"It's like riding a surfboard on the sidewalk... It's excitement. It's kicks. It's fun," Ms. McGee expressed, highlighting the joy and thrill of skateboarding as reminiscent of surfing.
Patti McGee quickly won the women's division of the first National Skateboard Championships in Santa Monica in December 1964, marking her rise as skating's first female national champion.
After signing a one-year contract with Hobie for $250 a month, she transitioned from a competitive skater to a professional, growing her influence across the U.S.
During her promotional tours, Patti showcased her talent at department stores and events, transforming skateboarding into an exciting spectacle for youth across various American cities.
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