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Meet Sky Brown, a skateboarding prodigy who is on the verge of becoming one of the youngest athletes to ever compete at the Summer Olympics.

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One 11-year-old is conquering the concrete wave in such fashion that she hopes to be a fixture at the 2020 Olympic Games in Tokyo. I just want to skate, she told CBS News. I just love skateboarding, it is my happy place."Even if I fall or if I get hurt, that won't stop me to do what I love," she added. As Brown sets her goals high for next summers Olympics, she says her training in skateboarding comes not from a coach but from YouTube. Keep doing it and doing it until I make it, she told CBS News.