Rewind: Salt Lake City - Episode 1, The Early Days
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- Опубликовано: 5 июл 2024
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Covering 40-plus years of snowboard action and innovation in the Salt Lake Valley, this series takes viewers through decades of documentation and the endless progression that has come to define the Salt Lake scene. With interviews and insights from the sport’s most iconic riders and media makers as well as footage from every era, it is a retrospective of Salt Lake riding that celebrates the impact and enduring influence of snowboarding’s finest city.
Episode 1, The Early Days, walks us through the birth of snowboarding in the Salt Lake Region. From hike access riding on some of the first boards produced to the early days of riding at Alta before the resort banned snowboarding. Take a dive into the '80s with interviews and stories from Dennis Nazari, Jeff Davis, Andy Wright, Andy Hetzel, Bjorn Leines, Tina Basich, Jeremy Jones, JP Walker, and more.
Rewind: Salt Lake City was produced in partnership with Ski City.
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Lived in SLC, 1993-1996. Salty Peaks moved to the bigger location from the tiny one on the corner. I remember George Johnston and Jason Brown worked at Milo Sport next door. I used to see Andy Wolf and Dave Downing at Brighton. They were nice, I remember. JP Walker was a high school kid who does sick bs 540.
One day after boarding at Brighton, I stopped by Milo Sport and run into Jason Brown. He said he just filmed with Jamie Lynn at Snowbird. And later I found out that became the end part of RPM, with a song by Supersuckers, I think, if my old memory is right.
I'm turning 51 this year. Life is too short, but my good old memories always shine.
This made me cry , for a couple reasons. I'm old enough to remember all this happening and lived in a suburb of SLC. And because I'm this damn old🤣🤣 loved hearing it all from the inside. Been boarding since the mid 80s. Thanks to You who paved the way.👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Hells yeah started boarding also late 80s it was sick back then
Best Snowboarding series EVAH.
So awesome..I was there..Rode with Andy at Brighton..Was there the day they finally let us ride on the chairs at Brighton..So mannnny good memories..Was the best scene ever..90's were awesome yrs riding..We were hiking Alta before the riding was allowed on chairlifts..Warped my first board out of particle board.Laminated it.Mounted some custom bindings to it from some ski boots I fabricated..Was fun.But way squirly..Its come so far..Awesome days..
I started riding in the 90s. These names and parts are legendary. This series is awesome.
Season pass at Brighton 2001-2010. The nostalgia I feel from this series is beyond.
This brings back so many good memories! Can't wait to see the rest of the series.
I've never ridden with anyone better or more innovative than Andy Brewer. He was on another planet.
Chads Gap was one of my first introduction to backcountry in a movie.
remember them old local days here in Vassfjellet, in Trondheim, Norway as well. remember riding with Torgeir and sometimes Torstein when they were young.
them long days, building big jump by hand, some rails and Nitro and Burton was the shit!
i really loved watching this, real nostalgia! love from Norway, keep riding!
@boredprogression brought me here, thanks!
Jason Brown and George Johnston used to work at Milo Sport. There are some Burton guys at Salty Peaks, too. Good old days.
I remember Hans Mindnich from a RedBull snowcamp video back in like 2010
God, I wish I could just drive up to Brighton on a pow day without having to get up at 6am to beat the crowds. Damn tourists everywhere now.
For sure back in our day it was just sick no crowds at all so many people last weekend it was ridiculous
True true but still the tourists suck lol
@remote trigger asshole
remote trigger Why do think I said I get up at 6am dipshit.
@flight risk 🔥™
i lived in SLC and rode Brighton for the 2010 and 2011 seasons. ive heard that both canyons are now gridlocked on pow weekends. sad if thats how it is nowadays.
JFn Cho It is.....
@@draugwraith5549 bummer :-(
@CHARLES CURTIS i read on ksl that someone tried to grab a cops gun cause they got turned around from the lot.
Can't find a fucking house in the valley below a quarter million.
Everyday is a POW day this season 😂
Only thing I think you missed is the legendary Mexican restaurant just west of milo sport and salty peaks called hector's (formerly known as molca salsa) it was THE place to eat after a long day shredding and was conveniently located between the mouth of big cottonwood canyon and parleys canyon. Other than that this series was phenomenal. I would like to know if it's possible to obtain a digital copy?
Hey, can you please provide a track list? the songs are awesome!
Other than the fellow speaking the name of Jesus as an emphatic curse at 1:00, that was an interesting flick man.
🤙🏽🤙🏽
SILENCE IN NORTHERN ITALY....
FOR WATCHING THIS HOLYAWESOME EPISODE..🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Ah,check our street/parks(IN ALL EU)parts..no regrets🙏👋™
Salty peaks sold out (good for them) and is owned by christy sports now. Only go to milo now
GO TO BEAVER MOUNTAIN IN UTAH
Parker Hunsaker beaver is trash
missed so much on here, Don't call it the early days unless you truly are going to cover the early days accurately
So,pratically produced by Michael Bay😂