Every night was spectacular with riders laying it on the line making X games look like a second rate event. Some of the standouts were Cam Sinclair sticking a double back every night, a new guy Clinton Moore sticking a body varial every night, Chad Kagy’s huge 75 foot transfer from the mega ramp to the FMX landing, Wheelz (a kid in a wheel chair) sticking a back flip on the mega ramp, Andy Buckworth sticking the double front on a BMX night after night…I could be here all day but take my word it was an intense show!

The crew was tough and everyone’s competitive nature pushed through concussions, broken bones, blown out shoulders and knees. Almost no one missed a single show.

As a skier and BASE jumper I was way out of my element hitting a mega ramp with BMX bikes, big wheels and roller skis. I was forced to step far outside my comfort zone to keep up. I love the adrenaline and “risk versus reward” type stuff. My skills improved immensely and I was having the time of my life figuring it out.

One of my favorite aspects was the comradery of all the athletes. I had to laugh when I would see pro skater Jake Brown, hanging with a roller bladder, a razor scooter guy and a pogo stick guy. Something you just wouldn’t think to happen.

We got to see some of the country packed in a 12-passenger van driven buy a guy named Gator. Probably the most fun road trip of my life with constant mayhem, random dance parties on the side of the road, and non-stop humor. We raced camels, V8 super cars, tow-in surfed with Tom Carrol, jet boated, skydived, and hung with locals in the cities and the outback.

The Live show is just getting under way so keep your eyes out and it will probably be headed to a city near you! Check out the highlights below…

The merchandise….

Jumping the Kymco…Pastrana no hands and blind folded, Dusty Wygle steering,  Lyn-z Hawkins and myself hanging on the back.

A couple of the camels we raced. I was on the little guy and won my first heat and came in 3rd in the finals, beaten only by Tenacious J and the Camel whisperer.

One of the many road side dance parties we had on our road trips.  I cannot explain how fun these were!

Pastrana, myslef and Chad Kagy checking out the Aussie coast.  This place was called the 12 Apostles.

One of the VIP meet and greets.  These 1600 people paid premium prices to come see our crew and answer some questions.  It was crazy!

The next photos are me flipping stuff in front of huge stadium crowds.  I would have never imagined this is where I would be at this point in my life.

Check out the end of tour highlights below!

The show is over 2 hours of packed Nitro action and the crowds have been SO crazy. We just arrived in Perth for another sold out show this weekend. The crew has had some injuries but all in all everyone is hanging in there with good spirits.

We’ve been making good use of our down days by skydiving, tow in surfing with Tom Carroll, racing Nascars, sand dune surfing, jet boating, and checking out Australia. This has been an amazing experience and we still have 5 more shows in Adelaide and Melbourne before we head back to the states.

Check out more photos and videos at www.nitrocircuslive.com

The crew arriving at our first stop in Brisbane Australia

Backstage at the end of our first Nitro Live Show

500 wild VIP ticket holders at the meet and greet of the Nitro Circus cast

Racing Travis Pastrana in a V8 supercross race

Special Greg and myself in front of the Nitro camper.  We drive this into the stadium every night for our show introductions.

Looking down the ramp at the first stadium in Brisbane

Interviewed by BMX legend Chad Kagy for Fuel TV

A no handed big wheel back flip in front of 15,000

Flipping a BMX bike…

More Nitro Action

Flipping the sketchy roller skis

The Nitro set up in the Brisbane stadium

More no handed back flips on a pink big wheel

My winter ended well filming with TGR around the Whistler area.  Most of the skiing and filming we do there is from a snowmobile. Basically we drive our trucks as far as we can up certain fire roads, strap our skis on the snowmobile and head out onto the vast glaciers of BC.  The terrain is endless and you can cover a ton of ground with the snowmobile. You can check out the footage in the new Teton Gravity Research film “Light the Wick” due out this Fall.

Me on my snowmobile…

This is an example of the terrain you can get to on a snowmobile.  If you look at the tiny spec on top of the cornice…that’s me getting ready to drop in.

Sven Kueenle from Germany was one of my partners in crime while in the B.C. backcountry.

Tonight I leave for Australia with the rest of the Nitro Crew for our Live Tour.  It is going to be one crazy show.  I will put up an update after our first shows in Brisbane May 7th, 8th and 9th. WooHoo!!

The Dudesons, 4 Finnish friends somewhere between Jackass and Nitro Circus, were also in town.  I had fun day in the snow with them as well shooting for their TV show. Good times!

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