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Fun freestyling on a windsurfer

Thu, 21 Aug 2008 06:39:51 -0700

Not enough fun being had at windsurfing nowaways. More whingeing about conditions than actual sailing, etc. So here's a clip of going out in average conditions, on cheap equipment. This allows to keep shape, work on skills and balance, plus it's free! Before I get comments: I do realise some of the freestyle in there is not that good. Just hope it's entertaining, that's all.

Freestyle windsurfing - bit of jumping

Tue, 10 Jun 2008 18:47:09 -0700

Bit of jumping whilst doing old-style freestyle, with old equipment.

Freestyling the oldest possible Windsurfing stock

Tue, 10 Jun 2008 05:44:20 -0700

Yo, decided to put together my oldest Windsurfer bits and take it out in strong winds. Teak booms, a patched-up sail, and so on.

What a fight... I could not even tie the booms properly - didn't know how.

At least, proves that anything can be ridden, even freestyled... Was fun!

Everoling a teak boom old Windsurfer - bad ending

Tue, 10 Jun 2008 05:37:11 -0700

This is probably the last ever video of an Everole (riding upside down) in strong winds of an old-style Windsurfer... with teak booms! Ever..

Watch to the end - bad ending for the equipement. As usual.

The Ravioli Run

Fri, 21 Sep 2007 17:19:02 -0700

A rainy video of Da Plow where we ate Raviolis and sessioned.

Dylans edit

Tue, 13 Mar 2007 18:44:53 -0700

Me riding my DOBERMANN

DOSAGE Vol 4 with El Capitan's The Nose (5.14a)

Tue, 13 Feb 2007 14:01:23 -0800

5.14a. you kidding me? $hite

The Dosage climbing film series is the most popular look at all forms of modern climbing, bouldering, trad or sport.

Dosage vol IV, the fourth climbing film in the series makes the greatest climbs of the year come alive before your eyes. Tommy Caldwell makes big wall freeclimbing history in Yosemite, with his linkup of El Capitan's The Nose (5.14a) and Freerider (5.12d), for 6,000 feet of climbing in under 24 hours. Dave Graham and Chris Sharma open impossible boulders in Ticino, Switzerland and Hueco Tanks, Texas, then focus their power on a new breed of hybrid sport routes, with the first ascents of Coup de Grace (5.15a, Ticino) and Dreamcatcher (5.14d, Squamish, BC). And Lisa Rands summons her strength and masters her fear on the first female ascent of the dangerous UK grit route Gaia (E8).

Photoplay movie trailer

Mon, 11 Dec 2006 18:38:51 -0800

PHOTOPLAY is the 2nd release from Theory-3 Media and Poorboyz Productions. Come experience the Northwest of North America through the eyes of the Theory-3 athletes. Watch them tackle the streets of majors cities, the pursuit of all switch take offs and landings off numerous backcountry jumps. Come be a part of the deep snow, the loads of pillows and cliffs and the fast paced lines that make up the North West. Follow these athletes through their entire season, from start to finish, from crash to burn and from October until May! PHOTOPLAY features a fine mix of Rock, Hip Hop, and the smooth mix of many other genres.

Screenplay movie trailer

Mon, 11 Dec 2006 15:01:39 -0800

“Screenplay” is the new ski movie from Two Plank. “Screenplay” follows a series of super motivated skiers across North America, and brings back action packed skiing with an amplified sound track that will make you want to ski! The movie features amazing snow, big cliffs first descents first ski-base jumps, sick rails, gaps and of course the life stories of those that like to rip up steep lines. Follow names like Johnny Scriz Scott, Alex Norton, Laura Ogden, Liam Downey, Jesse Hall, Heath Ordway, Steele Spence, Ted Davenport, Jack Hannan, Jon Johnston and many others as they travel to e

Interview with Canadian Anthony Boronowski from Armada (part 1)

Mon, 11 Dec 2006 10:08:32 -0800

Whistler's own Anthony Boronowski talks about living in Bangkok Thailand his skiing style from freestyle to natural terrain jumping

Long Story Short Tease (DVD of the 06 ski season)

Sun, 05 Nov 2006 07:00:24 -0800

Telling a tale of six months of sun, snow, and rain, over a dozen of skiing’s most talented athletes, hundreds of thousands of miles traveled, tens of thousands of vertical feet hiked, hundreds of quarts of 2-stroke snowmobile oil, a dozen speeding tickets and at least as many missed connecting flights, this year’s Level 1 film is indeed a VERY long story, short. Shot in high-definition across the frozen globe, from remote powder stashes of Hokkaido, Japan, to the bent metal and concrete of the East Coast of North America, and the fabled kicker zones of Austria, and everywhere in between. Level 1 furthers their innovative vision of skiing, continuing their tradition of captivating cinematography, inspired features and locations, and mind-blowing skiing exploits in what will be THE story of the ’06 ski season.