BLOGS From South Africa (186)
Maloof Kimberley Skate Park Hours
Mon-Thu: 1-dusk
Fri-12-8
Sat-9-8
Sun 12-dusk
Street Cred from Dope Industries on Vimeo.
Street Cred was held in Cape Town, South Africa on the 24th September 2010.
Mrs Hazel Jenkins, Premier of the Northern Cape Province attended the Maloof Money Cup 2010 in NYC
Photos by Chris Morrow
The set up was built by Woodies ramps and it made for some super rad skating, as there aren't to many street spots like this around.
Justus's kick flip k took best trick on the ledge Jean-marc's double backside flip on the stairs and Jacque's gap backside lip and gap frontside nose grind gave him best tricks on the kinked rail.e lip and gap frontside nose grind gave him
best tricks on the kinked rail.
Maloof Money Cup NYC Welcomes South Africa Delegation Led by Northern Cape Premier Hazel Jenkins Kimberley, South Africa will Host the Maloof Money Cup in 2011
(New York, NY – June 6, 2010) -- The world’s greatest skateboarding event, the Maloof Money Cup, hosted a delegation from South Africa on Saturday led by the Premier of the Northern Cape Hazel Jenkins. The world’s best professional skateboarders will come together in Kimberley, South Africa, September 30 through October 2, 2011, for the Maloof Money Cup world skateboarding championships. Featuring pro street and pro vert competitions, and televised internationally, MMC South Africa will be viewed by a worldwide audience.
The brand new skater-designed street course and vert ramp built in Kimberley for the competition will be donated to the community after the contest.
The goals of the Maloof Money Cup South Africa are to host an international contest where all countries will have an opportunity to compete; to build a world-class skateboard park and vert ramp that will be donated to the community after the contest, serving as one of the few skateboarding training centers in the world; inspiring youth to take up skateboarding, an affordable and accessible activity; to encourage and stimulate tourism opportunities fostering economic growth in the Northern Cape; and to enhance educational and cultural exchange programs.