The Nine Club #162 · Show notes.
Bob Burnquist
About this episode
Bob Burnquist discusses growing up in São Paulo Brazil, turning pro for Urgh Skateboards at age 14, going to San Fransisco and getting on Real then Anti Hero, skating in the X-Games, leaving Anti Hero for The Firm, filming for “Menikmati”, getting Rodrigo TX on the Firm and Es Footwear, trying to loop the Mt. Baldy full pipe, how the mega ramp came to be, Filming for Flip’s “Extremely Sorry”, winning 14 X-Games gold medals in 22 years, doing the loop switch with no roof, his Dreamland backyard park, skating into the Grand Canyon, his companies Burnkit and Farmaleaf, Retiring from the X-Games and much more!
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The guest
Bob Burnquist
Bob Burnquist is a professional skateboarder known for vert and mega-ramp skating. He discusses Brazil, The Firm, Flip and his Dreamland ramps.
Chapters
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- Growing up in São Paulo Brazil
- Skating in the X-Games
- Leaving Anti Hero for The Firm
- Trying to loop the Mt. Baldy full pipe
- How the mega ramp came to be
- Filming for Flip’s “Extremely Sorry”
- Skating into the Grand Canyon
Links
Videos / Articles
Classics: Bob Burnquist's "Dreamland" PartThrasherMagazine![Bob Burnquist in TWS - 'Interface' [1997]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/uILgk-znBf0/hqdefault.jpg)
Bob Burnquist in TWS - 'Interface' [1997]William Sanders
People mentioned
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Pedro Barros
Mention at Steve Caballero
Tommy Guerrero
Mitchie Brusco
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