Words by Claudio Santoro: I met Andrew about four years ago under the house of a dear friend who skate with me (and now is given to tamarri). I recently bought my first skateboard, and as the highest aspiration was to be able to get by a sidewalk, see Andrea aka Bakish "slip" to "iron pipes" with the skate aroused in me great admiration for him, so I looked more like a god that a skater (now it seems only Jesus Christ).
I remember that day I asked him what was the difference between a "chicflip" and a "elflip" and I could not imagine who would be the first of many lessons from this guy ... I made a very generous and always willing to help , encourage and especially film;
Today Andrea is always immersed in 1000 to slam the team and is often not thanked properly, but I am convinced that once released on video there will be to build a statue in his honor.
concerning his part in "nArcoteam Loves Skateboarding" I realized that his way of skating has taken a totally different by learning new tricks and variations curious and innovative. It 's also a stubborn person and often tries to overcome its limitations, even though it knows it can not close some tricks ... keep trying to say is that when then closes them "in ya face" you realize that maybe you had underestimated and that next time, count to 10 before you judge his skateboarding.
Bakish continues to skate and never miss the determination and continuing to support the group, that following his advice of "older team" and "senior team manager is obtaining satisfactory results in terms of filming.
I leave you now to the old part of Bakish in "nArcoteam Loves Skateboarding" ... enjoy
Andrew Liddington - Bakish "nArcoteam Loves Skateboarding"
