Satria Vijie

About

Indonesian professional skateboarder, entrepreneur, and digital content creator known for his success in competitive skateboarding and for helping grow skate culture in Indonesia. He is especially known for winning competitions across Southeast Asia, setting a MURI (Museum Rekor Dunia Indonesia) High Ollie record in 2008, and for placing third at the international FISE World Series competition in Chengdu, China in 2016.

Before fame

He developed an interest in skateboarding as a teenager. His inspiration came after seeing the popular video game Tony Hawk's Pro Skater which introduced him to the tricks and culture of the sport. He began practicing skateboarding seriously in 2005 and teaching himself tricks in public spaces and skate spots around his city. He achieved one of his earliest major milestones in 2008 when he set a High Ollie record recognized by Indonesia's official record museum MURI. He finished third place at the FISE World Series event in Chengdu, China in 2016. He has expanded his work beyond competitions to include coaching skate clinics, organizing skate events, and mentoring younger skaters.

Trivia

He was named Rookie of the Year by SURFTIME Magazine in 2009. He has been sponsored by well-known brands connected to skate culture including Converse and Skullcandy. His Instagram account features skate clips, travel content, and collaborations with other skaters while his YouTube channel shares skate videos, lifestyle content, and behind-the-scenes footage from skate events.

Family life

He was born and raised in Indonesia. His family initially did not support his decision to pursue skateboarding as a serious activity. His skateboard was once destroyed by family members because they believed he was spending too much time skating.

Associated with

He publicly interacted with Indonesian political figure Anies Baswedan in 2021 when skateboarders discussed the use of public sidewalks for skating in Jakarta.