These compilation BMX videos that fans put together are always a good reminder of clips you might have forgotten or missed from a certain rider. In this case, here’s a mix of Nathan Williams footage from the past year or so from different events he was riding at and sessions he got in. Definitely a few clips in here that made us think this isn’t a compilation by a fan, because we didn’t remember seeing them.
What Is The Street Series?
With the big news about The Street Series for 2015 about to drop, they decided to grab Dakota Roche, Dan Lacey, Ben Lewis , Ed Zunda, and Nathan Williams to talk about just what it’s like to be apart of one of the stops to go along with a ton of footage from last year. All we know is that this year is bound to be even crazier!
“Are you ready to see what’s in store for The Street Series in 2015? Well we drop all info next week and boy are you in store for a treat! Get excited and prepare yourself by checking out our 2014 round up with interviews mixed in from your favorite Monster Energy BMX street riders!”
4Down 1Up – Team Williams – Full Section
Here it is! The 4th video from the 4Down 1Up contest. This time around we have Nathan Williams and Alex Valentino putting in work on the 4Down Warehouse with James Cox behind the lens. Needless to say, both of these guys came through with some damn good riding and James’ unique approach to the editing turned out real good as well. The curved rail they put to good use lead to some awesome clips and that ender is wild. You don’t want to skip this BMX video!
“The final 4Down1Up video is here and it’s none other than TeamWilliams! It’s no surprise this one is equally as crazy as the other edits when the team is made up of a combination of Nathan Williams, United teammate Alex Valentino and filmer James Cox – and add that to a really interesting colour coordination idea with regular and switch and you’re in for a great video. Remind yourself of what TeamLacey, TeamMac, and TeamSmillie got up to earlier on in the week and then vote for your favourite video tomorrow along with being entered into our giveaway, courtesy of Dan’s Comp!” – DIG
4Down 1Up – On The Couch with Team Williams
Nathan Williams and Alex Valentino sit down on the couch to talk 4Down 1Up! If this video gives us any indication of what’s to come, it would appear that James Cox is giving their section an old school fee. We should be in for a treat. Take a peek!
“You would have noticed a bunch of behind-the-scenes photos from 4Down 1Up on our Instagram over the past few weeks and we’re so nearly ready to show you what’s been happening at the 4Down park in Hastings, UK. At the end of each 4Down 1Up session we got the teams On The Couch to get a little insight into the project and how each guy picked their counterpart rider and filmer. The final crew to get the interrogation treatment was United’s Nathan William’s and man of few words, Alex Valentino. The full edits will be released week beginning April 27th when you’ll have your chance to vote for your favourite on DIGBMX.com. Make sure you vote and you’ll have a chance to win a big ol’ bag of parts and prizes!” – DIG
DIG – Ender Ender: Nathan Williams
For DIG‘s latest installment of “Ender Ender”, they caught up with Nathan Williams to talk about that insane barspin he ended his “This Is United” section with! Check out the story above, then re-watch Nathan’s section below!
“Our Ender Ender series continues, this time we find out more about Nathan Williams’ scary barspin gap that closed out his section in United’s 2010 Nora Cup winning ‘This Is United’ DVD. DIG’s Andrew White explains more…
“Nathan had been scoping this gap for a while now. It’s en route to the skatepark so it got eyed all the time. Nathan was in destroy mode during this period while filming for TIU. James Cox would come to town here and there, and Nathan would ‘simply’ check bangers off the list. (This hasn’t changed). He had seen the timeline of TIU and was wanting to give 100% for his part, so on James’ last morning in town we planned to get this.
It could not be in a worse spot. The gap is at a junction of the two main interstate in downtown Nashville, and the city road below is a 4 lane haul-ass stretch of pavement with a hill obscuring the south side and a major four way intersection at the north. It was a crapshoot timing the cars coming over the hill, and also the intersection with random right hand turns throwing off any stoplight timing system we had.
We arrived at 6:30 AM Sunday morning. It was looking pretty good traffic wise, and the light was just about to allow for a good exposure throughout the scene. Media crew set up as quick as possible, and Nathan got his head straight. For the next half hour, Nathan jumped the gap every 10 minutes, which was the tempo for dodging traffic. On his fourth jump, he threw the bars and nut-rode out. He got back up, delaying any concerns for procreation for a later date, and had the gap dialed in and ready to go. He was over the squirrly feelers, already threw the bars once, and was just ready to knock it out and get it over with.
But right at that time Sunday morning traffic picked up considerably. For almost 25 minutes, we relayed signals for possible openings. Nathan didn’t have as much time as an hour before where he could get the Ok, turn around, compose for five seconds then do the gap. At this point Nathan was reared up at the end of the runway, front foot ready to drop the cranks at a moment’s notice. After an unreasonable amount of waiting, and Nathan becoming beyond iced up there, we all had a, ‘well shit, he had four tries, and it didn’t quite work out’ realization. The traffic was really just too unforgiving.
After a 25 minute waiting period there was a halfway window. The GO! message was relayed with the thought that it was possible to likely James would have to stop Nathan at the last minute. Fortunately, that was not necessary. Nathan caught the bars and rode out. We were ecstatic and shocked all at once.
With the clip in the bag, we packed up and maybe grabbed breakfast? I don’t remember. But I do know for certain is that later that afternoon those guys drove to Cincinnati and Nathan got more TIU clips. Fucking lunatic.“” – Andrew White
Nick Steben February 2015 Photogallery
Etnies “Chapters” – Another Perspective
Ride BMX caught up with the Etnies crew a little while back during their stay in Austin, Texas to film for the “Chapters” DVD! Get some perspective from the process with Aaron Ross along with a bunch of riding footage!
“Filming for the Etnies “Chapters” DVD is in full swing, but even then the guys need an off-day here and there… Aaron Ross, Nathan Williams, Chase Hawk, and Geoff Slattery hit some chill spots around Austin, all while Aaron fills you in on what it’s been like to film for the DVD over the past year.” – Ride BMX
Etnies Park Sessions
To say that the Etnies team is completely stacked and that we’re beyond excited for the “Chapters” video would be an understatement. Here’s a little teaser of clips that won’t be making it into the full video for you to get an idea of just how good this is going to be! Enjoy!
“The etnies squad has been stacking clips for their upcoming DVD, Chapters, for well over the past year. And with those heavy clips come the warm up sessions at the park. From Texas to Jersey to Vegas, and a couple of spots in between.
Featuring: Aaron Ross, Tony Hamlin, Chase Dehart, Ben Lewis, Nathan Williams, Corey Martinez, Sergio Layos, Geoff Slattery, Matt Roe, Tom Dugan, Luc Legrand, and Chase Hawk.
Filmed by Will Stroud (a couple of clips by Ryan Fudger)
Edited by Ryan Fudger
Music by: http://soundcloud.com/figureofwax – “Lets Just Go For It”” – Ride BMX
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