Lucas Landthaler: One Minute, One Spot

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    Intro by: Alex Rudolf

     

    Years ago he was just the little Kid that you meet always in the Skatehall in Ulm //  Germany. If you see him now he is double tall, friendly like ever and his skate skills have a much bigger level. In my opinion he is probably one of the best rollerbladers from germany.  If there is a session anywhere, he will be the last who put of his skates. His skating looks stylish, fast and sporty. He can do a lot of technical tricks also as Big Airs and Spinns. If you watch him skating you will see that rollerblading is a big thing in his life. If he is not on his xsjado´s he likes to tune old Mercedes cars and ride them through germany to visit great sessions and contests.

    Daniel Rothenberger


    Name: Lucas Landthaler

    Age: 19

    Hometown: Ulm / Germany

    Sponsors: Grindhouse, Xsjado

    Favorite skate event: Try2Roll, Winterclash

    Current set-up: Xsjado Chris Farmer

    Best rolling edit you have seen in 2010 so far: Chris Farmer CF4 Promo Edit

    Good advice you’ve been given: The Kids should learn to roll safe before they try hard tricks on curbs

    Bad habit: I´m sometimes over punctual.

    Worst injury so far: Metacarpal fracture, brain concussion. A injury at my wrist from the try2roll this year  that I feel every day at work.

    One thing you would spent one million dollar/ euro for: For my own Skatehall and car workshop…just a joke. I think I would look that my family have no financial problems for their rest of their life.

    One thing that makes you really angry: When I can skate only 5-6 times a month, sometimes I have no time to skate just one time.

    Reasons to smile: Skate and chill with my friends. Not thinking about work.

    Your favorite skater from back in the day: It is and was always Chris Farmer

    Skater of the year so far: Daniel Prell and Felix Brockmann. They are both not the youngest anymore, but what they do on their skates is sometimes unbelieveable.

    Lucas Landthaler // One Minute One Spot // Ulm – Germany from Be-Mag on Vimeo.

     

     

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