Ulph Andersson Survives Hectic 5-0 Drop In | Behind The AD

Hop on the session and go Behind The Ad with Ulph Andersson survives hectic 5-0 drop in for the latest Indy Ad in Free Skate Mag's Issue 46.
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Filmed by Klavs Laivenieks - ( / klavs_laivenieks )
Edited by Jesse Silva: ( / noguf )
AD Photo by Fabien Ponsero - ( / fabienponsero )
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[@kenschicken4208]

People who've never skated would not be able to comprehend how f""kin berserk that actually was... Fark dude sick 🤘👍

[@kenvetro742]

Honestly, I would be too chicken to commit to that. Street skaters are pushing the envelope these days! These guys are getting gnarlier to the point you feel like you are in a dream, so incomprehensible!

[@MH-nc5jd]

That pretty much 3/4ths of skating.. people that have never skated have zero idea how hard even simple looking tricks are, especially when you add real street terrain and some height and length to the trick.. I have a perfect example actually.. so we hung out with this kid joey sometimes when we we're skating, mostly hanging out smoking the tweeds and playing video games.. but anyways one day Joey tagged along to the skatepark with us and after watching us for about a half an hour he decided that he could drop in because it looked so easy.. and we tried to warn him that visually vs physically were two completely different worlds and that while we make it look easy it really isn't.. we warned him repeatedly that he's gonna hurt himself cuase it was a 6 foot so not a mini mini.. anyways, he didn't listen and he tried to drop in and he immediately broke his arm.. skating isn't even like riding a bike for actual skaters either.. If you don't skate for a while and all of a sudden you can't do a couple tricks that used to come easy.. just being a decent skater is a whole few year commitment.. being an actual good skater is a life long commitment.. although there are some rare breeds of people that are pro level after only a couple years.. nyjah comes to mind, Jeremy (I quit to be a rapper) Rogers comes to mind, he started at 13 and sponsored by 14 and pro for girl by 16.. like wtf?..

[@wtfRyantater]

I love that it took him like 20+ to get it home but then once he did he could keep doing it. The mind is a crazy and weird instrument

[@WolfWould]

Sick spot too! I agree on the hang ups but I love the squirrely surf out always!

[@recession81]

Talk about rolling the dice on this one sheesh, he came through and delivered

[@vonshed]

Ulph is rad! Can't really put my finger on it but there is something about his style that I just love.

[@ojwheels]

Warrior!

[@titancheat]

He definitely earned that Hoodie. Them wino g6 too. 😀

[@derrickdubois7307]

Yo 180 out would have looked dope. Rolling in switch pretty sketch but very poss.

[@kennynewell85]

New logo is C7!

[@clementetamayo5294]

He had to ollie hella high for that dang

[@robbewellekens5039]

Fatality

[@mr.e8561]

He would've landed it first try if they where still made in 'Merica-n-had an Iron Cross on'um!!😡/🙄🤘

[@ryanrowe1975]

Transformed one side to the edge of the other sides around the spots from the rail and ledge!

[@Ftol3]

When you realized that there is no turning back

[@marvj8255]

I could do that

[@abraammarin7768]

That was not worth

[@santosjohnson6401]

yeah right it probably takes you that many tries to kickflip a two stair

[@skateboarder-yr9qg]

Get a JOB

[@joshuastevens641]

Maybe get rid of all the failed attempts the next time you post a video

[@Daggermouth8k]

honestly, pretty uninteresting and underwhelming

[@prunehead]

That your tinder profile is it?

[@wasnt_it]

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