Wake up, do some stuff around the house for a couple of hours, make some phone calls, go ride street or a skatepark, do band practice, eat, and go ride vert, and then go to bed or watch a movie. That's pretty much, like, a daily thing. And, like, weekends I might not ride the parks because they are so packed, so we'll go ride street all day. The next one's going to be at the Action Sports and Music Awards. I don't know, it will be full of surprises, you just gotta stay tuned.
Spontaneity is the best thing.
With ESPN covering the sports, I think it's great because, especially in bike riding, we're trying to reach the point where you have endorsements, like, products where you don't have to compete. But unfortunately in bike riding, the turnover isn't as great as we would like it to be, like in skateboarding, but I think contests help riders be able to make a living at it, but don't make that your everything. Stay in the industry, stay into videos, stay into riding street, stay riding vert, but also go to the contests. Don't just think that contests are dumb or videos are cool, there's no one or other, do it all. But with ESPN covering the sports, it helps to solidify with the mainstream.