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The Resource Rising son : the legend of skateboarder Christian Hosoi, [directed by Cesario Montano], (videorecording)

Rising son : the legend of skateboarder Christian Hosoi, [directed by Cesario Montano], (videorecording)

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Looks at the life of skateboarder Christian Hosoi. Hosoi started skating at six years old with veterans such as Shogo Kubo, Tony Alva, Stacy Peralta, and Jay Adams as models. His father, Ivan "Pops" Hosoi became the manager of the Marina Del Ray Skatepark, and Christian quit school and spent his time at the skatepark where he quickly developed his skateboarding talent. In 1979 Hosoi was sponsored by Powell Peralta. He left a year later when Powell Peralta would not turn him pro, and he joined Dogtown Skateboards which went out of business shortly thereafter. He turned pro at the age of 14 with Sims Skateboards. Hosoi started skating at six years old with veterans such as Shogo Kubo, Tony Alva, Stacy Peralta, and Jay Adams as models. His father, Ivan "Pops" Hosoi became the manager of the Marina Del Ray Skatepark, and Christian quit school and spent his time at the skatepark where he quickly developed his skateboarding talent. In 1979 Hosoi was sponsored by Powell Peralta. He left a year later when Powell Peralta would not turn him pro, and he joined Dogtown Skateboards which went out of business shortly thereafter. He turned pro at the age of 14 with Sims Skateboards. In 1984 he formed his own company Hosoi Skates, first through Skull Skates, then through NHS/Santa Cruz, and released his signature and iconic Hammerhead model, with the shape inspired by the namesake shark, which proved so popular it was couterfeited.[1] When street skating began to emerge in the mid-to-late 80s, Hosoi proved a threat as well, winning both the vert and street contests at the Lotte Cup contest in Japan in 1989
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eng
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Widescreen edition.
Extent
1 videodisc (99 min.)
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  • Videorecording not viewed
  • Includes bonus material
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Rising son : the legend of skateboarder Christian Hosoi
Title
Rising son
Title remainder
the legend of skateboarder Christian Hosoi
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[directed by Cesario Montano]
Title variation
Legend of skateboarder Christian Hosoi
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Language
eng
Summary
Looks at the life of skateboarder Christian Hosoi. Hosoi started skating at six years old with veterans such as Shogo Kubo, Tony Alva, Stacy Peralta, and Jay Adams as models. His father, Ivan "Pops" Hosoi became the manager of the Marina Del Ray Skatepark, and Christian quit school and spent his time at the skatepark where he quickly developed his skateboarding talent. In 1979 Hosoi was sponsored by Powell Peralta. He left a year later when Powell Peralta would not turn him pro, and he joined Dogtown Skateboards which went out of business shortly thereafter. He turned pro at the age of 14 with Sims Skateboards. Hosoi started skating at six years old with veterans such as Shogo Kubo, Tony Alva, Stacy Peralta, and Jay Adams as models. His father, Ivan "Pops" Hosoi became the manager of the Marina Del Ray Skatepark, and Christian quit school and spent his time at the skatepark where he quickly developed his skateboarding talent. In 1979 Hosoi was sponsored by Powell Peralta. He left a year later when Powell Peralta would not turn him pro, and he joined Dogtown Skateboards which went out of business shortly thereafter. He turned pro at the age of 14 with Sims Skateboards. In 1984 he formed his own company Hosoi Skates, first through Skull Skates, then through NHS/Santa Cruz, and released his signature and iconic Hammerhead model, with the shape inspired by the namesake shark, which proved so popular it was couterfeited.[1] When street skating began to emerge in the mid-to-late 80s, Hosoi proved a threat as well, winning both the vert and street contests at the Lotte Cup contest in Japan in 1989
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videorecording
Dewey number
  • 796.22092
  • B
LC call number
GV859.813.H67
LC item number
R57 2006
PerformerNote
Dennis Hopper, narrator
Series statement
QD3 collection
Target audience
adolescent
Technique
live action
Rising son : the legend of skateboarder Christian Hosoi, [directed by Cesario Montano], (videorecording)
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Rising son : the legend of skateboarder Christian Hosoi, [directed by Cesario Montano], (videorecording)
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  • Videorecording not viewed
  • Includes bonus material
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videodisc
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rdacontent
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ocm77526571
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Edition
Widescreen edition.
Extent
1 videodisc (99 min.)
Media category
video
Media MARC source
rdamedia
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  • 014381034622
  • 014381034622
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sound, color
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QDE0346DVD
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  • (Sirsi) o77526571
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