Freestyle skateboarding is a timeless art form, blending precision, creativity, and technical mastery. One of the oldest styles in skateboarding, freestyle flourished from the 1960s to the early 1990s, with its influence still shaping modern skating. Defined by intricate flat-ground tricks, freestyle requires little more than a skateboard and a smooth surface—though music and choreography have always played a crucial role in professional routines.
Our Freestyle Fever series spotlights both Canadian freestylers and the top international talent that has visited Canada for contests and demos. These galleries capture the evolution, energy, and impact of freestyle skating. Whether you’re a longtime fan or new to freestyle, CalStreets is a hub for the freestyle community.
Freestyle Fever is a tribute to the skaters who keep this unique discipline alive. These galleries will immerse you in the world of freestyle skateboarding—where precision meets artistry on four wheels.
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