Paul Rodriguez's video: STORY TIME : WHY I CLOSED MY SKATE PARK

► Subscribe to P-Rod - http://bit.ly/SubscribeToPRod I get comments all the time about my old skate park. How long did I have it? Where did it go and why? In today's "Story Time" I will give a brief history of the park as well as what lead up tp me deciding to shut it down. Have any subjects you would like me to talk about? Leave a comment and I'll try to get it in the following episode. Music By: http://www.instagram.com/john0_chavez ► Follow Me: Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/prod84 Snapchat: http://snapchat.com/add/primitiveprod7 Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/prod84 Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/prod84 Website: http://www.prod84.com Shop: http://bit.ly/1G0XRHJ ▷ About Paul: Paul Rodriguez, also known as “P-Rod” was recognized as a prodigy at the young age of 14, only two years after he started skating. His consistency, effortless style and persistence on his board led Paul to travel far from his home town of Northridge, CA to the City Streets around the world as a part of the legendary City Stars team. His passion for skating and filming with his friends led to his breakout part in Logic 6 in 2000, Street Cinema in 2001 and landed him Rookie of the Year in 2002 for his part in Tranworld’s video production “In Bloom.” He turned pro later that year. Paul bought his first skateboard at the age of 12. When he’s not skateboarding, Paul enjoys studying the lives of influential individuals, including his favorites such as Alexander the Great and Bruce Lee. Paul currently lives in Los Angeles.