

Innovative skateboarding techniques and tricks filmed by Mike Ternasky's Plan B team in 1992 marked a significant cultural shift in the sport's history.
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Innovative skateboarding techniques and tricks filmed by Mike Ternasky's Plan B team in 1992 marked a significant cultural shift in the sport's history.
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Mike Ternasky's Plan B team filmed Questionable in 1992. The video features innovative skateboarding techniques and tricks using handrails and other obstacles. It reflects a shift in the skateboarding culture of the time. Shooting took place with VHS cameras, giving the footage a raw look. Questionable became a landmark in skateboarding history, influencing the sport's direction for the following decade. The video helped redefine the aesthetics and techniques of skateboarding in a rapidly changing environment.
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Why Watch
- See Mike Ternasky's iconic skater roster.
- Watch groundbreaking handrail tricks.
- Find out how skateboarding evolved in the 90s.
Did You Know
- Questionable was released in 1992 and runs for 57 minutes.
- The video features a roster put together by Mike Ternasky.
- It was the first offering in the Plan B video series called 'fourology'.
- The filming utilized VHS cameras and screw-on fisheye lenses.
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What year was the Questionable video released?
Questionable was released in 1992.
Who was the visionary behind the Plan B roster in Questionable?
Mike Ternasky was the visionary who brought together the Plan B roster.
What is the duration of the Questionable video?
The duration of Questionable is 57 minutes.
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