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Pray and Destroy — Unearthing the benefits of skate yoga with Tom's Skate Shop in Stoke Newington, London.

In our new short film we headed over to Tom’s Skate Shop in Stoke Newington to find how skate yoga can help your body withstand the stresses and strains skateboarding puts on it.

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