Man, this one hits real close to home! I battled non hodgkin's lymphoma type b-cell for 9 years, it was no freaking joke. When I was diagnosed my dr told me I had 4to6 months to live! I didn't tell anyone for almost 2 months, I just kept riding! Had to go through chemo for 5 years straight lost 70 pounds in 6 months. Hardest time of my life. Here it is almost 14 years later and I'm still alive and riding! #AllCancersMatter #iamasurvivor #fuckcancer
Love his riding and attitude towards life. I saw him ride at Woodward when I was a kid and it definitely changed the way I rode my bike, and probably my life as a whole.
I've always been drawn to Kris for reasons I didn't know, yeah I loved his riding and style. but after watching this I now know why. this guy is my people. him talking about struggles and being in your head and overcoming things and just his outlook on everything in life. I feel like him and I are paddling the same canoe.
Another great listen. Kris is another dude with such a great perspective. Loved when he was talking about without hardships you'll never grow as a person. So true, so many defining moments come from hardships.
hope all is best for kris, i couldnt imagine having something like that happen.. i hate saying this but he should still be careful once skin cancer is there its there even after it gets removed, my aunt had skin cancer and she got it removed it was a mole on her back, and itd bleed everytime something touched it. A year later it came back and took her life, so PLEASE dont think its completely gone, i believe the theory that everyone has a cancer in them but its stable in a sense and it takes a certain thing to trigger it.
Man, this one hits real close to home! I battled non hodgkin's lymphoma type b-cell for 9 years, it was no freaking joke. When I was diagnosed my dr told me I had 4to6 months to live! I didn't tell anyone for almost 2 months, I just kept riding! Had to go through chemo for 5 years straight lost 70 pounds in 6 months. Hardest time of my life. Here it is almost 14 years later and I'm still alive and riding! #AllCancersMatter #iamasurvivor #fuckcancer
Dennis and one other senior pro should interview Fudger and Jeff Z. I bet they have many stories to tell.....
czcams.com/video/etXme-kU9NU/video.html al final de cada manual un opo Barspin👊❤
Love his riding and attitude towards life. I saw him ride at Woodward when I was a kid and it definitely changed the way I rode my bike, and probably my life as a whole.
I've always been drawn to Kris for reasons I didn't know, yeah I loved his riding and style. but after watching this I now know why. this guy is my people. him talking about struggles and being in your head and overcoming things and just his outlook on everything in life. I feel like him and I are paddling the same canoe.
fox is a shredder, he makes me want to learn how to ride bowls better. so rad thanks
Another great listen. Kris is another dude with such a great perspective. Loved when he was talking about without hardships you'll never grow as a person. So true, so many defining moments come from hardships.
cool, I'm here learning english and life from Fox !
the tricks, speed and flow are details after all
I raced on answer/everguard intense with kris fox!! always been amazing on a bike and a great ambassador of the sport
hope all is best for kris, i couldnt imagine having something like that happen.. i hate saying this but he should still be careful once skin cancer is there its there even after it gets removed, my aunt had skin cancer and she got it removed it was a mole on her back, and itd bleed everytime something touched it. A year later it came back and took her life, so PLEASE dont think its completely gone, i believe the theory that everyone has a cancer in them but its stable in a sense and it takes a certain thing to trigger it.
Boys you totally should invite Zack Gerber 💪 would be great to hear what’s happening in his head 🧠
Cheers 🍻
Such a down to earth and personable dude. Really good one yall. Great job.
The only way to realy feel the speed of Kris Fox in a video clip is the sound of his cassette or tires
No music is even needed. I could listen to him on his bike ripping a bowl for hours
Awesome work guys, really good listen. Keep it going!
Best podcast ever, thanks guys
Hell yeah, thanks Matt!
Awesome dude. He has a great perspective on things. Thanks for such good interviews.
Great interview/sit down with Kris! Have been seeing him ride for so long but never really knew anything about him non riding wise
Good job guys
Kris is like a prophet of the simplicity and happiness very good watch! 😬
Fudger should get in the van. Two week Unclicked web series.
Hahaha...maaaaybe.
@@OurBMX perfect time right now to get in the van
Day in the life type of format almost a documentary would be amazing
thanks Kris
Man it would cool to be there for that you guys are amazing bmx life
Nice to meet you bro Kris Fox
Awesome listen.
We are stardust
42:17 sounds like a fair dinkum to me lol Bring on the Watts world tour 🍻
So good!
I’m muting my Instagram right after this is over🤘👍
Shout out to phantom ontrac. Miss ya foxy!
Has Kris ever read any Neuroplasticity books like "the brain that changes itself"? It sounds like he has done some research on Neurology.
Sucks that corey broke his hand
Good on getting checked out. Good friend died @32 with a toddler. Being fair skinned its all about the hat and collard shirt. Sun smart.
Congratulations on beating melanoma, this disease is usually a death sentence. Long Live Kris Fox!
Can you guys please redo the Garrett Reynolds interview 😭🙏 and get Sean Ricany on here
Id like to be the cat lol he's got the up close and personal to everyone
1:24:59 good call.
How many times did these two ask Kris a question and then interrupt his answer? Let the man speak
:)
Get Jeff Z on here
I already asked him and he’s down. He’ll definitely be on eventually. 🙌