Bachelor Parks are shaping up well. Real Laps should be coming pretty soon I hope.
Filmed a few laps in jerry Jersey Cream park with Bruce Oldham - spring 2018
I made this video to show somewhat what it's like to be in Next Level Summer Camps. I tried to record most of what we did in one day and incorporate it all into an edit. This definitely didn't turn out exactly how I wanted it too, being that theres a lot of fast forwarded clips and it gets boring, but theres a couple smaller parts in the edit that I think are enjoyable. I have the fast forwarded clips in this video to show how and where everyone travels at the camp, you do take a bus to and from the bus stop to the mountain, but you walk or skate everywhere else. I'll start with the cons, I think its pretty dope having a camp that lets you skate around a university (loaded with spots,) to get everywhere, but when your going to someplace like lets say the skatepark, you pretty much always have to skate all the way there which can get tiring asf, especially if you're someone who doesn't want to go but your whole group does. However, you and your group can opt not to go anywhere on free time, and just sleep or chill around the dorms, but you will always have to skate or walk to and from breakfast, lunch and dinner. Another bad thing is the main lift broke down 2 years ago, midweek during the second session of camp, I came back this year, a year later and the lift is at least running, however it can only hold 3-4 people at once. So, before you complain that I'm complaining, lemme go to the pros. Im not gonna say everything good about the camp because that could go on for a while so lemme just fast forward this too and go over my favorite parts. To start, you still have a lot of freedoms in this camp, and theres pretty much always something to do to have fun. In specific, you are able to ski during the summer without having to travel across the country, you have the option to go to the skatepark, workout in a huge gym, play basketball, soccer, dodgeball, and you can swim, or you can just chill and catch up on sleep. Not to mention how you always have the option to ski at least twice a day, being the morning instruction and then the night sessions and even the time in between if you really want. Overall, this camp is tight asf and I would recommend it, its a perfect place for any east coast shredder that wants to keep the shred alive in the summer. Comment and let me know what you think of the edit, something I could do better or something you wanna see a video of.
mellow afternoon on wildcat with Jazz Vitale, Jax Heaton and Noah Heaton.
Summer skiing on gravel, grass, asphalt etc. had a lot of fun making this video, and hope you like it aswell. Please Subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/chann...
Ski school professor Steve Stepp gives us a lesson in terrain park safety while shredding on his #promodel #JWhipitSki >> https://jskis.com/products/green-goblin
Had a fun trip down in Colorado skiing Breck, Keystone, and Copper! Such a sick place and can't wait to go back soon. Riders: Jordan Marten - Red and Khaki Coat - @jordanmarten Pete Duncan - Black Coat - @detepuncan
Everything was shot in one day, which made it quite challenging. Skiers: Jonas Hunziker: https://www.instagram.com/jonashunziker/ Maxime Meunier: https://www.instagram.com/max_meuns/ Kim Gubser: https://www.instagram.com/kimgubser/ Vojta Břeský: https://www.instagram.com/voita_bresky/ Mike Rageth: https://www.instagram.com/jibbermike/
Charlie Dehner braves an early season Bachelor Parks Real Lap. Looking good he is and keepin' it real! Respect Gets Respect!
Learn To Watch edit dropping Wednesday at 8pm!!! Follow @80hd_co on Instagram
Bobby Turpentino, Jimbo Spliffins, and Friends Location: Bridger Bowl, Montucky
Season edit from the 2016/17 season plus some shots from snowflex.
See vintage onsies from Descente, Obermeyer, Serac, Bogner, Schoffel, Degre 7, Henri-Charles Colsenet (HCC), Robert John, Hasegg, Hard Corps, North Face, Hea...
USC Ski and Snowboard team is back and getting after it for opening weekend at Mammoth Mountain! Check us out! http://instagram.com/uscskiandsnowboard http:/...
This is one of the biggest goals I set for myself growing up and I went about it wrong for a while. I tried sending videos out to every company seeing if any would respond, which none ever did. I should have just spent that energy working harder on my skiing abilities so that I got better. It is imperative that you are a good role model and inspiration to others in order to think about getting sponsored. Remember you never know when someone might be watching and notice the way you act. Most companies do not want you out there partying, drinking, and smoking because that is not a good representation of their company. The four steps I go over are: Step 1: Having a good attitude all the time. This is important no matter what you are doing and you never know when someone is watching so it is really important you always try and be positive and encouraging Step 2: Having a good work ethic, it's super important you have a good work ethic. Companies want to see you working hard all the time, that is what will help set you apart from others. Step 3: Have results. Having results shows companies what you have already accomplished which could be helpful or hurtful. Having a lot of awesome results (tons of views on videos and good comp results) will dramatically increase your chances of getting sponsored. Step 4: Being charismatic. Being a likable person is really important so that companies feel you are a valuable asset to their company. This also helps with networking, knowing people is extremely helpful in getting sponsored; so if you do not know anyone, go to ski shops and ask for reps contact info that way you can start to get to know people.
Bachelor Parks Real Laps welcomes back Tyndall Wells. He "Works It Wells!" Respect Gets Respect!
The final installment of the Progression series brought to you by the boofs. Watch as we dial in our shred skills at Mt Hood, OR & AZ Snowbowl. Riders (in or...
Shoutout to Ryan varchol the guy behind the lens!! And all the mustang staff
Just the boys keeping the beach hot this season. Skiers featured: Owen Braun - Sean Burkholder - Ryan Barrick - Dylan Newcomer - Mason McDonald Courtesy of BMFilm
ALWAYS - a park edit shot 100% at Powder Ridge in Kimball, Minnesota. Thank you to everyone who supports TTN and their ventures. We love you. Powder Ridge is our home. Much thanks to Sam Fasching for doing a lot of the filming and for getting all of the clips over to Sage for the editing. Sage put a lot of time into this edit while still doing college in Portland, Oregon; so please take 10 minutes out of your day to enjoy friends skiing. We will ALWAYS be brothers. Vaping isn't cool. Do as we say not as we do.
Gaper Day 2017 with a whole bunch of homies at Breck. Featuring the likes of Spencer Folkman, Tate Schumm, Owen Jensen, Cole Sibelius, David Jensen, Ian Tennant and a whole bunch of rad kiddos in the Breck Park. Enjoy...
Laurent Bilodeau, David Paquet and Vincent Prévost at Stoneham in early april, just lappin.
Did a lot of fun skiing this year and broke a few gopros off my head. Here's what I managed to film. Titular action from the UBC Freeride BBQ near the end
I saw a one with mute. I thought it woukd be nice to try the one with Japan grab.
Just the boys out enjoying opening day at Eldora 11/7/18
Kicked off the season with a trip to Canada where I joined Dom Laporte. One month of streetskiing and roadtripping with the illest crew. Shout out to all those involved in the making of this segment of #KEEPITREALtheproject. Discover my latest project « WOULD YOU » : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aXOzu... Supported by : VOLKL MARKER DALBELLO DAKINE LA CLUSAZ BONX COLDGOLD OAKLEY GOPRO Media Partners : https://www.downdays.eu/ https://www.newschoolers.com SPECIAL THANKS ALEX PELLETIER BEATOWSKI CAROLINE LAPORTE DOM LAPORTE HUGO LAUGIER JAY MO JEAN PHILLIPE BOULAIS KING HOODIE NICKY HARTMANN NOEMIE LEPEUCH NOE PROVOST ROCKY SAM TREMBLAY THEO HILSENKOPF More infos and updates on Instagram @jeremypancras Peace
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