Author Archives: scottytang

Careless Faith

Posted on August 7, 2013 by scottytang

Fear and faith tend to be polar opposites, fear restrains and holds back, but faith motivates, moves forward, and conquers. Before a skateboarder can grind down a huge handrail, he or she must conquer the fear of it by having … Continue reading →

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Fear is a Liar

Posted on March 31, 2013 by scottytang

Fear is a weird emotion, it causes me to over think things I wish I didn’t, and it tends to hold me back from things that I wish I could just do. Whenever I’m trying to get a trick on film … Continue reading →

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Testimony – Part 2: the Journey

Posted on August 28, 2012 by scottytang

After my rededication to God it seemed like skating got easier and more enjoyable, and I’m not sure if I exactly know why.  Maybe I started to feel like I was skating for the Lord now instead of myself, which … Continue reading →

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Testimony – Part 1: The Prequel

Posted on August 27, 2012 by scottytang

I ride for a Christian skateboard company now called Embassador Skateboards, and a big part of what we do is share testimonies at demos and other forms of outreaches; and since I’m always listening to other riders share their testimonies, … Continue reading →

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Giving stuff away at the skate park

Posted on January 14, 2012 by scottytang

I was at a skatepark today, and after I had skated for a while a kid asked me if I had an extra board that I could sale or give away,  so him and his homies followed me to my … Continue reading →

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Blessing from a Homeless guy

Posted on January 7, 2012 by scottytang

I met a Homeless guy today named Mathew that ended up being a pretty cool experience.  Our conversation began with him calling me over to talk about a homeless shelter, and we ended up talking for a bit, making small … Continue reading →

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