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The WORLD ROUND-UP
FREESTYLE TEAM
2016 B.C. FAIR and FESTIVAL
Demo Team Proposal
Is your Fair or Festival looking for a
new look and feel to it this year ?
Is your goal to have more vibrant youth
and family oriented events taking place ?
The World Round-Up Freestyle Team
is an experienced group of athletes
drawing large crowds to events
with a type of specialized skateboarding
known as
“Freestyle Skateboarding”
Come take a look at what we have
to offer for your event.
We promise not to disappoint.
The World Round-Up
Freestyle Team
COME TAKE A LOOK INSIDE
WORLD ROUND-UP FREESTYLE TEAM
ACTION PACKED SKATEBOARDING
Since the creation of the X-Games in
1995, skateboarding has played a
key roll in the extreme sports games
and today’s youth market. Yearly
skateboard sales have gone from $10
million in the mid 60’s to over $5
billion, making it one of the most
high profile sports in the World.
Why is skateboarding so appealing?
The acrobatic tricks done by freestylers are so different that they
never cease to amaze people, drawing large crowds whenever they
preform. And that is exactly what The World Round-Up Freestyle Team
promises to deliver at your event. Freestyle skateboarding (unlike
other styles of skateboarding) requires no ramps, rails or any other
special equipment other than the skateboard itself. Because of this,
performances can be held on a stage, or any place with a flat, smooth
surface. A unique and action packed show that requires nothing more
than a flat smooth surface?
What more could you ask for?
Fairs and Festivals that align
themselves with skateboarding’s
huge growth market and
audience appeal, are in for a
real . . . Thrill Ride.
Just click this link for a glimpse
of what freestyle is all about.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MgDRo0kNpPQ&feature=youtu.be
WORLD ROUND-UP FREESTYLE TEAM
OUR DEMO TEAM SKATERS
We have pulled from some of the worlds top freestyle skaters
who compete at The World Round-Up, to create our Freestyle Team.
Here is a inside look at a few of our team members.
www.theworldroundup.com
KEVIN HARRIS - Kevin is Canada’s first professional skateboarder.
He is known for his fluid style, incorporating complex variations with
exceptional footwork. Kevin owns Ultimate Skateboards, Canada’s
largest skateboard distribution centre, as well as CONCRETE
Skateboard Magazine. He was a member of both the famous
RIPPING SQUAD and the BONES BRIGADE skateboard teams. He
holds the Guinness World Record for the most spins on two
skateboards at 1,032 spins.
WORLD ROUND-UP FREESTYLE TEAM
OUR DEMO TEAM SKATERS
RYAN BRYNELSON - Is originally
from Delta, B.C. but has spent the
past couple of years living in
Yokohama Japan where he attended
and graduated Yokohama Design
College. He took home the honours
at the 2013 World Round-Up placing
1st in the amateur division. The very
next year he turned pro and placed
1st in the Japanese Freestyle
Championships. His mentor Kevin
Harris says, “ keep an eye on this
rising Canadian Star who packs
everything into his routines”.
ANDY ANDERSON - This 19 year old
White Rock skater started skating
when he was four and feels right at
home skating freestyle, ramps or bowls
at skateparks. Andy has not only
recently placed 1st in the 2015 World
Freestyle Round-Up amateur division,
but also won the 2013 "King of the
Bowls" series. His talent and dedication
to the sport has secured him major
sponsorships from: Powell & Peralta,
Skull Skates, Vans, Protest
Skateboards, and Kilian Clothing is the
reason why this guy is going to be on
the Canadian Olympic team in 2020.
WORLD ROUND-UP FREESTYLE TEAM
World Round-Up FREESTYLE SHOW
LOWER MAINLAND SHOWS - Our team will arrive at your event,
bringing with them their PA system, flagging, pop up banners, and of
course their skateboards.
All you need to supply is an indoor, clean, flat smooth surface no less
than 20 feet by 20 feet (outside shows are possible depending on the
type of surface. Please ask for details). We will also require an
electrical outlet and stands to hold up our flagging so we can flag off
the area.
This package includes three half hour shows put on by members of
the World Round-Up Freestyle Team with meet & greet and
autograph sessions in between shows.
WORLD ROUND-UP FREESTYLE TEAM
OUT OF PROVINCE LOCATIONS - Our team
will fly into your event, bringing with them
flagging, pop up banners, and of course their
skateboards.
All you need to supply is an indoor, clean, flat
smooth surface no less than 20 feet by 20
feet (outside shows are possible depending
on the type of surface), a PA system, small
table, electrical outlet, power cords, as well
as support stands to hold up our flagging so
we can flag off the skating area.
This package includes three half hour shows
put on by members of the World Round-Up Freestyle Team with
autograph sessions in between shows.
SPECIALTY SHOWS - Need a half hour or one hour show for a special
occasion? Contact us and we will create a
show designed especially for you that your
audience will never forget. Price will vary
depending on the length of show and its
location.
BOOKING A SHOW
Contact Ryan Brynelson
our Team Coordinator
ryan-brynelson@hotmail.com
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Gendarmerie royale du Canada
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2016-02-10
To whom it may concern,
My name is Cst. Troy DERRICK from the Surrey RCMP.
I am writing this on behalf of the World Freestyle Skateboarding Demo Team.
I have been in partnership with this team for 3 years. We have been able to provide multiple demonstrations
involving skateboarding, policing and cultural misconceptions. The high energy demonstration captures the
audience and interest then shortly after I am able to provide a brief presentation on Healthy choices involving
personal stories from when I was a youth skateboarding.
A list of venues we have demonstrated in: Multiple schools(elementary and secondary), Community centers,
cultural centers, churches, youth events, the City of Surrey, malls, BC Parks and other youth events and
skateboard competitions.
These demos have been well received by the community where the observers have approached us with
comments on how the concept changed their perspective on skateboarding as well as policing.
I am very pleased to provide this reference and would be happy to provide further details upon request.
Please feel free to contact me on this matter if needed
Sincerely,
Cst. Troy DERRICK #52669
Surrey RCMP District 5
First Nations Policing
(778) 593-3223
troy.derrick@rcmp-grc.gc.ca
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5748 176 Street, Surrey, BC V3S 1G4 Ph: (604) 576-3155 Fax: (604) 576-3145
E m a i l : cloverdalebia@telus.net W e b : www.cloverdalebia.com
January 22, 2013
WORLD ROUND-UP
FREESTYLE SKATEBOARD TEAM
Attn: Monty Little
Re: World Round-Up
Freestyle Skateboard
Reference
2012 Cloverdale Rodeo Parade Entry
Dear Monty:
We are delighted to hear that your team is returning to the annual Cloverdale Rodeo
& Country Fair on the 2013 May long weekend. We definitely would like to sponsor
members of your team to perform at our pre-Rodeo events: 38th Annual Cloverdale
Bed Races (May 16) and the 12th Annual Chili Cook-off at Clover Square Village
(May 17). Your group definitely are crowd favorites and add a lot of excitement to
our annual events. We look forward to also having your group perform at our 11th
Annual Cloverdale Blueberry Festival scheduled for August 10, 2013.
Please let this letter serve as a reference for other groups who are considering to
add some excitement to their events. We are most pleased with the professional
manner your group provides: "On Time, Great Wow Factor and On Budget Service".
If any of your potential clients would like more information or a reference please
have them call me! Best wishes for the New Year.
Yours truly,
Paul Orazietti
Executive Director
MAILING ADDRESS
12666–72 Ave, Surrey, BC
Canada V3W 2M8
February 7, 2015
To Whom It May Concern;
On December 1st 2014, Troy Derrick, Hippie Mike, Kevin Harris, Andy Anderson, and Ryan
Brynelson gave an outstanding skateboarding demonstration and presentation to my class at
Kwantlen Polytechnic University. This was a class of 35 fourth-year criminology students.
I received fantastic feedback from my class, including students who explained that they were
inspired after the presentation. Constable Troy Derrick encouraged students to “be the
difference” in their community. Many students have since personally relayed to me that this
statement stuck with them. Students felt motivated to have a more positive outlook on life, and
be the change in their community.
Troy, Mike, and Kevin shared with us their inspiring stories of how skateboarding played a role
in leading them to where they are today. For Troy, skateboarding was a positive outlet and
provided him with a great sense of community. He provided his personal experiences,
including sharing how he faced racism growing up in Prince George, BC, but didn’t let that hold
him back. Instead, he channeled those negative experiences into his work and life today to try
and make a change in his community. He told us how he overcame many obstacles in life by
staying positive, and drawing on his cultural identity as a proud Gitxsan. He also shared how he
is a Hereditary Chief with the Gitxsan First Nation, how he went on to become a certified Red
Seal Chef, and then led into a discussion on his current role today as the Aboriginal Liaison for
the Surrey RCMP.
Mike also shared an inspiring story of his life journey. This also included the role that
skateboarding has played throughout his life. He started skateboarding at the age of eight,
managed to get several sponsorships throughout his skateboarding career. He shared his
passion and love for skateboarding. His zeal for life shined throughout his presentation. He
truly has a love for his community of Surrey. He has organized many skateboarding events
throughout his life. Mike also played a lead role in creating community skateboard spaces for
youth to gather, share, and be active, including the Chuck Baily Skatepark in Surrey. He also
shared how he came to build his own business from what he loves. Today, Mike remains an
active positive role model in the community and owns and manages his businesses Protest
Skateboards and Authentic Board Supply.
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