Heath Kirchart

Name Heath Kirchart Stance Goofy Born September 5, 1977 Home Los Angeles, United States

Heath Kirchart started skating around 1990 in Orange County, California. He's been influenced by Jason Lee from an early age, and continues to be. Heath has had quite a few epic parts over the years. When being asked on how he plans his video parts out, he just says: "I just try to do the tricks I like as best I can." [1]

Kirchart's started out riding for Birdhouse Skateboards, getting hooked up after sending them a sponsor-me video.

He later left to ride for Foundation for a while, before returning to Birdhouse. At Birdhouse he made the classic "The End" part together with Jeremy Klein, where they're skating around in suits launching onto bus stops roofs and Blockbuster signs, using a huge green launch ramp. Then he left to ride for Alien Workshop with his long-time friend Steve Berra.

In 2001 he won Transworld's "Best Video Part" award for his section in their own "Sight Unseen" video. His latest video part, to this date, is his Alien Workshop "Mind Field" part.

Other parts that stand out in the past, are his parts in Emerica's "This is Skateboarding", Habitat's "Mosaic" as well as some older Foundation parts. He's also been featured on the VBS.tv show Epicly Later'd, where we get to follow the Emerica team on the "Wild Ride" tour.

Heath's often seen skating The Berrics - he's living just four blocks away.

SOURCES:
CCS [1]
GrindTV
VBS.tv

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