Jamie Foy was born on June 14, 1996, in Deerfield Beach, Florida, USA. Growing up in Florida, is where Jamie started skating, leading him to enter skate contests around the area.

In 2013, Foy officially kicked off his skateboarding career, winning several competitions across Florida, Georgia, and Pennsylvania. Jamie's powerful style and fearless approach quickly gained him recognition, and in 2016, he made a pivotal move to Los Angeles, where he became a fixture in skateboarding videos, appearing in seven over 2016 and 2017.

Foy’s skating is characterized by raw energy and technical prowess. He’s known for massive gaps, rail grinds, and big flips. Some of his signature tricks include frontside flips down huge stair sets and backside 360 ollies over gaps. His fearless attitude and commitment to pushing boundaries have solidified his reputation as one of the best skaters in the world.

Foy rides for Deathwish Skateboards, a brand known for its gritty and rebellious ethos. He’s also part of the New Balance Numeric skateboarding team, representing their footwear and apparel line.

In 2017, Thrasher magazine crowned Jamie Foy as Skater of the Year, a prestigious title that recognizes outstanding contributions to skateboarding culture. That same year, he turned pro for Deathwish Skateboards and received an invitation to join the Street League Tour. His impact on the scene was undeniable, and he continued to dominate skate contests and video parts.

Foy’s X Games journey has been equally impressive. He secured three medals: Real Street gold in 2019 and two California Skateboard Street medals in 2021.

Off the skateboard, Foy remains down-to-earth. His mom, always supportive, even walked around London while he and his friends skated. It’s this genuine love for skating and the community that makes Jamie Foy a standout figure in the sport.

So, whether he’s launching himself down massive gaps or inspiring the next generation of skaters, Jamie Foy’s impact is undeniable. Keep an eye out for this Florida-born powerhouse as he continues to push the boundaries of what’s possible on four wheels!

Jamie Foy Skateboarding Videos:

Jamie Foy: Battle Scars Skate Video Part

"When Jamie Foy takes a slam, you kind of feel sorry for the concrete; it's an unstoppable force/immovable object scenario. But even someone as robust as Foy catches a bad one every once in a while—here he talks about his worst ones."

"You gotta pay to play, that's why I love skateboarding so much. No matter how good you are at any given second, you could get folded, .. makes you appreciate every second of roll away you get."

"after the last bail, he still tried 5 times. i would just walk away and never comeback lol"

Jamie Foy: My War Skate Video Part

"El Toro has been a monolithic benchmark since Heath’s lipslide in The End, and while skateboarding continues to progress at a mind-blowing pace, it’s still near impossible to wrap our heads around this front crook."

"imagine front 5050ing el toro as a warm-up."

 ""My war." keep that in mind everyone hating on the fact it was first try. His war was trying it and being confident enough to go through with it. Respect. Bc the way he launches for front crook he was really suspended in the air for a second and the fall would have beeen too gnarly big ups!"

Rough Cut: Jamie Foy's "Deathwish Part One" Skate Video Part

"The Jamie Foy reign of destruction has been an all-out blitz. His recent Deathwish part dropped our collective jaws on the concrete, so here’s a journey into how it all came together."

"its mind blowing that skaters today can just have a "sesh" at El Toro. doing anything off that used to be a career highlight."

"Best part bout skating is just the pure positive vibes. Brings all races and age groups together for a good time. God bless all the skaters out there !"

Jamie Foy Spitfire Skate Video Part

"If you thought Jamie might take a vacation and chill after last year’s rampage, you were dead wrong. Here’s another full part, loaded with hammers from start to finish. The Foy fire continues to spread.

"It's crazy how he makes it look easy. You know these are gnarly rails, and he's just doing his thing like it's a random Wednesday morning after some coffee. Wild."

"His commitment to his tricks is as strong as a 50 year marriage!"

"Gnar factor, tech/power dichotomy, and trick selection second to none."

"Okay, seriously, is it just me or is Foy just getting better and better? This is absolute insanity, and if it keeps up 100% back to back, SOTY!"