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Brian Matthew Isoa Shima (Born December 22, 1981) is a professional inline skater. He came to fame in the early rollerblading community because of his unique style on skates and winning many competitions. He also holds the record for the most pro skates held by any person. He is one example of professional rollerbladers that founded skater-owned rollerblading brands. Coming from rollerblading brands like USD (universal skate design) & Razor Skates, he was, along with Jon Elliot, a former pro skater, co-owner and team rider of Ground Control-Frames, NIMH Skates, 4x4 Wheels, Dell Computers, Sepia Outerwear, Vicious Bearings, and Ogio Backpacks Shima owned his own skate brand, named Shima Skate Manufacturing, also known as SSM, which was launched after he abandoned his former company NIMH. In September 2015 it was announced by SSM pro skater that the company was now out of business.〔https://instagram.com/p/7hHK9mlpj9/〕 Also co-founder of the World Rolling Series.〔http://www.worldrollingseries.com/about/〕 He is known for being a very influential pro skater among others like Dustin Latimer, Jon Julio, Alex Broskow and Aaron Feinberg. ==Competitions == *1994 Sea Otter Classic - Monterey, CA - 1st *2000 ASA Amateur Finals - Las Vegas, NV - 1st *April 8, 2001 IMYTA #2 - Paris, France - 1st *2001 Gravity Games - 4th *2001 ASA Pro Tour - Anaheim, California - 1st 〔http://www.asaentertainment.com/athletes/brian-shima/〕 *2001 Eisenberg's Hoedown - Plano, Texas - 1st *2001 IMYTA #3 - Detroit, MI - 2nd *2002 Gravity Games - 2nd 〔http://www.asaentertainment.com/athletes/brian-shima/〕 *2002 Superhick - Atlanta, GA 1st *2002 Eisenberg's Hoedown - Plano, Texas - 3rd *2002 Eisenberg's Hoedown - Plano, Texas - 1st Best Trick *July 7, 2002 IMYTA #8 - Montreal, Canada - 1st *2002 ASA World Championships - 19th 〔http://www.asaentertainment.com/athletes/brian-shima/〕 *2002 ASA Pro Tour - San Diego, California - 17th 〔http://www.asaentertainment.com/athletes/brian-shima/〕 *2003 RFCC Tour Contest (915 Skatepark) - Greensboro, NC - 2nd *2003 RFCC Tour Contest (Vertigo Skatepark) - Boardman, OH - 1st *2003 Superhick - Atlanta, Georgia - 1st *2003 RFCC World Finals (Airborne Skatepark) - Detroit, MI - 1st *November 13, 2004 - RFCC World Finals - Kona, FL - 2nd *2004 Barn Burner - Renton, WA - 1st *2004 Eisenberg's Hoedown - Plano, Texas - 2nd *2005 Fise Competition - Montpellier, France - 1st *May 30, 2005 LG Action Sports Tour - Cincinnati, Ohio - 1st *2005 LG Action Sports Tour - Paris, France - 8th *2005 LG Action Sports Tour - Munich, Germany - 3rd 〔http://www.asaentertainment.com/athletes/brian-shima/〕 *2005 LG Action Sports Championship, Manchester, UK - 3rd 〔http://www.asaentertainment.com/athletes/brian-shima/〕 *2005 LG Action Sports Tour - Sacramento, California - 10th (VERT) *2008 Asian X Games - Shanghai, China - 5th 〔http://www.asaentertainment.com/athletes/brian-shima/〕 *2008 Bitter Cold Showdown - Bordman, Ohio - 4th 〔http://www.asaentertainment.com/athletes/brian-shima/〕 *2008 LG Action Sports Tour - Seattle, Washington - 4th 〔http://www.asaentertainment.com/athletes/brian-shima/〕 *2009 Barn Burner - Seattle, Washington - 1st *2009 Australian Rolling Open - Melbourne, Australia- 3rd *2009 FISE - Montpellier, France - 10th *2010 Bitter Cold Showdown - Detroit, Michigan - 8th *2011 Bitter Cold Showdown - Detroit, Michigan - 9th Judged at the 2011 Bitter Cold Showdown as well. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Brian Shima」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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