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Yesssss. This is a MUST SEE for sure. 9 minutes of damn good riding from the Etnies team. This is what I’m talking about!
“The etnies team made their way out to the Mile High City for the Journeys BBQ in Denver and stopped along the way to shred spots in Austin, Oklahoma City and Kansas City. Lucky for you, we filmed it. Check out Aaron Ross, Chase Dehart, Corey Martinez, Tony Hamlin, Tom Dugan and Brian Kachinsky in etnies Summer Grind.”
It’s been getting cold in the Midwest, but that hasn’t stopped Brian kachinsky, Timmy Theus, Jeff Wescott, Joe Battaglia and Tony Malouf from getting out and hitting up some street spots around Chicago for this weeks Woozy Wednesday.
Song: Enoe – Coffee & Cigarettes
Check out a quick clip from Jeff Wescott, Drew York, Daniel Hylton and Brian Kachinsky at the Davenport, Iowa skatepark for this new The Gully Factory.
What happens when you put two seasoned veterans of the professional BMX game to a game of BMX trivia? You dig real deep for questions… Real deep. I’m sure most of you kids won’t be able to answer a lot of these.
“Brian Kachinsky matches whits with Van Homan on some historical BMX trivia. Who was BMX rider to grind a handrail? Who is the “Luc-E” grind named after? Who was the first rider to jump the “Church Gap” in Texas? Find out all that and see who comes out the victor in this HEAD2HEAD.” – Alli Sports
As a photographer I am always searching out ways to set myself apart and create content that people will be into. It’s one of the biggest challenges as a photographer and one of the hardest parts about it to be honest. Especially these days when everyone has a camera of some sort with them on a regular basis whether it be a digi-cam or an iphone and life is being documented by the minute. It’s a mix of doing what makes you happy and trying to figure out what will make viewers happy as well. That’s where this new “A different perspective” idea came from. Over the years I have interviewed tons of pro riders about anything and everything except one important topic. What is it like from their perspective to go out and shoot with a photographer? What it is that makes one person better to shoot with than others? I have always wondered about what goes on inside a riders mind before they prepare to shoot a crazy banger and put all of their trust into the photographer. I linked up with a few of my personal favorite riders at X Games and asked them to let me snap a shot of them for my $5 Kodak for a future project I was working on. Well, to be honest at the time I didn’t know what I was going to use the photos for but after some brainstorming it became obvious that the photos would be a perfect way to introduce this feature. See what Drew Bezanson, Dennis Enarson and Brian Kachinsky all had to say for the first edition of “A different perspective.”
Check out Brian Kachinsky, Timmy Theus and Sam Carlson getting a proper session in at the Wilson skatepark in Chicago in this new edit for Network A. Can’t go wrong with some BK footage at his home park!
Filmed and edited by Paul Williams
Brian Kachinsky’s knee is finally all healed up and it looks like he’s been busy dropping hammers already! Here’s his new Etnies‘s edit PACKED with some gnarly clips.
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All photos by Kurt Hohberger.
