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Brian Shima
American inline skater From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Brian Matthew Isoa Shima (born December 22, 1981) is a former professional inline skater.[1] Considered one of the greatest in the sport, he also holds the record for the most pro skates held by any person.
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He skated professionally for aggressive skating brands USD (universal skate design) & Razor Skates and was, along with Jon Elliot, a former pro skater, co-owner and team rider of Ground Control frames, NIMH Skates, 4x4 Wheels, Vicious Bearings, King Crow bearings and Shima Skate Manufacturing. Along with Jon Elliott and Jan Welch, Shima started a distribution company called Rat Tail in 2002.[2]
Shima owned his own skate brand, named Shima Skate Manufacturing, also known as SSM, which was launched after he left his former company NIMH.[3] He is also co-founder of the World Rolling Series.[4]
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Competitions
- 1994 Sea Otter Classic - Monterey, CA - 1st
- 2000 ASA Amateur Finals - Las Vegas, NV - 1st
- April 8, 2001 IMYTA #2 - Paris, France - 1st
- 2001 Gravity Games - 4th
- 2001 ASA Pro Tour - Anaheim, California - 1st [5]
- 2001 Eisenberg's Hoedown - Plano, Texas - 1st
- 2001 IMYTA #3 - Detroit, MI - 2nd
- 2002 Gravity Games - 2nd[5]
- 2002 Superhick - Atlanta, GA[6]
- 2002 Eisenberg's Hoedown - Plano, Texas - 3rd
- 2002 Eisenberg's Hoedown - Plano, Texas - 1st Best Trick
- July 7, 2002 IMYTA #8 - Montreal, Canada - 1st
- 2002 ASA World Championships - 19th [5]
- 2002 ASA Pro Tour - San Diego, California - 17th [5]
- 2003 RFCC Tour Contest (915 Skatepark) - Greensboro, NC - 2nd
- 2003 RFCC Tour Contest (Vertigo Skatepark) - Boardman, OH - 1st
- 2003 Superhick - Atlanta, Georgia - 1st
- 2003 RFCC World Finals (Airborne Skatepark) - Detroit, MI - 1st
- November 13, 2004 - RFCC World Finals - Kona, FL - 2nd
- 2004 Barn Burner - Renton, WA - 1st
- 2004 Eisenberg's Hoedown - Plano, Texas - 2nd
- 2005 Fise Competition - Montpellier, France - 1st
- May 30, 2005 LG Action Sports Tour - Cincinnati, Ohio - 1st
- 2005 LG Action Sports Tour - Paris, France - 8th
- 2005 LG Action Sports Tour - Munich, Germany - 3rd [5]
- 2005 LG Action Sports Championship, Manchester, UK - 3rd [5]
- 2005 LG Action Sports Tour - Sacramento, California - 10th (VERT)
- 2008 Asian X Games - Shanghai, China - 5th [5]
- 2008 Bitter Cold Showdown - Bordman, Ohio - 4th [5]
- 2008 LG Action Sports Tour - Seattle, Washington - 4th [5]
- 2009 Barn Burner - Seattle, Washington - 1st
- 2009 Australian Rolling Open - Melbourne, Australia- 3rd
- 2009 FISE - Montpellier, France - 10th
- 2010 Bitter Cold Showdown - Detroit, Michigan - 8th
- 2011 Bitter Cold Showdown - Detroit, Michigan - 9th
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Signature products
Hardgoods
- Fifty-50 Shima Grindplate (1999)
- Medium Rat Bastard Wheel
- Mindgame Shima Wheel
- 4x4 Shima Edition 1 Wheel 60mm/88a
- 4x4 Shima Edition 2 Wheel 60mm/88a
- 4x4 Shima Edition 3 Wheel 58mm/89a
- 4x4 Shima Hi-Lo Wheel 56mm/90a
- 4x4 Shima Hi-Lo Wheel 47mm/90a
- Ground Control Hi-lo Shima frame
- Ground Control Featherlite Shima frame
Filmography
Brian has appeared in several videos such as:[7]
- Children of the Night (c) 1996 Medium
- Film of the Year (C) 1997 Medium
- Espionage (C) 1997 PRN
- Smell the Glove (C) 1998 Medium
- Amateur (C) 1998 Joe Navran
- Elements 2 (C) 1999 PRN
- United Front (C) 2000 Jan Welch
- Brain Fear Gone (C) 2000 Trendkiller
- Coup de Tat (C) 2000 Joe Navran & USD
- UnCloned Razor team Video 2001
- What Do You Believe In? (C) 2001 Trendkiller
- Concentration (C) 2001 Escozoo Media
- United Front 2: Trash (C) 2003 Jan Welch
- Razor's Closer (C) 2003 Beau Cottington & Razor's
- 8th Annual Hoedown (C) 2004 Jason Reyna Project
- Leading The Blind (C) 2004 Jan Welch/Patrick Lennen & 4x4 Urethane
- Ego (C) 2004 Adam Johnson & Razor's
- Killer Boots (C) 2005 Artistry Productions
- Barely Dead (C) 2006 Misled Media
- Drip Drop (C) 2008 Old Apple Films
- Nimh Video (C) 2011 Monk & Race
References
External links
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