The circle of old men and women on wheels made a stop at The Boardr HQ today. I dusted off the old image snapper and attempted to act like professional picture taker. Need more practice.

This ledge was the first thing we put in our warehouse back in 2014. Today we hacked it up to change things up a bit.

With full social distancing and all CDC guidelines, #GFLSeries Presented by Marinela had a stop at Lakeland Skatepark. Check photos and video coverage here.

As usual when trying something new, we learned quite a bit when we decided to try a new digital format for our events. Here are some tips to consider if you're thinking of doing it yourself.

With all the constraints of today, instead of having an in-person event, we decided to designate a skatepark and give everyone a few weeks to get their best run filmed and submitted. Everything else was like a normal contest: judging, prizes, divisions, etc.

Our host for The Boardr Bodcast is Scotty Conley, aka The Body. You can find him generally every two weeks with a new episode. It's a variety of guests, from pro skateboarders you know and love, to influential locals from the scene, to random business topics and behind the scenes stuff on our jobs here.

Keeping in mind all the proper safety precautions, we ran this scaled back Social Distancing Edition of GFL Series here in The Boardr Headquarters with a limit of just six people per division. Check the video recap, photos, and results here.

#StagAtTheBoardr Presented by Marinela was an experimental street contest at HQ involving 10 ripping locals each getting a 20 minute solo time block to put together an edit.

Thanks to Scott Bentley and some other locals in the Seminole Heights area of Tampa, these barriers at a random roadblock have been made skateable.

The GFL Series is a US national series of street and bowl contests that leads to the Annual Awards at the end of the year in Tampa.