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Haha, this is pretty funny. Catfish talks a little bit about his first bunny hop and how he got made fun of it for it. Little did he know that was the start of something that would take him all over the world.
“In this episode of Crooked World Zachary Alexander Yankush AKA The Catfish recalls his childhood in Ohio and how stoked he was when he landed his first ever bunny hop…Even though it was under handed.” – Network A
This is pretty wild. Alli Sports compiled the best of 2012 that they produced to look back on how good of a year it had been. Definitely some amazing interviews happened and there was a bunch of awesome riding. This is 27 minutes of goodness. Check it out!
“Host Catfish talks about the most interesting BMX stories from Inside Alli Sports in the year 2012 with each segment featuring new footage. Recap the entire year all in one stop with this BMX rewind taking you inside BMX.”
If you ride BMX, you know who Catfish is…If you don’t, you are blowin’ it and need to get caught up and that’s where this interview comes in. I’ve been fortunate enough to be able to call Catfish a friend for years now and it’s always a pleasure to get to hang with him. I noticed he was in Cali for a visit after kind of going M.I.A for a while in Spain and I was determined to chill with him and find out what the hell he has been up to so I hit him up a few days ago and we made it happen. He is the type of person that runs his life according to a very loose schedule and has one goal and that is to have fun. His BMX roots date back to the late 80’s, he has been an announcer at nearly every single major BMX event in recent years and has seen some of the most progressive riding to date with his own eyes contest after contest. If you haven’t seen him on TV announcing a contest you may have caught him on an episode of his own show “Strangers in Danger” with his co-star and BMX legend Mike “Rooftop” Escamilla. Either way, Catfish is one person that genuinely loves riding and truly understands what it’s all about. Sit back, relax and enjoy a little sarcasm from the man himself.
Catfish has stacked some serious frequent flyer miles this past year. Check out this video he put together featuring footage from all the different countries and places he had the opportunity to visit. This is bound to make all of you jealous.
Check out two of the most entertaining people in BMX throwing down in a new episode of Calling The Shots!
“Zack “Catfish” Yankush takes a break from “Strangers In Danger” to throw down some of the most seriously bizarre combos we’ve seen. With the help of Kareem Williams, Catfish proves he’s the most entertaining man in BMX, possibly the world. What’s really going on at 2:30? Hell yeah!” – Network A
Part two from the Monster team trip from Los Angeles to Salt Lake City, Utah is now online for your viewing pleasure. Check out footage from Jamie Bestwick, Dakota Roche, Ryan Guettler, Pat Casey, Vince Byron, Rob Wise, Matt Beringer, Catfish, Andy Buckworth and Scotty Cranmer getting down at some dialed parks around Utah. Damn good.
Here’s part one from the Monster team trip from Los Angeles to Salt Lake City, Utah. Looks like these guys had a hell of a good time and Jamie Bestwick rides everything but a vert ramp! Can’t wait to see part two.
“The Monster BMX team jumps in the bus and hits the road from Los Angeles to Utah. Pit stops include Barstow and 50/50 BMX show in Salt Lake City. 456!
Featuring Jamie Bestwick, Scotty Cranmer, Pat Casey, Dakota Roche, Ryan Guettler, Andy Buckworth, Vince Byron and Catfish.”
