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PUSHedit — 1st Runner Up

The Berrics would like to congratulate Timothy Olson as our first runner up and second place winner for Push Re-Edit Contest. Judging our finalists was no easy task and with so many aspects designating his edit as a potential overall winner, it came down to certain preferences we hope only motivate Timothy to continue producing great work. You will quickly uncover Timothy’s potent style of editing, that captures the essence of skateboarding. Timothy will be receiving our exclusive Push sweatshirt and limited edition PUSH Skullcandy headphones.

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