Pogoers:
Ryan O’Malley
Earl Pote
Kyler Wilson
Nick Ryan
Aubrey Hutchison
Editing:
Ryan O’Malley
Music:
“Open Ocean” – Lofi Dad
The 4-trick showdown will be the first ever live online pogo competition. It will be held Saturday July 11th 2020 at 1pm EST and will be streamed live on twitch
Why?
With all this free time I want to connect to the community and try and give something back. I think this can be a fun new idea that could potential be expanded in the future. With previous “online competitions” people would send videos back and forth but would hardly ever reach a conclusion. That why I want to do it LIVE! It will only take a few hours to complete. This was a spur of the moment idea and I’m running with it! I decided to host this two weeks before Pogopalooza so that way it can be used as practice for those attending. Why 4 tricks? Simple, I’m sick of seeing only 3 trick combos. I just want to try something fun, new, and different.
How will it work?
The competition will be a “Round Robin” format. Each athlete will be in a que and when it is their turn will attempt their best 4 trick combo. -> (Read More) ->
We are so stoked to finally release our newest film, History Of A Handrail, that we decided to stream it to you all exclusively here on our website a week early!
The video tells the story of one of the most well-known pogo spots to date, the Vendetta Handrail in Bradenton, FL. We put a lot of work into sourcing clips for this project, and have even uncovered lost footage from over ten years ago. We hope you all enjoy our film, History Of A Handrail. Check it out below!
Half a year late, but still just as mindblowing. A compilation of Mahoney’s clips throughout 2017.
Earl Pote’s 14th solo video, filmed in Guam and South Dakota, January-May 2018.