As we previously reported, skateboarding legend PJ Ladd, also known as his spiritual name Anantjeet Singh, has embraced Sikhism while continuing his career on the board.
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Anantjeet recently returned to Goiwal Sahib in India, where he completed Japji on the 84 steps.
According to his post, he spent 20 hours doing it continuously.
This was his third visit to the site, with his previous visit taking place eight years ago.
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For those who have followed his career, Anantjeet has built a lasting reputation through his technical skating and distinctive style.
Outside of skating, he has also continued to explore his faith and spend time at important Sikh sites.
His career has included skate decks, signature products, and even his own fingerboard, giving core heads more ways to connect with his work beyond his video parts and street skating.
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His latest visit was also shared with his crew, who joined him for the occasion. Anantjeet was super hyped for everyone who took part before sharing a few words about his time at Goiwal Sahib.
Anantjeet posted:
“Goiwal Sahib
Finished Japji on the 84 steps
20 hours straight
3rd time here 8yrs since last
Congrats to everyone in our crew”
After eight years since his previous visit, Anantjeet’s return to Goiwal Sahib gave him time to reconnect with a place that holds religious importance to him.
His latest post offers skaters a glimpse into a side of his life that exists away from skateboarding, showing how his personal beliefs continue to be part of who he is.