Beatrice Domond facts for kids
| Personal information | |
|---|---|
| Full name | Beatrice Domond |
| Born | January 7, 1995 Miami, Florida, U.S. |
| Sport | |
| Sport | Skateboarding |
Beatrice Domond, born in 1995, is an amazing American skateboarder from Miami, Florida. She is known for her unique style and skills on a skateboard. Beatrice is a regular-footed skater, which means she rides with her left foot forward.
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Growing Up and Learning
Beatrice moved to West Palm Beach, Florida when she was four years old. She started skateboarding when she was just seven. Later, she even earned a college degree from Florida Atlantic University.
Skateboarding Adventures
Starting Out
When Beatrice was a young skater in South Florida, she started sending emails to a famous skateboard filmmaker named Bill Strobeck. She would send him short videos of her skateboarding tricks. Bill Strobeck loved her style and started showing her videos to other pro skaters, like Jason Dill. Slowly, Beatrice became well-known among a small group of professional skateboarders, especially in New York City.
In September 2013, Beatrice got her first box of gear from FA, a cool skateboarding company. Then, in May 2018, Jason Dill officially welcomed Beatrice to the FA team as a sponsored amateur skater. This was a big step in her career!
Big Moments and Videos
In 2014, Beatrice showed off an awesome trick called a no-comply impossible in the Supreme 'cherry' video. This video was made by Bill Strobeck.
The next year, in 2015, I-D Magazine named Beatrice as one of five young female skaters to watch. She was listed alongside other talented skaters like Allysha Bergado, Alana Smith, Anne-Sophie Julien, and Leo Baker.
In 2016, Vogue magazine also featured Beatrice. They included her in their list of "Girls Who Shred: 5 Stylin' Female Skateboarders to Follow on Instagram Now." In 2018, Beatrice even modeled for Thom Browne's Golf Collection, showing off her style beyond skateboarding.
More Videos and Magazine Covers
In 2019, Beatrice appeared in the "Boys Of Summer 2" video by Logan Lara. She also showed her skills in the 2019 Supreme video called CANDYLAND, which was directed by William Strobeck. Her tricks in the video came right after Cher Strauberry's part.
In 2020, Beatrice Domond made it to the cover of the December issue of Juice skateboarding magazine. This was a huge honor and showed how much she had achieved in the skateboarding world.
