WAKEBOARDING içinde Mar-14 için içindekiler tablosu

DAMIEN: I'm not a Shihtzu but I just did? JEFF: I didn't think the dog would pee when it got excited. RYAN: Raise your hand if you wanna help daddy drown the dog SAM: 911! … Not the trick … call 911. I think I killed the dog. EMILY: “wake”-a-minute Honey, I'll be right down! I'm just grabbing the dog first. AARON: Much flight … Such wow … Doge CHRISTIAN ZENGER: We CAN NOT let Sarah McLachlan see this … Well played, Christian Zenger, well played. You should change your last name to Zinger after that one. For your comedic competence, we are rewarding you with a fresh new pair of 2014 Byerly System boots and bindings to start the season off right.…

Collin Harrington Athlete Brian Grubb Athlete Corrie Dyer Athlete Amber Wing Athlete Jeff House Athlete Alex Oliver Director Jared Coleman Logistics Brian McNew Producer Blake Waring Production manager Rob Crawford Art and copy Erik Doty Cinematographer Alex Lawson Production assistant Mitchell Tenpenny Musician Brad Clawson Musician Clayton Stroop Production assistant Chad Borba Boat technician To pack 16 people onto three boats and document an adventure from east Tennessee to the Gulf of Mexico via the Tennessee and Tombigbee river systems. Cellphones were put into a box upon arrival and used only if absolutely necessary. The goal was to encourage others to seek adventure and passions that became dormant after falling victim to routine. ROB CRAWFORD: “Society demands productivity. This was a trip to get away from that sort of thinking.…

It would be optimistically cliché of us to say that this was the best finals of all time. Although true progression would warrant that to be the case in each chronological event, the 2013 MasterCraft Pro Wakeboard Tour stop No. 5 in Grand Rapids, Michigan, really was the best fnals we've ever had by a signifcant margin. The stars somehow aligned to create the best recipe for a dramatic end-of-season finale. The conditions were absolutely perfect; the water was calm and flat; a number of athletes incorporated some technical tricks in a way that had never been done before; the venue was fantastic, and everyone had a great time. This one will be hard to beat. Thousands of fans lined up to watch it all go down at Millennium Park…