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The Deadline guys compiled a bunch of the footage from their dudes, Colin Varanyak and Garrett Reynolds throwing down at Simple Session and then tossed it into this edit for you guys to enjoy! Take a peek!
“First installment of the Chop-N-Skrewed series featuring Colin Varanyak & Garrett Reynolds at Simpel Session 2014.
Footage is from practice prelims & finals.
Footage stolen from Redbull & Ride BMX.
www.deadline-crew.com
peep-game production“
Did you catch the finals from Simple Session yesterday? Check out all the highlights in the video above along with a clip of how Dan Paley won best trick!
“Simple Session 2014 is a wrap. From well over 100 riders down to 24, the finals were everything you’d expect from a Simple Session; a great mix of both street and park riding, a great vibe, and a damn good show.
Filmed and edited by Ryan Fudger
Music: Y-Test Beats – http://myspace.com/ytest” – Ride BMX
Results:
1 Drew Bezanson CAN 445
2 Logan Martin AUS 423
3 Pat Casey USA 416
4 Garrett Reynolds USA 415
5 Mike Varga CAN 414
6 Broc Raiford USA 401
7 Alex Kennedy GBR 397
8 Alex Coleborn GBR 395
9 Tyler Fernengel USA 393
10 Maxime Charveron FRA 390
11 Declan Brooks GBR 389
12 Andres Lainevool EST 388
13 Mike Gray CAN 385
14 Simone Barraco ITA 380
14 Dillon Lloyd CAN 380
16 Daniel Tünte GER 373
17 Kostya Andreev RUS 365
17 Jack Clark GBR 365
17 Colin Varanyak USA 365
20 Nick Bruce USA 363
21 Trey Jones USA 349
22 Nick DiGeroloma USA 347
23 Kevin Peraza MEX 346
24 Roman Gorovojs LAT 345
25 Dan Paley GBR 341
Best Trick:
Dan Paley – 360 crook to oppo 180
The GoldPro must have taken a dump, so Steve Croteau pulled out his iPhone and stacked a bunch of random clips for this new Peep Game video. Take a peek at a bunch of riding and party clips! Better believe this has some dialed clips in it.
“iPhone clips I had sitting on my computer, enjoy.
Riders in Order:
Garrett Reynolds
Joe Riley
Tony Ennis
Steve Croteau
Jackson Ratima
JJ Palmere
Ty Morrow
Colin Varanyak
Chris Marshall
Song:
Flatbush Zombies-S.C.O.S.A“
Garrett Reynolds and Colin Varanyak spent some time out at Woodward East this past summer for a thing with Red Bull. While they were there, they stacked a few clips for this new Deadline edit for you to enjoy! Hit that play button because you already know there is some serious heat in this!
If you keep up with the East Coast scene, or really the Deadline, The Trip or Fiend guys, there’s a good chance you have seen Chris Marshall’s name in a photo credit or ten. Chris is one of the guys that riders like Garrett Reynolds, Ty Morrow and Augie Simoncini trust to get the photo when it counts.
We’ve been seeing his name pop up pretty much everywhere between all of the magazines and different websites and figured it was more than time to get ahold of this guy and find out what he’s all about. We have a damn good Photos: interview that is a great read below along with a PHOTOGALLERY with a few of Chris’ favorite photos for you guys to get stoked on! So let’s get into this and find out just what this guy behind the lens ( and mask?) is all about.
Name: Chris Marshall
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The latest Peep Game video features a ton of heavy hitters getting down on spots out in Southern California! You already know with a line up that includes guys like Garrett Reynolds, Kevin Kiraly, Ty Morrow and many more that it’s going to be worth a look!
“Peep Game just came through with a great West Coast mix tape from the last couple months of BMX street riding in SoCal. Featuring Sean Ricany, Anthony “BOY” Flores, Andrew Castaneda, Kevin Kiraly, Augie Simoncini, Steve Croteau, Joe Riley, Garrett Reynolds, Ty Morrow, and JJ Palmere—there are some bad ass lines in here and a couple gems like Ty’s fakie tooth 180 and Garrett’s bench hop into a cheese grater ditch. Filmed by Steve Croteau.” – Crooked World
There has always been something intriguing to me about getting some behind the scenes details on a photo. I don’t know what it is about it but I just get stoked on seeing exactly how someone shot a specific photo and get a little insight into the process. I suppose it has something to do with the fact that every photographer shoots a little differently, which in turn makes each story unique in its own way. I can remember studying photos in magazines and borderline obsessing about the way that they were shot and honestly over the years not much has changed. I still find myself getting lost in photos to this day with the same level of curiosity that I had when I first started shooting. With that said, enjoy round six of WYDK.
