A longer video than usual today on Nerve Rush, but it’s well worth it. Nike athletes Ben Horan, Andrew Pastura, Matt Manzari and Nick Taylor try out their wakeskates on film and capture some sick footage. Kick back, hit play and enjoy.
Category: Videos
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Greg Gasson Skydives Without a Parachute
Some people get a rush by skydiving. For those where skydiving isn’t enough, there’s basejumping. For those where that’s not enough, there’s skylining. For those where that isn’t enough, there’s
skydiving without a parachute. Say what? Yes, skydiving without a parachute. We’re all for adrenaline rushes, but this is as crazy at is sounds. There really aren’t words to describe this, so just go ahead and watch.
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Skateboarding Sealand – The World’s Smallest Country
What do you do when you get access to the world’s smallest country? If you are the Red Bull skate team, you skate it. So they did. Not many outsiders get access to Sealand – a small WWII sea fort settled by Sir Paddy Roy Bates in 1967, but we’re glad the Red Bull team did and had the chance to film it.
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Levi LaVallee’s World Record Snowmobile Jump
Levi LaVallee jumps 361 feet on his snowmobile (60 feet longer than the current world record) at a Red Bull event in San Diego. Red Bull is there to capture the whole thing and make sure Levi’s f
eat looks as incredible on film as it did in person.
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Bobby Brown Triple Cork 1440 Slow Motion
Bobby Brown knows a little about sick aerial freestyle skiing. At just 20 years old, Bobby is an X-Games regular and is the only person ever to have landed a Switch Double Misty 1440, o
r a Triple Flatspin. He was one of the first skiers ever to have landed a Triple Cork 1440. Luckily, Red Bull managed to grab it all on HD film and get Bobby to take us through his thought process during this insane trick in slow-mo. Enjoy.
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On The Loose Wakeskating Trailer
Featuring Tommy Czeschin, Drew Danielo and friends, On The Loose showcases wakeskating, one of those fringe sports we at Nerve Rush HQ are big fans of. Beautifully shot, and seems like a sport I’d be down for on a clear, warm day.
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First Ascent – Extreme Freeclimbing Movie Trailer
Featured in the 2006 Reel Rock Film Tour, First Ascent is a film about those places in the world that are too dangerous, too remote..or just too hard to climb. It’s about the glory of being first, of doing something nobody has ever done before. Another beautiful documentary from Sender Films.
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Bear Grylls Climbs Iconic 350-ft Tombstone Rock
This video is less about real climbing — have you seen Alex Honnold? — than it is luscious cinematography, but alas, certainly Nerve Rush worthy. Tombstone Rock is in Canyonlands National Park near Moab, UT, where Bear Grylls first learned about climbing from his father. Watch him reconnect with his roots, courtesy of Degree’s Masters of Movement series.
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Steve Kamb Exercises Around The World
A few months ago, good friend of Nerve Rush and fitness blogger, Steve Kamb of Nerd Fitness, booked a round-the-world trip for $418 – a self-funded 120,000+ mile, 16-country, 18-month adventure. Doing everything from pushups to pullups, parkour to handstand pushups, he decided to document his adventures by putting together an epic 3 1/2 minute video of him exercising around the world inspired by the original “Where The Hell Is Matt?” videos. Take that Nike – looks like he made it count.
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Insane Russian Balance Training
Introducing, one of the most fit and balanced people on the Internet superhighway. That is all.
Seriously, who is this guy?