Appleyard first gained widespread attention as a teenager when he joined the roster of professional skateboarders. He became well-known for his impressive video parts, particularly in influential skate videos like “Sorry” and “Really Sorry” by Flip Skateboards, and “The Globe World Cup Skateboarding” series. His standout performances in these videos showcased his ability to blend technical tricks with a flowing, effortless style

Appleyard’s contributions to skateboarding extend beyond his technical skills. He has inspired a generation of skaters with his dedication, creativity, and passion for the sport. His influence can be seen in the many young skaters who look up to him and strive to emulate his style and approach to skateboardin. In addition to his professional skateboarding career, Mark Appleyard is known for his laid-back personality and positive attitude, making him a beloved figure both on and off the board. He continues to skate at a high level, participate in skateboarding events, and produce video content that showcases his enduring talent and love for skateboarding.