Pat Duffy

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Pat Duffy is a professional skateboarder[1][2] from Corte Madera,California.[3] He is featured in the video games Skate,[4][5] Skate 2, and Skate 3.

Duffy is best known as the man to have revolutionized rail grinding,[6] for his legendary part in Plan B's 1992 video "Questionable," [7][8] and for his part in Plan B's 1993 video, "Virtual Reality" Duffy was featured on an episode of the MTV series Scarred.

Skate Videos

Pat Duffy's skateboarding has been featured in the following skate videos:[9]

  • Plan B - Questionable in 1992
  • Plan B - Virtual Reality in 1993
  • Plan B - Second Hand Smoke in 1994
  • XYZ - Meet Your Maker in 1995
  • Deluxe - Jim's Ramp Jam in 1996
  • Plan B - The Revolution in 1997
  • Consolidated - No Tomorrow in 1998
  • Think - Dedication in 1998
  • Digital - #1 in 1999
  • ON Video - Fall 2000 in 2000
  • Think - Free At Last Vol. 1 in 2002
  • Transworld - Are You Alright? in 2003
  • Transworld - Subtleties in 2004
  • Firsthand: Pat Duffy in 2006
  • Plan B - Live After Death in 2006
  • Minority Report in 2006
  • Thrasher - Keg Killer in 2006
  • Streets: LA in 2007
  • Plan B In Dominican Republic in 2008
  • Plan B - Superfuture in 2008
  • Plan B In Arizona in 2009
  • FKD - Park Project Finale in 2010
  • VOX - Skate 4 Change: Volume 1 in 2011

References

  1. ↑ 'Unbreakable' Skateboarder Jake Brown Talks About His Death-Defying X Games Fall
  2. ↑
  3. ↑ http://www.dbot5.com/team/skateboard/pat-duffy.php
  4. ↑
  5. ↑
  6. ↑
  7. ↑ http://skateboarding.transworld.net/1000150504/features/60-minutes-in-the-park-pat-duffy-2/
  8. ↑
  9. ↑

External links

  • Pat Duffy, Plan B "The Questionable video"
  • Pat Duffy, Virtual Reality - Pat Duffy
  • Pat Duffy, Transworld Subtlties - Pat Duffy
  • Mind Reader With Pat Duffy
  • Pat Duffy, Second Hand Smoke
  • Transworld Subtlties - Pat Duffy


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