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Brighton celebrations day

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Sunday the 7th November was the Brighton celebrations day. A small community event to celebrate all things that a community should be proud of. Squad members Andrew McDermott and Phillip Marshall headed up to the northern suburbs along with and reserves squad member Matt Reilly and guest rider Dylan Cruthers to throw down some demos and to interact with the locals with some coaching jam sessions. Freestyle Now set up some of its mobile skatepark on the day for the locals to use while participating in the coaching sessions. Andrew even went up on the main stage to bust out some flatland skills. A great day was had by all.

Andrew getting the flat on, on the main stage.

Dylan Cruthers is a fun dude. Insert Andrew into the picture and the fun-o-meter goes off the scale.

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Dumbleyoug Bluebird festival

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On the 6th of November the Freestyle Now stunt squad along with invited rider Laurence Bakewell headed out to the Dumbleyoug Bluebird festival to hit up some show performances and coaching workshops. The bluebird festival takes its name from the famous Bluebird boat that Donald Campbell set the water speed record in. In 1964 Donald Campbell too the Bluebird to Lake Dumbleyoug and set the water speed record of 444.66 Km per hour. Lake Dumbleyoug when it is not dry has the largest body of inland water in southern W.A. covering an area of about 84kms2  

The Bluebird festival is a great community event with many surrounding areas and towns contributing to make this event a highlight of the calendar year for many. The Freestyle Now squad hit up some great show performances and then also got the local riders involved with some coaching workshops.The young dudes who participated all had a blast and even joined into the last show.

Clockwise from top left – Kie superman – Tim nacnac seat grab – Shaun steamrolla – Laurence dippin 360.

 

Clockwise from top left – Kie boning out a no foot can can – the locals got involved with some coaching, and a limbo jam – Tim turndown before unwinding into an x up – local whippersnapper getting awesome in the coaching sessions.

Clockwise from top left – Shaun jumping mid link – Laurence 360 backflip – Tim and Shaun double assassination of the jump box – Kie flip turndown at height.

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2010 Upperblackwood show

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The Upperblackwood Agricultural show on the 2nd of November was a great small country show, with a massive community sprit showing from the surrounding localities and towns of Dinninup. The Freestyle Now bmx stunt squad were out in full force at the show in the heat to display some freestyle now goodness. Squad members Shaun Jarvis and Dylan Schmidt invited along Luke Snelling and Laurence Bakewell to head down to Dinninup for the show. Thank you to Julyan and Sue Summer for looking after the squad over night in their fantastic self build home and with some great home style cooking. The Crowds were really receptive to the riders with many people coming up for a chat after the shows.

Clockwise from top left – Laurence Bakewell mid double whip – Luke Snelling said it was this big – Dylan Schmidt likes it upside down – Luke Snelling hits a sweet toboggan for the crowd

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Freestyle Now at relay for life

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On Sunday the 31st October the Cancer Council’s 24 hour Relay For Life fundraising event came to a close. In the unique event teams of 10 to 15 friends, families or colleagues challenge themselves to take turns to keep a baton moving in a relay style walk or run overnight. It is an opportunity to get together with the community and celebrate cancer survivors, remember loved ones lost to cancer, and fight back against a disease that takes too much.

Freestyle Now headed down to the Mandurah event, which raised over $228,000, 99% of their target, to set up the ramps for some demos and open jam sessions. It was great to be able to support a charity that has so many far reaching implications to many.

A big thank you to all that that came out to support the charity. Please click the tags if you would like to find out more information on the Relay for life  or the Cancer Council’s work.

Dylan Schmidt at the Relay For Life event

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2010 Gidgegannup agricultural show

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The 2010 Gidgegannup agricultural show was a hoot of a time for the Freestyle now stunt squad. The spectators were treated to some awesome bmx riding from Kie Ashworth, Shaun Jarvis, Dave Pinelli and guest rider Dylan Cruthers. The crowd really got involved with the shows by showing their appreciation on every trick. During one of the shows Kie boosted the jump box way to high to be normal, but that’s Kie. A fun day was had by many.

Now this is just plain ridiculous, Kie come down from there

Clockwise from top left – Dylan Cruthers less hands on grips – Kie boning out a no foot cancan – Dave grabs his seat for fun – Kie just learnt how to cannonball

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Relay for life

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This Sunday the 31st October Freestyle Now will be setting up the portable box jump for an open jam session to help raise awareness and money for the cancer council.

The Relay for life is a 24 hour event that will take place at numerous locations around Australia and Freestyle Now will be at Rushton Park Oval, Dower Street, Mandurah to support this great cause.  The relay for life kicks off on Saturday at 12noon and will run through the night till Sunday 12noon.

Freestyle now will be setting up for a 10am start on the Sunday. All will be welcome to come and jam it up on the ramps and to show your support for the cancer council and those people who have been affected by cancer. So come on down for a Sunday morning of fun. Helmets will be compulsory for participation on the box jump.

Freestyle Now squad member Dylan Schmidt hittin up the Freestyle Now box jump at this year’s Perth Royal show.

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The 2010 Perth Royal show

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The Perth Royal show was eight packed days of excitement. So many good stunt shows took place with all the riders hitting trick after trick and the crowds were just so fantastic and loud and with that kind of combination the shows were just out right amazing.

Some of the highlights over the eight days include

  • Jessie Bull punching out some insane superman tailwhips.
  • Dave Pinelli dipping his 360 way too far to be normal.
  • Sebbi Scott getting his 180 on over the box jump.
  • Kie ejecting from a super high location in the sky to come out unscathed.
  • Mad staging area jam sessions of all kinds.
  • One of the grounds crew saying to the riders in the staging area “You kids get out of the way of the Ute”.
  • Warren Bowers throwing down bar spin to tuck no handers.
  • Tim Rose learning tuck no handers.
  • Shaun Jarvis almost having his head ripped off on the intro jumps as he lost count of how many riders were jumping over him.
  • Sebbi Scott bailing on a 180 only to ask if he had horse shit over his shirt as he could smell something.
  • Dylan Cruthers getting his no handed flips working to the crowd.
  • One rider spending $450 in first 3 days.
  • Kie ashworth and superman seat grabs.
  • Having over 5000 spectators witness bmx every day.
  • Getting a live cross for the Channel 9 weather report.
  • The after party at Royal bmx.

Click the thumbnails below to see larger images of the highlights

 

The 2010 Perth Royal show was as royal as you can get. Freestyle Now hopes to be back for 2011 to show case bmx in all its finest

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The Perth Royal show day 8

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The last day of the Perth Royal show was a doozy. The last night show went off so well. The thousands of people at the Claremont show grounds really got amped up when all the riders got well loose with the tricks and shattering the night sky with a bubble of sound. It was a fitting end to a awesome eight days. Once all the formalities were over most of the riders headed out to Royal Bmx for an after party where some really loose action went down. Well deserving though after the massive effort the riders went through over the eight days of show performances.

Freestyle now would like to send a shout out to all the riders who rode and helped out over the Perth Royal Show, Shaun Jarvis, Kie Ashworth, Tim Rose, Dylan Schmidt, Dave Pinelli, Jesse Bull, Warren Bowers, Ben Roberts, Jake Greaves, Luke Snelling, Sebbi Scott, Brad Beven, The Pav man, Dylan Cruthers, Dave Jonker, Corey Smithies, Laurance Bakewell, Jacob DeAbru, Bradie Yeomans, Bryn Weinman, Aaron Pill, Beechy, Royal Bmx and Team FMX for throwing down.

Clockwise from top left – Bradie Yeomans classic tyre grab – Dylan Schmidt 360 tailwhip – Dave Jonker grizz air – Jessie Bull has some mad superman tailwhips.

 

Clockwise from top left – Warren Bowers getting wild with a double tailwhip – Dave Pinelli seat grabbin superman – Kie Ashworth just before he hit the eject button and came out unscathed like the pro he is – The After Party at Royal bmx was a good time.

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Perth Royal show days five, six and seven

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Bmx is awesome, without a doubt. It’s one of the most fundamental building blocks in life. It enriches ones soul and gives you the best friends you could ever have. The best times have been and will be on your bike. With friends, without friends or in front of 5000 spectators.  The Perth Royal show has been just that good times, the way things should be.

On day five the Freestyle Now squad were a feature on the Channel Nine weather with a live cross to the Freestyle Now ramp, for Angela Sun to present the weather. Many tricks were thrown down and a good spot of bmx on prime time T.V.

The snapshots below highlight some of the good times from days 5, 6 and 7.

Day 5 Clockwise from top left – Flip train introductions – Dave Pinelli can dip 360 so good – Dylan Schmidt hits a no foot cancan for the Channel Nine live to air weather report – Kie Ashworth clean twirllywiz.

The squad with Angela Sun from Channel Nine weather.

Day 6 Clockwise from top left – Tim Rose is a style monster – Jessie Bull knows how to flair the FN ramp – Dylan Schmidt mid double whip – Dave Pinelli getting jiggy with it.

Day 7 Clockwise from top left – Dave Pinelli had his mum in the crowd on this day and yelled out “look mum no hands” – Tim Rose 360 trickster – Dylan Schmidt 360 tailwhip – Jessie Bull bustin out in the staging area jam session.

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Day 4 perth Royal show

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Day four of the Perth Royal show and the tricks are still being hammered out thick and fast. Below are a few  snaps shots of the action.

Clockwise from top left – Kie Ashworth superman – Dangerous Dave Jonker nice stylish euro 360 – Jake Greaves vertical 360 -Jacob Deabru decade air .

Federal bikes rider Jessie Bull from Adelaide has got flairs on lock and was receiving the royal treatment from the crowd

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