FREE Learn to Ride a Skateboard DVD!
Monday January 12, 2009
Looking for an instructional skateboard video? Don't want to spend money? I've got your solution - check out this crazy free DVD offer! You can download and copy this skateboarding DVD, absolutely free, and absolutely legally!Here's what their press release says:
Filmed entirely in California and independently produced by Eric Muss-Barnes, veteran skateboarder and artist, Learn To Ride A Skateboard is a new skateboarding instructional DVD which showcases the teaching talents of professional skateboarder Holly Lyons - ranked the #1 Female Bowl Skateboarder in the World according to her standings in the 2006 World Cup Skateboarding.Free is a tough price to beat! You can order the DVD from the Learn to Ride a Skateboard website, or you can just download it and make your own DVD - which is the way they would prefer it. Want to have a free instructional skateboarding DVD to give out at your next event, or at your shop, or camp? Make your own, and hand them out!Unlike every other skateboarding instructional video ever produced, Learn To Ride A Skateboard is available absolutely free-of-charge and people are actually encouraged to copy the DVD and give it away. Created without any copy-prevention security, when the DVD is placed in a computer, instructional files are available on the disc explaining how to duplicate it.
I haven't seen the video yet, so I don't know how good it is - I'm hoping to have a review of it up soon. Until then, if you watch it, come back and leave a comment below and tell us all what you think of it!
Comments
This video might be free, but like most things you get for free, its not very good.
This video might be free, but like most things you get for free, its not very good. I had to do some weird downloading to get it
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This DVD is a great way to get started with some good interviews and info in it. The DVD keeps a light hearted feel throughout the entire production.
The downloading is a little confusing, but I do think spending $7 would be well worth it for shipping if you aren’t technical enough to download/burn the DVD yourself.