Posts Tagged ‘netherlands’

Featuring Edwin Wieringh, Joery van de Pol, Pascal Tan in Amsterdam, Enschede & Nijmegen.

Filmed by Joery vd pol, Robin Fahnrich, Hessel Bennet & Edwin Wieringh.

The Lunchroom is a movie about 3 bladers/ friends from Eindhoven: Jeroen Wullems, Niels Groenendijk and Timmy van Rixtel.

Because the Grindhoven crew is very active in blading, they had the chance to meet lots of bladers from all over the world like: Steve Swain, Nick Lomax, Guillaume le Gentil, Maxime Genoud, Seth Nicolas and many more.

The first movie with a Urban Section and more like: Profiles, 1 Week With, B-day Gift and A Special Appearance by Sven Boekhorst.

With Symetrics souls, antis & Evo bearings ; Create frames & 72mm Kryptonic Rampage.

Adapt: Handmade in The Netherlands | visit Adaptbrand.com.
Previously: Russell Day, Adapt Edit by Max Manning.

I just bought a DJI Phantom this week and took my first couple of flights around the neighbourhood with my GoPro Hero 3 Black attached to its undercarriage Unfortunately Holland is very windy, which made it hard to get smooth images right off the bat.

I also filmed a small session with Edwin Wieringh, Hans Hardonk and Roel Verhoeven on Amsterdam’s newest skatespot, the Wittedewithstraat Curb. Here I shot some extra footage using a Canon 5d MarkII and the GoPro Hero 2.

These were my first times going up with this new little camera helicopter, and while filming a church in Ransdorp the heavy wind took the Phantom right out of my sights, but luckily the ‘return to home function’ worked perfect.

It did give me a few moments of cold sweat though. I can’t wait to improve my flying skills, and start flying on some really hard to reach spots! My partner in crime Axel van Dijk has also just purchased the DJI Phantom, so expect much more fly edits to come soon. – Remy Cadier.

Song: Mono/Poly – Needs Deodorant.

A group of friends found this cool skatepark in an old Roman Catholic church, called the Jozefkerk. In 2009 the local Skatepark in Arnhem, the Netherlands, burned down so the local skaters started looking for a new location which had to be at least 1000m2. After some research, they finally found this church which has been empty for the last 5 years.

Blessed by the parish of St. Eusibeus they started building this unique skatepark. Now 4 years later the skatepark is well-known in the scene because of social media so some European riders/friends had the idea to visit the church with a smoke machine, cameras, cranes and extra lights. Check out their private session all under the eyes of god himself.

Featuring Timmy v. Rixtel (the Netherlands), Guillaume Le Gentil (France), Jan Ebbert (Germany), Maxime Genoud (Switzerland), Warren Digne (France) & Sven Boekhorst (the Netherlands).

Filmed by Axel v. Dijk, Jeroen Wullem and Niels Groenendijk. Edited by Axel v. Dijk (Freelensvisuals). Song: Action Bronson – not enough words. Park: Arnhem Skatehal.

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Tyron Ballantine is a name that doesn’t really need an introduction. This dutch skater has been killing street ever since he started blading, and it doesn’t look like he will stop doing so anytime soon.

All footage was shot for Children of the Future and part of it was used, but not all clips!

Thisisoul welcomes Tasheed Zaalman as their newest team member. Hailing from Rotterdam, Tasheed is one of the biggest up and coming skaters from the Netherlands and has a large trick vocabulary including almost every 360 trick you can imagine.

In the first months of 2013, Sven Boekhorst travelled around the Netherlands with his Go-Pro to film clips in all the dutch indoor skateparks. Here is the recap edit.

You can check a separate edit for each of those skateparks on Sven’s Youtube channel and on Svenboekhorst.com. Sven Boekhorst was also featured on dutch television: Youtube Link.

Filmed at the Skateland Park (Rotterdam, Netherlands) by Tristan Verbunt.

14 Year old Levi van Rijn is one of the young upcoming skaters from the Netherlands, based in the small city of Katwijk.

He is starting to make a name for himself in the Dutch scene, and skated his first international competition earlier this month at Shred Cologne, Germany.

We’ve been filming over the span of the late summer, resulting in his first street profile. Keep your eyes on him. – Thijs Tel.

Secondary Cameras: Jack van der Plas, Rik van Huik, Koen van Rijn.
Song: The Who – My Generation (Original Mono). Thanks Survivor (forums).

BOK: Burnside Open Kampioenschappen.

Featuring Edwin Wieringh, Joery Vd Pol, Bas Berghuis & more.

Results (Full Results).

1. Joery van de Pol
2. Edwin Wieringh
3. Bas Berghuis

Best Trick: Joery van de Pol (fakie 1080).

• Previously: BOK 2012, Official Edit by Thisissoul.

The 2012 edition of the Burnside Open Kampioenschappen was a great succes, with big names like Edwin Wieringh and Pascal Tan competing.

The competition was won by local Joeri van der Pol who laced some of the sickest tricks.

Filmed & edited by Thijs Tel in Burnside, Deventer.

Song: Kanye West – Mercy. Thanks Survivor (forums).

Filmed in 3 days in Amsterdam & Den Haag (Netherlands).

Previously: Pascal Tan (Amsterdam), Remix Edit by Thijs Tel.
Thanks Rik (forums).