All eyes on Paris Olympics for Aussie skateboarding siblings Aaliyah and Keefer | ABC Australia

A decade ago, Aaliyah and Keefer Wilson’s father built them a megaramp in their South Gippsland backyard. At 28-feet tall and 90 metres long, it’s the biggest in the Southern Hemisphere.
The teenage siblings, now 18 and 16, are travelling the world as they vie for a spot in the Australian skateboarding team and aim to compete at the 2024 Paris Olympics.
Video by Damien Peck, ABC Sport
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[@XSteve-gz5ko]

Good to know that skateboarding will be a popular sport in the next few years....

[@alisonshanahan1237]

Go Dad, building such a great ramp for your kids to become Olympians. Added benefit is the international community skating in your backyard. 🎉