Showing posts with label Jason Heckle. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jason Heckle. Show all posts
Sunday, October 17, 2010
Jason's Resort Shots
Jason wanted me to make a video of his brighton footage, I mean its not that good if you ask me, but here it is anyways. Just kidding Jason, I think its great.
Tuesday, March 31, 2009
Yumping
Just when it looked like the concept of decent snow in Utah had flown out the window this season, several storm systems came through, leaving powder landings and even a few valley dustings. Here's some photos of a recent jumping sesh that went down in the Brighton backcountry.
Jason Heckle, hungry for shots after a fractured disc in his back earlier this season, stomped a fs 7.
Photos by Chris Shifty Shifrar
www.silentturnphoto.blogspot.com
Jason Heckle, hungry for shots after a fractured disc in his back earlier this season, stomped a fs 7.Photos by Chris Shifty Shifrar
www.silentturnphoto.blogspot.com
Wednesday, March 11, 2009
B-Footage
Some B footage from our last venture into the streets of Utah. We happened to encounter 15 deer while we were boarding, so we managed to start production on the sequel to Planet Earth. Now go boardin'!
Labels:
Backflip,
Jason Heckle,
Kiki Terrels,
Mike Park,
Noah Lohr,
Rhythm Section
Monday, February 16, 2009
Case of the Mondays 2.16.09
Hot dang, I almost forgot it was Monday. Lucky for you, I remembered and cooked this up real quick. Now quit whining Heckle, you're on the site.
Saturday, February 7, 2009
Candy Land Jam
-Jason Heckle (Right)
Back on January 10th, Slug held it's annual jam "Slug Games"contest at Brighton. This year, the contest was dubbed "Candyland Jam", and featured unique jib features all with of course, a candy theme, thanks to the Brighton Park Crew.
Congrats to Dinobots riders Jason Heckle, who took first place in the men's overall division, and Brandon Hammid, who took third.
-Brandon Hammid (Lower Left)
For more photos and words about the Candy Land Jam, check out the Slug Mag article here:
http://www.slugmag.com/article.php?id=1583
Credit: Slug Magazine
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