Chris Joslin "No Hope" Madness
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- Опубликовано: 12 авг 2015
- Just a little behind the scenes with Chris Joslin, one of the best dudes on the board.
All of his No Hope Part was filmed while he was filming for the Plan B video and even before that.
Glad I was able film these gnarly tricks.
Peep the full video if you have not seen it yet.
Watch, Skate, and Repeat. 
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Learning how to fall is just as important as learning how to ollie.
Yea, when I first started I never learned how to properly fall before I learned tricks and I broke my wrist lmao
Totally. It's worth it to know how to survive to skate another day
He's got it tho
Mowgli From the Jungle - he makes falling an art, true technique. That’s what inspired my original comment.
@@roysreceptive 💯💯💯
More impressed with his falling techniques than him landing the trick. Every possible way to fall and he knows how to roll out of it
Anyone reading this; falling correctly is not something you just read about and know how to do. It probably took years and years of practice for him to know how to fall, and, or, kick the board out from under him. Another thing is, if you just watch how other people fall, and look at how they do it from how they lead their fall, to how they flow through it, you can learn a lot. I hope all of you fellow skaters pick up on how to fall, and avoid injury because I’ve been there, and it sucks. Good luck, wear a helmet if you think you should, and have fun.
I’m writing this from a hospital bed with a dislocated hip and fractured femur . Flat ground on a onewheel , fuck I’m old
slumbps so true, just like in many martial arts, learning how to fall or roll out of a technique applied to you is just as important as the technique itself. It allows you to practice safely and and protect your body from injury.
slumbps yeah i learned how to break my fall and roll with jiujitsu and that shit will literally save your life or at the least some pain and an expensive hospital bill
@@jjfav2231 not to mention you get to come out the next day and skate again without any significant injury.
Skateboarding will forever be one of the most impressive things you could ever watch. This dude is so dedicated he's absolutely insane.
Obviously two way different things, but imo elite skaters and elite golfers are some of the most impressive fucking people ever lol again, totally opposite activities, but man seeing pros do pro shit just bends my fucking mind
That treflip off the roof over the rail into a bank is still one of the most insane things I’ve seen. Chris Joslin always takes the trick/spot combos to the next level. One of the sickest skaters out there.
His Davis gap tre-flip is still one of the gnarliest tricks ever put down.
Busted board, busted knees, titanium balls.
Busted ass
@@eye-sick2751 supreme
those never bust
TC...you forgot brain of useless mush.
@@d0phyte at the cost of what? Living your entire live with permanent/ chronic pain?
This kid is the skater you unlock after beating the game!!!
nor cal no that’s mark suciu
Rodney mullen
Which game?
I broke my tailbone just watching him jump on his board
I'm a boring, bald fifty-five-year-old teacher but I could watch for hours on end what these guys are doing - doing and pulling off what I couldn't do when I was a teen back in the 70s.
Watching a skater bail several times before landing the trick makes you appreciate the trick way more.
because you realise how gnarly that shit realy is
Yeah
AttilatheThrilla 1wvb1hshdhw
AttilatheThrilla its honestly better, helps me learn and expect what might happen
Real shit bro!
i love seeing all the failed attempts. makes you super appreciate his insane dedication. shit is beauty
NakeyJakey Dude what you doing here? Been bumping "South Dakota" all week!
I never heard about this dood, did not even know he was known, but 8:18 convinced me to google his name !
Fuck yea nakey
shit is not beauty
he probably would have rode away first try if he was riding fuckin indys or thunders
The support, camaraderie, and community in skateboarding is unlike anything else. Incredible skating 🙏🏼
Watch Storror parkour, those boys support each other too
This dude is straight up incredible 🔥 no fear. Full dedication. Gonna need some new knees eventually though lol.
A lot of these botched landings are amazing. The way this dude is able to shift his weight and momentum to prevent some very hard landings is very impressive!
You do realize that on almost all of those bails he doesnt shift his weight which is most likely why his knee is so fucked up
Was just thinking that . He could be a professional stunt man!
Oh he's definitely a skate now, ice later kinda guy. Them falls hurt, hes just more determined than most. Prop for committment.
@@user-rh5yf2wz8l Quite a few pro skaters also work as stuntmen. Alex Chalmers, William Spencer, etc.
@Dangle Baggins niiggaaaaaa
How tf is he not dead? He needs a thrasher cover
Zariah moore he got one
He will get one for sure!
Zariah moore Davis gap
Ledgands never die
Needs a life insurance sponsor.
I come back and watch this about once every six months . Chris is a 🐐
about time to watch it again!
I love that this has 7.5 mil views. Well deserved for once, wow. One of the best YT videos I’ve ever seen.
Closing in on 10 million now
Can we appreciate that the first 7 and a half minutes where filmed in 1 day
yea musta been in straight pain
No cuz there are 24 hours in a day derr
666 likes dont breaks it
Or he just a bum who wears the same clothes
@@fartdonkey8290 Thank you for that insight. I’m sure I speak for a lot of us when I say that your comment gave a whole new perspective to how tough it must have been on him while trying those tricks. Again, thank you.
Why is everyone complaining about his friends ? They were just fckin hyped and having fun. I'd lose my shit if one of my homies did something like that.
Someone gets it!
it's b/c their "hype" for their friend is really lil.bitch like..all I heard was "what the fuck..?" in disbelief, like they had ANYthing to do with joslins physical ability or the laws of physics.
celebrate like a man..
encouragement then popping bottles 🍻
sami moring haha you fuck boi
Facts bro
If I seen one of my homies do any of the tricks in this video I would fucking explode right then and there on some spontaneous combustion type of shit
He's the best gap skater ever. Versatility, bag of tricks, balls, bails. Its nuts.
Professional skateboarding is brutal. This guy's a soldier.
I wish my parents marriage could hold together like that board did
Same
underrated comment
Shit got real
well that took a dark turn except the fact that 2 boards were broken this video
that's hilarious. love dark humor
This guy's crew is supportive of. That's what's up. And his stamina levels are insane.
he’s wearing a leg brace and can do this honestly incredible
8 years later still a banger, still my favorite skater.
(Chris at the doctor)
Chris: *points to nose*
Doctor: that's where it hurts?
Chris: _that’s the only place it doesn't hurt_
Djentleman ?
Lmao
Im confused
Lol
Thats*
When he nailed that hardflip over the water gap at the end my face turned into the Warheads candy logo.
Lol
😹😂Hahahahahhaha😂💀
Each attempt had such tenacity😤✊🏾👏🏾🫡
Just watching a man loving life, this is beautiful to watch
Big part of why they are so good. Average person would have broke a bone or more several of these falls. These guys can keep skating and practicing without too much injury. With that being said most of these guys have suffered a serious injury at some point. Props to all the people that love skating with a passion and do it all costs for the love.
Did this kid really slam this all in one day? What a legend!
@ this Video is from 2015 did he have his child already back then?
@@SuperJunkBoys woosh
Yeah dude Joslin is a fuckin warrior
Facts that’s not a wooosh dumbfuck
That hardflip was one of the sickest things I’ve ever seen!
That tre flip into the bank was a close second!.
That’s what I was thinking
Tried to Ollie it 7 years when I was 16 and broke 9 plates in my foot. I think I was to young to even attempt something so big. I wasn’t ready. Btw this is ADT security in Torrance, CA it’s a underground spot.
@@ivanortega3957 what’s the address thoo
Everything was clean.
I’ve watched this video about 14 times now.. always coming back to it
It's cool to see how little skate fashion has changed in the past 20 years.
Yeah man why wear skinny jeans that go up ur ass everytime u push lol
Kai DeVita cause this nigga is actually buck and not doing it for Instagram clips and clout. I love this shit
20 yrs. Ago didn't wear my NEW DEALS, COUNTERFIT, or PLAN B's in battle. Blank t's & thrift khakis. Even brought along a back up set, cause I had a K-5 everyone piled in. And yes MY KNEES HURT NOW.
It’s changed Nike is all I see skaters wear these days
Matt 85 Nike? What?
I can't believe this kid ends the video with a 15' hardflip with a 20' runway
He shreds possibly the hardest I have ever seen.
Favorite skater
Meh, he's mediocre
@@BlackWolf-kr7wo lol
Dude didn’t download the pain update
I'm an old dude who's getting skate videos from looking at long board reviews and skate shoe reviews. Anyeay, I've never seen Chris Joslin,but this kid is sick as fuck. He goes monster on all those tricks and probably has the best tuck and roll post attempt I've ever seen.
The amount of speed this guys uses to clear gaps is insane
As in a small amount of speed? He looks so chill.
speed=control
I know, sounds very unintuitive...
Going faster is actually lot of times being too slow can be dangerous
Im a 7th generation rocket scientist. Physics tells us its because if he went slower he wouldnt clear the gap usually.
you guys for sure never went too fast, well skateboarding is generally slower, every snowboarder mtb downhiller and similar is scared of overshooting the landingzone. lol it aint funny if your flighttime doubles because you were a bit too fast. speed is not control and even less safer.
A good behind the scenes look at what it takes to skateboard for a living.
um yes, very good observation
True, but also, lets not forget the fact that Joslin is a fucking machine and a freak of nature, even compared to the other freaks that are pro skateboarders.
stuntacore limpeza
atiradoresdo
stuntacore anyone know the location at 6:00?
Couldn't stop watching. The dedication and bravery is admirable
I come back to watch this video at least twice a year. That hard flip fountain gap will always be in my head one of the gnarliest things I’ve ever seen
The word gnarly was invented with people like Joslin in mind. He is gnar incarnate.
J A thank you
@J A I am crying.
He’s gonna a need a everything replacement in a few years
@williejames huff no but for real hes skating like that with hurt knee. Thats not good for the knee
Arttu Leppänen hes a professional and does this for a living. he needs clips back to back everyday so that he doesnt lose his sponsors
@@acevrng sure but jackson is telling the truth
williejames huff I didn’t sense any jelousy at all I think it’s a comment coming from a skater who knows how hard it is on the body after a couple years looks like u need to learn what jealous means
@@captainggttv3243 yes exactly
This was the video that introduced me to Chris Joslin.
He very quickly became my favorite skater. The determination on this dude is absolutely phenomenal!
So much grit, so much skill...as far as I'm concerned, he has no active rivals. Certified legend already!
He's *orders of magnitude* better than the guys winning "street" comps these days...
This guy has the nastiest back lip I ever seen in my whole 10 years of filming and skating props to him🔥🔥🔥⛽️
That might have been the sickest hardflip I've ever seen
I know right that was dope
Then you Obviously never seen the odschool Ryan skate.
Or who remembers Bryan Herman's perfect hardflips :o
The speed he was going at was insane, and tons of style as well
It truly was.
*Fails attempt* Friend: Woooooh
*Fails attempt* Friend: Woooooh
*Fails attempt* Friend: Woooooh
*Fails attempt* Friend: Woooooh
Mark Rodriguez that’s to hype him up
shane and because what he’s doing is insane too, all these tricks are bangers.
Mark Rodriguez Adamantium balls.
🏂🔱🔱🏁
@@bushdickbill just because you skate doesnt mean you should have a weak vocabulary.
Nah he just happy to see him fail
landing a trick first time is pretty much unheard of, props to this skater for staying focused and enduring all that pain for our enjoyment
Most underrated and under appreciated skater of the 21st century.
Chris: *sees a mountain
Also Chris: “oh look, a gap”
The world is our skatepark.
Yo respect on the homie for keeping his word and snappin the board 🤣
Nah fuck that, why he even do that in first place? Attention seeking clown.
@@mikefry4567 exactly.
@@oyophant4745 he wanted it to be a big deal..
@@mikefry4567 Pro skaters get new boards every few days, it’s no big deal.
@@mikefry4567 Yeah I think it was pretty stupid because he said that he would break his board only if chris landed it that try, but it took him a couple more tries so it really didn't make much sense. He ended up just looking like a dumbass plus the weird ass hug after he broke snapped his shit. Wack af
I see Chris with the drive and athleticism to push skateboarding forward. Just incredible even when he misses because he does know how to roll away a bit
Some of the best skating I've ever seen
*Chris finally lands trick*
Everyone: Yay high five you can stop beating the shit out of yourself now
Lol that's why they are so happy to break his board like dude
"The Iron Ass Cheek Skater"
That hardflip was iconic.. like beyond comprehension.
This guy is insane. He is the definition of grit and determination.
that hardflip was beautiful
Is not beautiful is amazing.
It was both
he made me shit my pants and that was not beautiful
Andrew Brighton Yeah it was ;)
By far the most impressive falling techniques I've seen, 10/10. Still scratching my head at how his hand meat is still alive after all of those bails? Broh is a master.
he rollin on the ground like he in a comfy gym or somelol
I think we need one more comment talking about how falling technique.
Dude is amazing never seen someone with so much heart!
One of my fav skaters to watch, what a machine. Such dedication. Keep on riding!
ive been skating around a year now. I just don't get how anyone can get this good. It's actually insane.
Josh Smith dude stick at it. I started skating in 1985 when things were a lil easier to learn I'm 43 now and loved every second on my board. But the key is balls of steel no fear and commitment. Skateboarding is constant progression there is no end to it all.the joy of learning something new mastering it then styling it out . It's unique. But also remember cruising ripping the place up having fun just doing the basics is just as important. Don't get caught up with can and cants. Love your board love yourself and always have fun and skateboarding will bring you many years of sheer enjoyment. Skate or die
I got my first board 2 weeks ago lmao, can't wait to see how good I can get with time and patience.
kirwi kirwinson Mark Suciu is pretty damn smart
You just gotta go for it
Chris Civatte that’s all it takes brother. Years and years.
I was super impressed by the 360 flip down the roof, but that über-high-speed hardflip was insane...
You mean 360 flip off a roof over a 10 stair and 3 rails into a bank
skateboarders are like eternal rockstars, such an incredible sport
Did a lot of skating in my teens. Now in my 40’s I’m feeling it. Never went as hard as this kid, but plenty of stair gaps and kinked rails. Are the memories worth the aches? Yes... Yes they are!
Nobody asked grandpa log off
That nollie kick was sooooooooo good! Absolute perfection
'A man without hope is a man without fear.'
How does that apply to this? How is he a man without hope?
Serg Blo are you not aware of Chris’ story?
@@stiiizzybaby18st66 why don't you tell me
Danny Blitz you mean a man with a lot of hope is a man without fear
Is that an actual quote?
hardest working suicidal person ever
That was beautiful to watch. I think anyone with ambitions to be a professional in any sport should watch this and actually take the right lessons from it. This is what it takes to be at the highest level of something. Pain, work, dedication, obsession, courage, commitment. I have trouble committing to dinner plans, meanwhile Chris Joslin is committing to a trick that could kill him if he even once can't hold his neck rigid, can't keep his head off the ground, can't stop an ankle roll, and he does this multiple times a day, all year long. That is a professional, and my respect is absolute.
I love going back to this video, takes my mind to the good old days
Him after landing every trick: 😒
Classy
prolly in pain even he can roll out of a nail really good
Just another day at work to him
so him freaking out is n the part or celebrating
after that much try and all the pain it’s the relief i think
I like Chris but I have a feeling his knees doesn't
Think about how most, it not all of this, was filmed with a torn acl.....
partially torn
Garlic Yum His knees how bout his ass? lol
don't* you savage
Garlic Yum 1:13 or his hands
I've been following Joslin for a few years now. Definitely in my top five favorite skaters
i skated a lot of gaps when i was young (15-20 years old)! Luckily i stopped that because of an ankle injury and got more into manuals and ledge skating. I am 36 years now and feel the damage what i did to my body (skated for 26 years with breaks) but it was all worth the pain. Now i am more into Mountainbiking and the suspension prevents my joints from damage. 2 years ago i got back into skating after a 4 years break and really appreciated that time on the board. Now my body tells me to stop and do some other sports. Maybe i will go back but i dont know. I miss it really much! ): Chris Joslin and Andrew Reynolds are the best gap/stair riders ever. Chris is an Alien! HAHA
That hardflip... Not even close... not even close... not even close... Landed it too ez baby. HOW
When you watch the baker kills taps at the LA triple set the same exact thing happens when Ellington was trying to hardflip it
It looked like it was all about getting a clean run up
when he ollied that gap i was like: "wow, second try"
when he started trying nollie flips...
+Seto Bikouta Dude go watch the dudes who session this "The cliff" gap on Nigel Alexanders (NKA) channel.
+Seto Bikouta Or when he ollies the water fountain gap and your like " Oh nice" and then he starts trying hardflips.... And are like O_o
+Yuri Lopes lol now I see why sponsors give pros so much clothes 😁 my nigga joslin fucked up those fresh kakis in less than 24 hours 😁
AND THEN DOES A BACK 360
Seto Bikouta
This guy is seriously the best. My new favorite without a doubt
Joslin is a sender no doubt...that nollieflip down that drop was insane and the varial heels
He falls very well
I was thinking the same thing. Similar to how NBA players go down. Gotta know how to fall if you're gonna skate.
That’s why he’s a pro
Ground Control
j b NBA players? Really? Funny, I imagined how badly nba players would get injured if they tried this, (even if they knew how to skate) lol nba players get injured the easiest
Every time I revisit this amazing video I still cringe as the dude breaks his board for Chris lol
Yeah its so pointless. I don't get how breaking a perfectly good board is a celebration
@DB Cooper's MoneyBags yeah but it's still wasteful
@DB Cooper's MoneyBags its kinda a slap in the face to their sponsors when they do that after landing every trick lol
Maybe it used to mean something when the boards weren't free lol, but if you're sponsored this is pointless and disrespectful
Thank you
I have watched this 1000 times already and it’s still good
Im 57 and i just got a Joslin deck after whatching this...support
I love that it's uncut
+Jesse Gillis uncut is the way forward.
Jesse Gillis feels like your there with him, great video and editing
that's what she said lol
Smoke_ Sumthin ._.
Why is everyone hating on this guys fantastic mates?
Christopher Kanski cause they ain't gotta crew like tjay
Because they're unnecessarily obnoxious.
SSYabuddy yuh u right
The dedication is beautiful
The rawness of this video >>. All these dudes will look back on this vid 10+ yrs from now and be like those were some good times lol
Film never does justice to incredible tricks like these. Straight up, putting your body on the line
Watching it in person wouldn't help either, if you're ignorant to such things you'll likely never understand how hard even just going on flat ground is for noobs let alone some of this madness..
Um no I guarantee if you witnessed it in person, it would be impressive as well, I had friends that were pros and anytime they would clear stuff it was defiantly impressive
dude saying "he shiftied the fuck out of it!" was my favorite part omg
Sounds like Badger from Breaking Bad
One thing I love is in skate videos the NPCs always walk around like nothing bad ass just happened. Dude that gap halfway through the video was amazing. ❤
Haven't skated in a year or two, mainly cuz I haven't had any progress with my ollies and I've tried for a few years, but coming back to watch this makes me feel that I can become great at skating, I just need more time and practice!
best skate video i’ve seen in years shit was raw
GANG
Same. This was gnar!!
I love how he goes from ollie to nollie flip on the cliff gap
oh my god what a monster!
i've never had my eyes so glued to screen
my knees hurt from watching this
Landing the tricks are awesome but the dedication is even better ...freaking awesome 👍
His back and knees are going to hate him in 20 years
And for all of us sitting down, scrolling and watching vids;
Our bodies hate us right now.
This dude's ripped and gets real exercise all day.
m g He'll have the money to retire at 40 while we'll all be working until 65.
There is NO money in skateboarding unless you get so popular you can build a brand. Even Nike doesn't give out big shoe deals for skaters aside from Nyjah and other top 25 competition guys.
A lot of kids get blinded by the occasional $10,000 competition 1st prizes. -Money which is still not enough to live on for the year.
For most skaters it's just a love of skating.
Free decks are a blessing!
gabelogan56 Uhh this is a new age. If you get popular on social media you can literally sell 20 dollar tickets to a local skate park and have skate sessions. Sign a few boards take a few pictures, skate the park and make a few thousand bucks every weekend. Throw your name on some merchandise and it's easily a good living. Nowadays anyone can be Chad Muska if you got style, tricks and marketing.
@@gabelogan56 Marketing is the easy part. You just have to know how to do it properly. Sure, skateboarding doesn't pay much, but everything else around it does. For example, Spencer Barton.
This guy is so good, I dont even think he realizes it.
Sad I know.... right.. !!
TooTrue the way he cleanly lands the tricks make you surprised that he doesn’t get them first try. But also his falling technique is incredible.
That’s what happens when you put so much into your craft.. your never satisfied always striving to be better. That’s the signs of greatness
I'm pretty sure he knows how good he is.
Kinda reminds me of Andrew Reynolds
The fact that this legend can still walk boggles my mind.
the hard flip over the fountain will forever be my favorite skate clip
I respect skateboarders like this so much. He's got a damn knee brace on and is like "nah dude gotta land it"
fantastic...he must go through a pair of pants every day
lol
trust me, it's not that fantastic
Anyone one of these trick is good enough to cap off a video part. He does them all in 1 video part. In addition some of these tricks look vastly different small scale! Spectacular!!!
Blew my mind first time I watched this, crazy skill but also his self belief to get back on and nail it