Tom Schaar is far from your ordinary skateboarder. This Malibu-born prodigy has revolutionized the sport by being the first person ever to flawlessly execute a 1080-degree spin on a skateboard. And that's just the beginning. He shocked the world by becoming the youngest X Games gold medalist after nailing the inaugural 1080 in a fierce competition at the Asia X Games held in Shanghai. Not satisfied with one record-breaking feat, he also became the youngest Dew Tour champion, the youngest Vans Pool Party champion, and the youngest "Big Air" gold medalist. Schaar fearlessly takes on the biggest challenges, whether it's dominating the X Games or leaving the crowd dumbfounded with his unthinkable tricks. His talent has also been recognized by Forbes magazine, listing him as one of the 30 Under 30 Sports category. Keep an eye out for Tom Schaar—you never know when he'll drop into your local skatepark and show off his skills.
Tom Schaar is far from your ordinary skateboarder. This Malibu-born prodigy has revolutionized the sport by being the first person ever to flawlessly execute a 1080-degree spin on a skateboard. And that's just the beginning. He shocked the world by becoming the youngest X Games gold medalist after nailing the inaugural 1080 in a fierce competition at the Asia X Games held in Shanghai. Not satisfied with one record-breaking feat, he also became the youngest Dew Tour champion, the youngest Vans Pool Party champion, and the youngest "Big Air" gold medalist. Schaar fearlessly takes on the biggest challenges, whether it's dominating the X Games or leaving the crowd dumbfounded with his unthinkable tricks. His talent has also been recognized by Forbes magazine, listing him as one of the 30 Under 30 Sports category. Keep an eye out for Tom Schaar—you never know when he'll drop into your local skatepark and show off his skills.
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