A few weeks ago Levi and I went to shoot a little bit at Keystone before the parks closed. Levi unfortunately ended up undershooting the step up, but thankfully only got a concussion from the pretty hard crash.
Some different angles from last week when I thought it would be a good idea to hit the Pyramid Gap naked.
Absolute decapitation, Here's George with his own take on the 360 chair lift tap...
Jerry decided this was the closest he'd get to ever hitting a water ramp so just decided to go for it.
Told the kids I would go for the 7 swap, this was my first and only attempt for today. Slammed my ass on the rail pretty hard so waiting for another day to go for it again #prayforthesev
My friend and I, 30 and 31 years old, did our first double backflip last Monday at les 7 Laux. Obviously we both went a bit too big. Hope you like it!
Last day skiing so we convinced him to go for a dub...
For real had no idea just how fast I was going before it was too late. Walked away completely fine though!
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The CU Freeskiing team went hard last year and fell alot. enjoy! Edit by Condor O'Brien @batcatthesavior
When not watching South Park or eating fast food these guys go skiing. If you think this is impressive you should see Jens take down a Big Mac. http://www.revisionskis.com
First ever backie attempt. I told them I had done them on tramps but...
credit: @thefakederekbrown
Sorry for bad quality, filmed on snapchat..
Almost landed third try but not quite. Maybe next year
The skier in this video is a friend of mine who gave me permission to post as long as I didn't share his name. From the crash, he suffered a mild concussion and a broken femur. I wanted to post this as a reminder to all skiers that it is okay to take it easy and ski like a gaper in certain circumstances. NEVER be afraid to use extreme caution, even if your friends are filming! To this day, I think as a filmer that the presence of my camera may have influenced him to send this chute with so much speed that day. Two summers in a row now I have witnessed serious injuries that have change my outlook on not only the way I ski, but also the way I live. Two summers ago was an even worse crash that left the rider in even worse condition than this, but luckily he is doing well now too. I want this post to leave a positive impact on skiers in that it is always okay to take things slow, even if that means not getting the shot and looking goofy on the way down. Always take into account the consequences that can result from your actions! Ski careful!
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Could not see the difference between the snow and the sky
This was not a back flip attempt but i definitely should've sent it a little harder! This was a Giant jump 40+ MPH... WITH NO LANDING. FLAT GROUND.
Torn LCL ACL and Hamstring
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As much as we'd like to pretend, it's not all untracked pow and perfect landings. Take a look at some of the carnage, blood and bruises that went into the making of the second season of "We Are The Faction Collective" web series.
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smoked a lady in the park the other day... Andreas Schroeder with the narration behind the iphone
All of the footage from my camera and a few other places with the best crashes from the year. CU Freeskiing Team plays a huge role in this so thanks to all the sponsors. Faction skis and Icelantic skis. Cliff bar and Red Bull helped hugely. Saga is awesome.
The Good looking shots are by Shane Stolz. Thanks!
Enjoy all the crashes and thanks to all the participants.
