see my accomplishment. I was all alone, and happy and content as I’ve ever been. It was at this time that I realized my true love of Flatland. Flatland is me, and I am Flatland, Joe.

Joe Miller Highlights from BMX Freestyler on Vimeo.

Daniel Silva from ligerinbmx on Vimeo.

Awesome stuff, in this day of tight jeans, check out the baggys. The baco videos ruled, some of the best for sure.

Beautiful Day from Lachlan Cameron on Vimeo.

Bart de Jong at fatbmx continues with his almost weekly fat favourites with flatlanders worldwide, this week TGM’s Jason Forde in the house, boo yaaa.

http://www.fatbmx.com/modules/news/article.php?storyid=10333

These freestyle fanatics vids bring it all back for me, the old AFA velodrome contests are legendary, lookout for Chad Johnston again, also guys like Darren Pelio on part 3, he brought the carved karl kruzer with his brake lever to the floor, something that more recently Moto Sasaki has brought back and added backwards spinning to the mix, knowing your past,  can make your future. enjoy!

Tom just sent this in, download from: http://www.flatland.hu/main.html.

Circle Cow 11 – 2010 Sevisual from sevisual on Vimeo.