History of Ski Aerial Acrobatics
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- čas přidán 27. 09. 2009
- Dick Barrymore chronicles the metamorphosis of freestyle aerial acrobatic skiing from 1969 to 1983. You can find this segment and other hard to find historical footage in his film "The Golden Years of Ski Films".
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Was coached by John Eaves when I was 12 years old in 1975... at the Michel Daigle summer and winter camps... and also remember training with Mike Nemesvary on water ramps when he was just a few years older than me but... he made it to greatness!!! Love watching this vid on regular basis...
Remember the Daigle Banger?!
Timeless video
An observer once said, "Skiing is easy to learn but hard to master."
sound track shows influence of the seventies era revival of ragtime as the old times from 'The Sting'...and the slow motion recovery clips are brilliant images of the skier as a shock absorber leg in essence...
This video is a priceless gem. Saw a few Midas muffler scarves tied to some waists. Scott boots, Spademan bindings... Oh my, how things have changed.
4:07-4:17 RIP Eddie Lincoln. You were one of the best coaches I ever had.
Thanks for the excellent throw back!
Rip Eddie Lincoln you were a great coach and got me inverted. Thank you.
Look how long his skis are, those are like Super G skis. They were just plain old straight edge skis back then, not at all anything like what the Freestyle skis are today, much shorter and designed for forward and backward stunts. Crazy stuff, you had to be brave back then for sure, or crazy.
Thanks for reminding me of the memories
Fun to watch, thanks!
Although not so fun to be reminded of those who are no longer with us.
Proud To be the first SPANIARD to compete on the World Cup Freestyle skiing..
The last part of the video was also my last contest
TIGNES 1982.
Unfortunately my ski federation don't help financially to carry on tryning properly to get over the first 10 so I quit it was to dangerous try to do triples without proper training .
Bruce Bolesky
Frank Beddor
John Eaves
Laroche brothers
Nano Poutier....
Mike Nemansvary...
So many hot skiers for the time
At 2:55 of this video you can see the right knee broken... ahhhh big pain!
Great video!
wow i skiid in utah from 84-87 didnt know Stein Erickson was the first skiir to do a front or that he was credited with originated the aerial sport,, cool
Something tells me rocking a pair of 225 cm Rossignols might not have been the best choice.
Bad idea. They were heavy and stiff as railroad tie. Dynastar Omsoft was the plank of choice. K2 made good skis but the cosmetics would crack off in a few weeks.
It hurts just from watching!
This video looks like the "this is spinal tap" of the ski
No, the only Barrymore movies I've been able to get are the "last of the ski bums", "The Performers" and "The Golden Years of Ski Films". Unfortunately, Dick died in August 2008, but there is an Idaho distribution address on his website. Phil Sifferman has a slide show of his funeral on the web, and therefore may know something about who now owns the company. Scott Brooksbank was also there, and may know something. Mark
great video - real freestyle!!!!
You rock!!
Tanner Hall needed more air...
Bruce “Bogue” bolesky is the best coach ever
Wow Barrymore Films yes!!!! Where's the "shredmaster"? :)
Are you hinting that your are John (James), John Eaves (James Bond) :)
Mark
I love this. anyone know if there are directions about learning to do a back flip, say, on the web? I mean images? seems possible.
L.
The wonder is that anyone went inverted and stuck the landing on that gear.
2:52 duude his knee 😵
I wonder if the dude who made this video has ever heard of Tom Wallisch... I've heard he's pretty good...
expensive1cheese1its he does slope style
type in "ski crashes" in the youtube search and click the video with stars in the title to be shocked!
5:45 hh so crazy!
hi
dose anybody knows the song at 5:15 ?
@JayKayEightyEight not many people skiied that way then it was common to test gear and enter competitions at the same time and making up tricks,, these are the originators just making it up by trial and error and dealing with more unknowns- now there are so many pro skiier around the world it proper form is well know it takes decades to perfect the form and who's to say perfection is elusive..
Look his right knee at 2:53.....
My favourite is the guy who lands backwards 6:12 I don't think that that's what he had in mind lol
FUTURE SPINS
Ive met bruce bloesky
I knew the Barrymore family, his sons and the son of his camera man. I once tried to tell his cameraman Rick Rickers, that the footage is great, but the music is horrible...I tried to point out that people in the late 70's, early 80's had astrotunes...a precursor to the walkman, that allowed them to listen to their favourite music while skiing and that no body listens to that music. Rick told me it was public domaine music , free music...I tried to suggest using music from bands that didn't records out yet, and just wanted to get their music out there ( as I was a a young musician )...Rick didn't really hear me I think...and soon...there were other ski films doing film with the music that people wanted to hear. recently I saw some of Dicks film of Blake his son put to new music...hahahaha...better late than never. Both Dick and Rick are both gone now...But I always think of this when I see these films. But happy to see them!!!!!
That's interesting TakKurtz, because apparently some of the music turns out to be copyrighted. Thus, people have to sit through an advertisement to see this video (and other Barrymore videos as well) because the UPPM-Universal music group claims it has found segments of the film with copyrighted music. For this film, they say that the segment from 5:44-6:38 has a song called "NM006_04" on it, and the segment 7:48-8:26 has the song "Strings in bondage".
Did ANYONE land properly in the 60s tho? :D
2:53, his knee on landing, yikes!!
5.50 =O why did not the skies fall off ???????
Hi
Haha, they had to start somewhere!
Klin spenna gærne....haha!
What does "Klin" mean?
loool 5:44
Stupid "history"...the first half was only crashes, and early '70s didn't mention Ferguson, Brooksbank or Theobald. Lame.