#ActionSports

[jjwphotography1990]

Saying "Hi" with the Monster Energy - Keith Sayers Freestyle Motocross show!

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Hyundai Air & Sea Show

Miami, Florida 2021

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[actionsportsinc]

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[angel0news]

X Games Chiba 2023: Top Skaters and Riders Thrill Fans Amid Rain and Rising Japanese Dominance

Chiba, Japan – Skateboarding icon Tony Hawk, now 55, may have been a highlight for the crowd at X Games Chiba, but it was the Japanese athletes who truly stole the show during the action-packed weekend. As the X Games returned to Japan for its second year at Zozo Marine Stadium, the country’s skateboarders and BMX riders dominated the competition, thrilling fans despite rain impacting several events.

During a press event on Saturday, Hawk praised Japanese skateboarders, saying, “I think Japanese skaters are among the best. They’re the most progressive, consistent, and exciting. Japanese skateboarding has come of age; they’re the ones to beat now.” His words rang true as Japanese athletes claimed most of the skateboarding medals.

Japan’s women skateboarders led the charge, capturing four out of six medals awarded in the competition’s opening events. Cocona Hiraki took gold in the women’s skateboard park event, with fellow Japanese skater Yurin Fuji securing bronze. In women’s skateboard street, Momiji Nishiya and Rizu Akama earned silver and bronze, respectively, as Brazil’s Rayssa Leal took the top spot.

The men’s skateboarding events saw young Japanese talent shine as well. Thirteen-year-old Ginwoo Onodera made history by becoming the youngest gold medalist in the men’s street competition with a stunning performance. Hawk himself competed in the men’s vert best trick event, where he took several attempts to land a trick before celebrating with the crowd.

The event was a showcase of action sports at their finest. BMX riders wowed the audience, with Japan’s Yu Katagiri securing gold in BMX flatland, while international stars like Ryan Williams and American Nyjah Huston added to the excitement with jaw-dropping stunts. Moto X athletes also captivated spectators with a series of breathtaking flips and tricks.

While weather conditions forced the cancellation of several final rounds, including skateboarding and BMX events, athletes still delivered thrilling performances. American skater Ruby Lilley, who took silver in the women’s skateboard park, noted how Japanese skateboarders pushed the level of competition, calling them “super inspiring.”

The X Games Chiba marks a key moment in the growth of action sports in Japan. Athletes were confined to bubbles during the 2022 edition due to COVID-19 restrictions, but with those lifted, the event felt more vibrant, allowing participants to explore the local culture and the bustling streets of Tokyo.

Although the Olympics have introduced some of these action sports to a global audience, the X Games remains the pinnacle for many athletes. Brad Florian, X Games Director of Global Business Operations, emphasized that the event offers athletes a chance to build their legacy, pointing to legends like Tony Hawk who rose to stardom through the competition.

Despite the challenges posed by rain, organizers and athletes alike are optimistic about the future of the X Games in Japan, hoping the event will continue to grow in popularity and become a staple in the nation’s sports culture.

As Japan continues to produce top-tier talent in skateboarding and BMX, the country’s influence in action sports is set to only increase, with its athletes pushing the boundaries and inspiring the next generation of competitors.

[enjoyfreefall]

13 Activities You Will Enjoy If You Like Skydiving

If you’re a fan of skydiving, you might want to experience that same rush of excitement and accomplishment again. I’ve put together a list of activities that will give you the same thrilling feeling. Whether you’re a first-timer or a seasoned pro searching for your next adrenaline fix, this list has something for everyone.

Read the article here: https://enjoyfreefall.com/13-activities-you-will-enjoy-if-you-like-skydiving/

[dozierboy1]

[avc-store]

Amazing 4K video and 20MP photos You can record amazing 4K films and shoot dazzling 20-megapixel photographs with the DJI Action 2 Power Combo, letting you to recall your travels with incredible clarity and detail. This camera guarantees that every shot is a beauty, whether you're hiking through stunning landscapes, riding epic waves, or exploring hidden city alleyways.

Stabilisation Technology for Smooth Footage Say good-by to wobbly and fuzzy video. The DJI Action 2 Power Combo includes superior stabilisation technology that keeps your recordings stable and smooth even in the most difficult conditions. So, whether you're riding down rocky trails or skiing down icy slopes, you can rely on this camera to produce professional-quality film that will please every viewer.

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Hey there,  Action sports are exhilarating to watch but filming them can be a challenging and risky task. Capturing the high-speed movements of athletes performing stunts requires skill, experience, and a lot of patience. In this blog, we will discuss the difficulties of filming action sports and how we have been practicing filming action sports for a long time. One of the main challenges of filming action sports is the unpredictable nature of the athletes' movements. Whether it's skateboarding, snowboarding, or surfing, athletes move quickly and often in different directions, making it difficult to anticipate their next move. This means that filmmakers need to be constantly on their toes and have a good understanding of the sport they are filming to capture the best shots. Another difficulty of filming action sports is the need to get up close and personal with the athletes. This often means filming in dangerous locations and situations, such as hanging from a helicopter or standing at the edge of a cliff. Filmmakers need to be experienced and take necessary safety precautions to ensure they do not put themselves or the athletes at risk. In addition to the physical challenges of filming action sports, there are also technical difficulties. Filming fast-moving athletes requires specialized equipment, such as glasses with high-speed cameras, drones, and stabilizers, to capture smooth footage. These tools can be expensive, and filmmakers need to be proficient in using them to get the desired shots. Despite the difficulties, filmmakers have been practicing filming action sports for a long time. In fact, the first known snowboarding film, "Apocalypse Snow," was released in 1983, and since then, the sport and the filmmaking techniques have evolved significantly. Today, there are many professional filmmakers who specialize in action sports, and the footage they capture is often used in documentaries, commercials, and movies. Filming action sports requires a great deal of skill, patience, and expertise, but it is a rewarding task. The footage captured not only showcases the talent of the athletes but also inspires others to take up the sport. It is an art form that requires constant practice and improvement, and the results can be truly breathtaking. In conclusion, filming action sports is a difficult and challenging task, but it is one that has been practiced for many years. The unpredictable movements of athletes, dangerous locations, and technical difficulties make it a daunting task, but with skill and experience, filmmakers can capture stunning footage. So, next time you watch an action sports video, take a moment to appreciate the effort and dedication that went into creating it. If you enjoyed this blog, please like, comment, and subscribe to our channel for more content like this

[sircharlesthepoet]

Divine Drug 🏂

white is the drug that is smooth to the soulreckless to the heart.on the bus, mouths talkwhile minds think of the startanticipation clenchesit shakes, but atop the mountainsouls are ready to fall; heaven is on the way downdivinity is the excitement bursting into crystals in the aira blow of snow powder transfigures all strifethe big S bringing a rhythm that calms.What a new high bursting and…

[mogulgrind9]

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[jfmuguet-photo]

This is @tompages 💥. Shot during the video « FOLLOW ME » 🔥filmed by drone by @tomzfpv 🎥 @dino_raffault_supersize_films @redbullfrance . . . . . #fmx #yamaha #actionsportsphotography #motorcycle #canonphotography #canon #canonphotographer #freestylemotocross #actionsports #myexposureedit #onlocation #studio 🙏🏼#photojfmuguet #fmx #followme #fstopgear #fstopcommunity #fstopphotochallenge #fstopactionsport (à Girona, Spain) https://www.instagram.com/p/CoDEGJQoTWB/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[jjwphotography1990]

Airborne action with the Monster Energy - Keith Sayers Freestyle Motocross show!

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Hyundai Air & Sea Show

Miami, Florida 2021

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#keithsayers #motocross #freestylemotocross #dirtbike #fmx #motorcycle #supercross #keithsayersfmx #ksfmx #ksfmxshows #monsterenergy #monsterenergysupercross #monsterenergydrinks #actionsports #actionshot #actionphotography #hyundaiairandseashow #miamiairshow #shotoncanon #canon #canoneosr #eosr #canonphotography #photography #pictureoftheday #photooftheday #sigma150600 #sigmalens #sigma #mylensrental

[actionsportsinc]

Always a pleasure to shoot with @eleya @modelsandcameras and @greggriffinphotography when I’m in Texas. #ASPStock #ASPTravel #ASPInc #WGAPIX #ActionSports #GrindstoneMG #ASPDrones #Modeliseverything #Fashionphotographer ##Cltshooters #Onlocationphotographer #Sonya1 #Microstock #Stockimages #Stockphotography #Stockphotographer #Fashionmodel #Fashionshoot #Fashionphotographer ##Visualspecialists #Cltshooters #Designyourdestiny #Photopeoplegallery #Portraitvision #Benroletsgo #Polarpro #Portraits1st #texasphotographer (at Guadalupe River State Park - Texas Parks & Wildlife) https://www.instagram.com/p/CqWTc-SphOs/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[angel0news]

X Games Chiba 2023: Top Skaters and Riders Thrill Fans Amid Rain and Rising Japanese Dominance

Chiba, Japan – Skateboarding icon Tony Hawk, now 55, may have been a highlight for the crowd at X Games Chiba, but it was the Japanese athletes who truly stole the show during the action-packed weekend. As the X Games returned to Japan for its second year at Zozo Marine Stadium, the country’s skateboarders and BMX riders dominated the competition, thrilling fans despite rain impacting several events.

During a press event on Saturday, Hawk praised Japanese skateboarders, saying, “I think Japanese skaters are among the best. They’re the most progressive, consistent, and exciting. Japanese skateboarding has come of age; they’re the ones to beat now.” His words rang true as Japanese athletes claimed most of the skateboarding medals.

Japan’s women skateboarders led the charge, capturing four out of six medals awarded in the competition’s opening events. Cocona Hiraki took gold in the women’s skateboard park event, with fellow Japanese skater Yurin Fuji securing bronze. In women’s skateboard street, Momiji Nishiya and Rizu Akama earned silver and bronze, respectively, as Brazil’s Rayssa Leal took the top spot.

The men’s skateboarding events saw young Japanese talent shine as well. Thirteen-year-old Ginwoo Onodera made history by becoming the youngest gold medalist in the men’s street competition with a stunning performance. Hawk himself competed in the men’s vert best trick event, where he took several attempts to land a trick before celebrating with the crowd.

The event was a showcase of action sports at their finest. BMX riders wowed the audience, with Japan’s Yu Katagiri securing gold in BMX flatland, while international stars like Ryan Williams and American Nyjah Huston added to the excitement with jaw-dropping stunts. Moto X athletes also captivated spectators with a series of breathtaking flips and tricks.

While weather conditions forced the cancellation of several final rounds, including skateboarding and BMX events, athletes still delivered thrilling performances. American skater Ruby Lilley, who took silver in the women’s skateboard park, noted how Japanese skateboarders pushed the level of competition, calling them “super inspiring.”

The X Games Chiba marks a key moment in the growth of action sports in Japan. Athletes were confined to bubbles during the 2022 edition due to COVID-19 restrictions, but with those lifted, the event felt more vibrant, allowing participants to explore the local culture and the bustling streets of Tokyo.

Although the Olympics have introduced some of these action sports to a global audience, the X Games remains the pinnacle for many athletes. Brad Florian, X Games Director of Global Business Operations, emphasized that the event offers athletes a chance to build their legacy, pointing to legends like Tony Hawk who rose to stardom through the competition.

Despite the challenges posed by rain, organizers and athletes alike are optimistic about the future of the X Games in Japan, hoping the event will continue to grow in popularity and become a staple in the nation’s sports culture.

As Japan continues to produce top-tier talent in skateboarding and BMX, the country’s influence in action sports is set to only increase, with its athletes pushing the boundaries and inspiring the next generation of competitors.

[davorkuhelj]

R.I.P. Ken Block Ken Block died yesterday after a snowmobile accident in Wasatch County, Utah, when the snowmobile upended and landing on top of him. He was pronounced dead at the scene. He was 55 years old. Kenneth Paul Block (November 21, 1967 – January 2, 2023) was an American professional rally driver with the Hoonigan Racing Division, formerly known as the Monster World Rally Team. Block was also one of the co-founders of DC Shoes. He also competed in many action sports events, including skateboarding, snowboarding, and motocross. After selling his ownership of DC Shoes, Block shifted his business focus to Hoonigan Industries, an apparel brand for auto enthusiasts. He was the co-owner and "Head Hoonigan In Charge" (HHIC) at the company before his death. He was also well known as a stunt driver in his Gymkhana videos. Photo: Ken Block instagram #kenblock #kenblock43 #gymkhana #stuntdriver #rallydriver #hoonigan #dcshoes #actionsports #snowboarding #motorcross #motorcycles #snowmobile #snowmobileaccident #rip #died #accident #sportaccident #legend #hhic #racingdriver #carenthusiast #carenthusiasts #rally #rallycars #snowmobile #snowsport #snowsports #champion #wintersport #utah (at Wasatch County, Utah) https://www.instagram.com/p/Cm9orzFIOOW/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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