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Bob Burnquist grew up in Sao Paulo, Brazil and began skateboarding at age 11. In 1995, he showed up at the Slam City Jam in Vancouver, BC and competed against every top skateboarder in the world.. 2006 Grand Canyon Mega Grind - Megaramp/B.A.S.E; 2005 Rio Skate Jam Rio de Janeiro, Brazil - Vert: 1st; 2004 Triple Crown Finals, Huntington.
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Once he reaches the end of the rail, Bob then skydives/base jumps 1,600 ft. into the canyon. In a stunt that will likely never be duplicated, Bob Burnquist entered the history books by becoming the first person to ever skateboard down a 40' mega-ramp and onto a 40' rail and then safely BASE jump off the rail 1,600 feet down to the bottom of.
THE BOB BURNQUIST INTERVIEW Jenkem Magazine
Bob Burnquist: Grand Canyon Grind. Like. Comment. Share. 3.6K · 120 comments · 939K views. The No Comply Network · April 19, 2020 · Follow. @bobburnquist, Grand Canyon Grind. Words by #bobburnquist. Never Seen this angle before. Filmed by @bo_def_son. See less. Comments.
Bob Burnquist's "Dreamland" A Backyard Progression • Highsnobiety
São Paulo, where you grew up in Brazil, has a reputation as a dangerous city. Was it dangerous street skating there in the late '80s/early '90s? You're a skater, you're part of the streets. A lot of time you mix in. I remember being young and going on the bus with a friend and these kids showed up without money.
THE BOB BURNQUIST INTERVIEW Jenkem Magazine
March 8, 2023 | Skateboarding Bob Burnquist is one of the most charismatic riders in skateboarding history and a record-breaking athlete. Here's everything you need to know about the Brazilian-American skater. Robert Dean Silva Burnquist was born on October 10, 1976, in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
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In 2006, Burnquist completed a BASE jump after attempting a 50-50 into the Grand Canyon. The first attempt nearly cost Burnquist his life after he missed the rail and fell out of control, before regaining himself and successfully deploying his parachute.
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Robert Dean Silva Burnquist ( Portuguese pronunciation: [ˈʁɔbɛʁtʃ ˈdzĩ ˈsiwvɐ bɐ̃ (ɹ)ˈkwistʃ]; born 10 October 1976) [1] is a Brazilian-American professional skateboarder who competed for Brazil throughout his career.
Bob Burnquist 2010 Skateboarding Hall of Fame and Museum
Andrew Revesz. Why hike the Grand Canyon or sit there and stare at it when you can ride your skateboard off a kicker, grind a rail, then BASE jump into it?! Now THIS is the way to see the glory that is the Grand Canyon. Pro skater Bob Burnquist is badass. Hang tight, our new comments system and community features will be live soon.
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Bob Burnquist Jumping the Grand Canyon. Ramp Built by Team Pain.
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Bob Burnquist has always dreamed big—check our Grand Canyon 2006 cover and his Dreamland and Flip video parts for confirmation. Now he can add the crystal blue waters of Lake Tahoe to the list of pioneering spots. Bob Burnquist's Floating Ramp. Bob Burnquist has always dreamed big, now he can add the crystal blue waters of Lake Tahoe to the.
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Bob Burnquist Laureus
On a recent sunny afternoon, the ramp's owner, Bob Burnquist, a renowned 30-year-old professional skateboarder from Brazil, peered over the side to treetops below and said: "I'm not afraid of.
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Bob burnquist grinds a hand rail over the edge of the grand canyon with a parachute
Bob Burnquist de skate no Grand Canyon! Blog Kanui
Health Training & Performance Skateboarder Bob Burnquist's Far-Out Dreams Bob Burnquist is on a quest to go bigger and scarier than any athlete has ever thought possible—while also running an.
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Bob Burnquist jumps off a ramp and grinds on a rail into the grand canyon!
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On March 23, 2006, Bob Burnquist sped up a 40-foot (12-meter) ramp and then slid onto a rail that extended from the ramp itself, 1,500 feet (457 meters) above the canyon floor.
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BOB BURNQUIST GRAND CANYON SKATEBOARD BASEJUMP Frenchfred 19.2K subscribers 582K views 10 years ago Section made for Flip Skateboard's 3rd video "Extremely Sorry". Super 8 and 16mm jump footage.