Movies For Your Monday
Artbarn Film Demo Reel 2015: A collection of beautiful images from the Squamish-based filmmaking masterminds.
Shutting Down Northstar: Parker Robinson sending it at Northstar Ski Resort in Tahoe. Thanks to everyone who helped make this happen and Damon Iwanaga for shooting with me. I can't wait to come back up to the Dirty 530 soon!
Freeride Roadtrip with DA"U: I met up with Julien and Antoine for a six day trip to the interior, BC. Had so much fun riding lines with these dudes and did a little filming to document the adventure. Riding and filming: Antoine Lamine'man, Julien Saragaglia, and Andrew Santos. Edited by: Andrew Santos. Locations: Kamloops Bike Ranch, Silver Star, and Farwell Canyon.
RedBull Hardline 2015: This course is nuts.
The Robin Wallner Story: With minimum backing from federations Robin decided at a young age to make downhill racing his life. Starting to import bike parts at age 16 just to help him and his brother's racing, it quickly evolved and after a couple of years he created his own World Cup team. Robin has done everything on his own and in this video you get a glimpse of a pretty driven guy and his way of doing things.
Home Is Where Is Where You Park It - Ep. 4: Episode 4 is our final instalment from our overseas adventures (for now) it is lacking a bit on the riding side as we were having way too much fun to film... plus all our stuff got stolen in Canada including the golden GoPro and all its footage. Cheers Tom Caldwell for the additional clips!
MiniBike Pacific Series #1: 1st: Josh Gibb, 2nd: Dylan Brown, 3rd: Bailey Villalovos.
Who Said Summer Was Over? 16 year old Yusuke Yamamoto and 22 year old Zach shred Whistler in prime fall conditions. Video: Jalin Kimpton. Song: Comin Thru - Russ.
Drew Loring - All In: Couple of clips from a recent trip to Tahoe.
Riley Hits Home: Riley Sobush shows us how to shred Mt. Coda.
Cleat Set Up Made Easy - Progressive | Trail Doctor: Today's mountain bikers are split in their pedal choice, with many downhill racers joining the XC riders' clipless pedal option and many trail riders opting for flats. Being clipped into your pedal might seem daft on technical trails, but clipless pedals and shoe cleats can boost your pedalling efficiency by upto 30% on climbs, which means possibly going 30% longer during a ride. Everyone likes to go 30% longer! So if you're looking for the lowdown on how to set up cleats and shoes for the first time, or looking for some cheat codes to make the job easier, then ex-pro bike mechanic Dan Milner has the answers here.
Angie's Bike Safari: Angie Hohenwarter visits Saalbach Hinterglemm.
Destination Trail - United Kingdom: In this episode, we follow Marshall Mullen as he and his Camber head to the United Kingdom to uncover a vast network of hidden trail gems with UK native, Christian Fairclough. Starting in the south of England, the duo ride through the loamy trails of the Surrey Hills, and eventually move to the north by way of Fort Williams and Kinlochleven in the Scottish Highlands. Along the way, they take in the sights and sounds of quaint hamlets where the trail riders seemingly outnumber the residents, stop off at some massive dirt parks, and experience exactly why a region that's so flat has one of the most engaged and enthusiastic culture of mountain bikers in the world.
On Track With Curtis Keene - Love to Hate the French - S2E5: Croissants, Fondue and Enduro?!? Despite their distinct cuisine, when it comes to Mountain biking, the French are known for being consistently fast and for finding themselves on the top step of the podium. Why? Maybe its the geography of their country? Perhaps its the the structure of the French national races OR it maybe have something to do with their errrr... “liberal interpretation" of the race courses! In this Episode of On Track with Curtis Keene Season 2, we head to Sameons, France to race the 4th stop of the Enduro World Series and discover the 5 reasons why other riders love to “Hate The French."
Chad Kerley - The Cinema Video: This is incredible.
Above Below - Below (Full Film): This two part film sees a diverse group of riders Ben Lewis, Dakota Roche, Fernando Laczko, Ed Zunda, Nathan Williams and Dan Lacey travel the world pushing the limits of BMX progression under the watchful lens of the director, Richard Forne.
50 Years of Going Beyond - (Official Movie Trailer): For the last five decades, Whistler Blackcomb has left its mark on those who are drawn to the mountains. What started as a single Olympic dream in 1966 has evolved into the largest ski resort in North America, with a slew of accomplishments to back it up. From the resort's adventure-seeking founders to its freestyle heydays - and breaking Guinness World Records along the way - snowsport industry legends recount the contributions that Whistler Blackcomb has made to skiing and snowboarding and the significance of its golden anniversary. But while 50 Years of Going Beyond solidifies the resort's legacy in the past, there is no denying that the last 50 years is just the beginning.
Legs of Steel - PASSENGER - Official Trailer: A cinematic journey that spans four continents, the film aims to reveal the endless spectrum of emotions and experiences from each location. With the help of Old Man Winter himself, a story is woven through the twists and turns of a ski season, shedding light on how it feels to be a constant passenger.
Rocky Mountain Moto Tour: "Sometimes its a little better to travel than to arrive.” - Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance. With Skis and Snowboards strapped to their motorcycles, The North Face athletes Mark Carter and Callum Pettit tour through the Canadian Rockies to the Columbia Icefields, seeking a different experience in the mountains. By choosing an alternate method of movement, they discover the beauty of the process and a new relationship with travel. Meanwhile, riding lines off some of the area's most iconic peaks. #RockyMountainMotoTour
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Title Photo by: Bryce Piwek
To check out videos submitted by fellow Pinkbike members that didn't quite make Movie Mondays here.
Shutting Down Northstar: Parker Robinson sending it at Northstar Ski Resort in Tahoe. Thanks to everyone who helped make this happen and Damon Iwanaga for shooting with me. I can't wait to come back up to the Dirty 530 soon!
Freeride Roadtrip with DA"U: I met up with Julien and Antoine for a six day trip to the interior, BC. Had so much fun riding lines with these dudes and did a little filming to document the adventure. Riding and filming: Antoine Lamine'man, Julien Saragaglia, and Andrew Santos. Edited by: Andrew Santos. Locations: Kamloops Bike Ranch, Silver Star, and Farwell Canyon.
RedBull Hardline 2015: This course is nuts.
The Robin Wallner Story: With minimum backing from federations Robin decided at a young age to make downhill racing his life. Starting to import bike parts at age 16 just to help him and his brother's racing, it quickly evolved and after a couple of years he created his own World Cup team. Robin has done everything on his own and in this video you get a glimpse of a pretty driven guy and his way of doing things.
Home Is Where Is Where You Park It - Ep. 4: Episode 4 is our final instalment from our overseas adventures (for now) it is lacking a bit on the riding side as we were having way too much fun to film... plus all our stuff got stolen in Canada including the golden GoPro and all its footage. Cheers Tom Caldwell for the additional clips!
MiniBike Pacific Series #1: 1st: Josh Gibb, 2nd: Dylan Brown, 3rd: Bailey Villalovos.
Who Said Summer Was Over? 16 year old Yusuke Yamamoto and 22 year old Zach shred Whistler in prime fall conditions. Video: Jalin Kimpton. Song: Comin Thru - Russ.
Drew Loring - All In: Couple of clips from a recent trip to Tahoe.
Riley Hits Home: Riley Sobush shows us how to shred Mt. Coda.
Cleat Set Up Made Easy - Progressive | Trail Doctor: Today's mountain bikers are split in their pedal choice, with many downhill racers joining the XC riders' clipless pedal option and many trail riders opting for flats. Being clipped into your pedal might seem daft on technical trails, but clipless pedals and shoe cleats can boost your pedalling efficiency by upto 30% on climbs, which means possibly going 30% longer during a ride. Everyone likes to go 30% longer! So if you're looking for the lowdown on how to set up cleats and shoes for the first time, or looking for some cheat codes to make the job easier, then ex-pro bike mechanic Dan Milner has the answers here.
Angie's Bike Safari: Angie Hohenwarter visits Saalbach Hinterglemm.
Destination Trail - United Kingdom: In this episode, we follow Marshall Mullen as he and his Camber head to the United Kingdom to uncover a vast network of hidden trail gems with UK native, Christian Fairclough. Starting in the south of England, the duo ride through the loamy trails of the Surrey Hills, and eventually move to the north by way of Fort Williams and Kinlochleven in the Scottish Highlands. Along the way, they take in the sights and sounds of quaint hamlets where the trail riders seemingly outnumber the residents, stop off at some massive dirt parks, and experience exactly why a region that's so flat has one of the most engaged and enthusiastic culture of mountain bikers in the world.
On Track With Curtis Keene - Love to Hate the French - S2E5: Croissants, Fondue and Enduro?!? Despite their distinct cuisine, when it comes to Mountain biking, the French are known for being consistently fast and for finding themselves on the top step of the podium. Why? Maybe its the geography of their country? Perhaps its the the structure of the French national races OR it maybe have something to do with their errrr... “liberal interpretation" of the race courses! In this Episode of On Track with Curtis Keene Season 2, we head to Sameons, France to race the 4th stop of the Enduro World Series and discover the 5 reasons why other riders love to “Hate The French."
Chad Kerley - The Cinema Video: This is incredible.
Above Below - Below (Full Film): This two part film sees a diverse group of riders Ben Lewis, Dakota Roche, Fernando Laczko, Ed Zunda, Nathan Williams and Dan Lacey travel the world pushing the limits of BMX progression under the watchful lens of the director, Richard Forne.
50 Years of Going Beyond - (Official Movie Trailer): For the last five decades, Whistler Blackcomb has left its mark on those who are drawn to the mountains. What started as a single Olympic dream in 1966 has evolved into the largest ski resort in North America, with a slew of accomplishments to back it up. From the resort's adventure-seeking founders to its freestyle heydays - and breaking Guinness World Records along the way - snowsport industry legends recount the contributions that Whistler Blackcomb has made to skiing and snowboarding and the significance of its golden anniversary. But while 50 Years of Going Beyond solidifies the resort's legacy in the past, there is no denying that the last 50 years is just the beginning.
Legs of Steel - PASSENGER - Official Trailer: A cinematic journey that spans four continents, the film aims to reveal the endless spectrum of emotions and experiences from each location. With the help of Old Man Winter himself, a story is woven through the twists and turns of a ski season, shedding light on how it feels to be a constant passenger.
Rocky Mountain Moto Tour: "Sometimes its a little better to travel than to arrive.” - Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance. With Skis and Snowboards strapped to their motorcycles, The North Face athletes Mark Carter and Callum Pettit tour through the Canadian Rockies to the Columbia Icefields, seeking a different experience in the mountains. By choosing an alternate method of movement, they discover the beauty of the process and a new relationship with travel. Meanwhile, riding lines off some of the area's most iconic peaks. #RockyMountainMotoTour
Title Photo by: Bryce Piwek
To check out videos submitted by fellow Pinkbike members that didn't quite make Movie Mondays here.
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Flashplayer won't work on my stupid Windows 10 laptop, f*ck you windows 10, f*ck you microsoft
I never knew the UK was so flat? Considering they ventured to Fort Williams, not sure how it is flat at all
But this would mean you can add 30% of wattage into your pedals at some point. Not that it will safe you 30% of energy and you will be able to ride 30% longer. It would rather make you ride less long because of all the extra watts you put into your pedals, instead of getting off your bike and walking up the last part (costs less energy)