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It has been a little while since we’ve seen a video from Matt Poteet. Here’s a new one he sent through from some of the sessions he has been getting in lately while cruising around town and at his local park! This has a pretty chill vibe from all the slow mo footage, but it’s a solid watch. It sounds like just being out pedaling on his bike has been getting Matt stoked lately, and that’s all that matters. Take a peek!
Song: Jelly Roll – I Need You
One rad thing about BMX is that it gives you the chance to do some really cool things, on and off your bike. So many riders have found other interests, abilities and talents because of BMX. Over the years Matt Poteet has submitted a ton of videos, and he has always talked about doing a full-length video after finding out that he really enjoyed filming and editing. After a number of years and a few setbacks, it looks like he finally realized his dream and finished up the “Never Grow Old” video for everyone to enjoy! The video landed in our inbox this morning and we’re real stoked to share it with you guys. At just under 23 minutes, this video features a bunch of different riders getting down on parks, street spots and more around the Ohio area. A lot of these riders are new names to us, which is always cool to see as well. Hit play and take this all in! Nice work, Matt!
“Over 6 years, an ACL BMX injury, 10 cameras, 4 computers and over 20 phones later, I present “NEVER GROW OLD” a BMX dvd produced by Matt Poteet Films. This projected started out just wanting to film a dope video of me and my bmx friends having fun on our bikes. I grew up watching Props BMX all the time and I have always wanted to film and make a video like that. I’m 29 years old now and I have made that happen finally! I hope everyone enjoys the video. Huge thanks to Kenny Mayle for hanging out behind the lens with me for countless hours on end.” – Matt Poteet
It has been a while since we’ve seen Matt Poteet‘s name pop up on a video, but it looks like he’s still riding and has some projects in the works. Here’s a bunch of real solid footage from his “Never Grow Old” video part that looks like spans over a couple years from street and park sessions. This is a real solid watch, so take a look! Expect to see more from this video and some fresh footage of Matt in the near future.
“Being a BMX rider while growing up, I learned so much and effected so many people positively through riding my BMX bike. In the end it’s more about the lessons and experiences you gain through enjoying BMX with friends and family. That’s why BMX will Never Grow Old…
Thanks to all my friends, family and subscribers. I can’t thank you enough for all the support and motivation over the years. Thank you…
FULL DVD COMING SOON…. subscribe below and stay tuned…
Music – Eminem – I try ft Post Malone“
Matt Poteet just sent over his latest This Is BMX compilation video for your viewing pleasure. This new mix is mostly recent footage with older clips mixed in featuring Garrett Reynolds, Chad Kerley, Dennis Enarson, Kriss Kyle, Alex Coleborn, Harry Main, Todd Meyn, Mat Hoffman, Dave Mirra, Scotty Cranmer, Drew Bezanson, Pat Casey, Chase Hawk, Ryan Nyquist, Nick Bruce, Daniel Sandoval, Dean Cueson, Kevin Peraza, Mark Webb, Chris Doyle, Logan Martin, Brock Raiford, Sean Ricany, Dan Lacey, Brad Simms, Alex Kennedy, Ty Morrow, Alec Siemon, Dakota Roche, Stevie Churchill, Ethan Corriere, Tyler Fernengel and more. There’s a good chance you have seen a lot of the clips in this in past edits or on Instagram, but it’s still a really good watch from start to finish. It’s also pretty crazy seeing so many crazy clips in a row like this and things stay interesting with the mix of different styles and everything. Take a peek!
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There’s always a steady flow of Instagram compilations popping up. Here’s a fresh one we had sent through that Matt Poteet put together packed full of Dakota Roche‘s latest clips that he has filmed so far this year. As always, Dak brings a ton of style, with grinds, wallrides and so much more. Check it all out. You know you won’t be disappointed!
“follow…. https://www.instagram.com/dakroche/
some of the best all round riding mixed with speed and style dak is no stranger to releasing amazing quality footage to instagram constantly and here is just some of the insane riding you can find from him..
Music – Epitaph – I’m Trying.”
Want to learn how to 180 to icepick grind to 180 out? Matt Poteet put together this solid video explaining the trick with plenty of examples on how to get the trick done on a flat box. If you’re interested in learning this trick, hit play and take it all in, then grab your bike and send a few.
“I have been wanting to make a BMX how to video on one on my favorite tech grind tricks for a while now. I finally managed to get the video done. Let me know if the stuff I mentioned in the video helps out and if I should make more how to videos in the future. I hope you guys enjoy.“
Matt Poteet sent through his latest video that he put together that he filmed giving you some different perspectives of riding from the GoPro POV style to some self filmed angles, timelapses and more. Definitely some solid riding in this one, so take a peek.
““This Is Bmx” Perspectives 2 is a short film about bmx and sharing different perspectives of what bmx is .Film was directed,and produced by matt poteet films. please like and share if you enjoy!!”
Want to learn nose manuals, but you could use some help? Check out this nose manual adaptor that Matt Poteet cooked up.
Last year, Scotty Cranmer came up with this way to learn how to nose manual with this “wheelie bar” kind of adaptor that basically helped you find your nose balance and some what prevent you from going over the bars. Matt Poteet decided to try to make his own version using a fork and some old skateboard trucks and wheels. The video above shows you how Matt made his, which is actually pretty basic and a really good idea, then some footage of him putting the setup to good use. Overall, it looks like it might be a great way to learn how to do nose manuals if you have been struggling with them, but really want to learn without going over the bars a million times. Hit play and take a look! Anyone else try something like this? Let us know!
After you watch this, you should definitely check out Scotty Cranmer’s Nose Manual Challenge video.
