@@steveo7767 Yeah, but he's got the Californian Scouse accent now, same as Ringo Starr. No doubt his mates lovingly take the piss when he goes back to Liverpool.
Rowleys part in Flips Extremely Sorry Was the reason I started skateboarding in the early 2000's. And he has my favorite quote of "Skaters fight concrete for a living, and win." What a Legend!
mine was Reynolds but i feel you on Really Sorry/extremeley sorry. bought a Rowley flip board. hated the nose and tail setup but it wasnt about that. i thought it would help me charge
The park in San Diego was missile park that you were trying to remember. That’s the best interview with Geoff I’ve ever seen. I remember we were skating San Dieguito 10 rail & Geoff Rowley rolled up with Jamie Thomas, Andrew Reynolds, Brian Sumner, & Atiba. We all sessioned that rail together for an hour. It’s one of my favorite skateboard memories from the 90’s in SD. P.S. Sturt would be a great guest.
To be able to relive moments in time with Tony and Ellis and have their guests give their take on it it’s just wild. Gnarly episodes. Keep em coming gents! 🫡
I was at Tampa pro one year Geoff was skating the park down the street I got to shake his hand and do a back to back rail trick with him made my freaking life for sure he is a genuine guy
It's crazy the three different accents but what's even crazier is I had no idea. Jeff was English. I just thought he was an American kid. I used his name one time as a child getting out of trouble with the police and I got away with it. Somehow, I'll never forget using Geoff rowley as my alias haha 😂
Rowley set the record straight on how to say his name on the two biggest skateboarding podcasts back to back weeks. Nobody should ever say it wrong again. Lol. Rowley, Ellis, thank you for the arm wrestling match. That was amazing.
That's just hit my top 3. In no particular order The Chin Ramp episode because of how much fun it looked and those inch perfect inverts. Heath episode for Heath just being himself. And this one. Rowley is so hardcore. He has got to be one of the most consistently gnarly pro's ever. The slams he's taken. Legendary tricks. And still 100% skate. I used to skate all the old London spots back in the late 80's and Wurzel and Mac from Death Box would be there. They were the spark that lit the Flip fuse. The rest is some serious history.
As someone from the uk growing up seeing so many American skaters being the faces of the sport, having Geoff to relate to was awesome, always got his flip boards, legend
I met Geoff at the Vans shop in Belmont Shore when i was buying his "Built Strong" hat with my daughter. He was one of the nicest most humble skate pros. Legend!
Man I enjoy Rowleys personality so much. He reminds of the dudes I met in Iraq who were with the British 3rd Para unit. Those dudes were tough as nails, funny as hell, and never missed a tea party!
Tony! We Appreciate the photos and videos you find! seeing a photo in context with your guys story makes it soo much better! also alot of the video skate stuff ive never seen before like the sky scraper jump! super cool to see!
I found Geoff talking about head placement/posture during tricks super interesting especially since hearing Chris Coles tips for crooks and where to place ur head for them I nvr thought of that factor myself but I guess that's why Geoff n Chris are on a different level 😅
Oh man! I remember when the first Tony Hawk Pro Skater came out it was awesome. I know there were a couple half-butt skate games before it. But I remember getting pumped to go skate by playing. Came back home played THPS. And then went back out with my buddies to skate more. We had mini ramp. 2 kicker ramps. a quarter pipe and a nice 10 foot box 14 inch high. If we weren't around the neighborhood skating we were downtown or at the schools and churches nearby for the stairs and rails Best years of my life
TONY YOU NEED TO HAVE HOSOI ON THE POD. Its a cannon event atp, we need the inside details of the rivalry between you too. Loving the old school pods man.
I probably would not skate without the video games so thanks everybody! Started skateboarding in the Christmas of 2000 in the basement because THPS2 stoked me so much. Had to skate there 4 months until the snow had melted outside.
An aggressive manny is when you are going in to a steep ramp. The kind where you have to start falling in well before the end of the manual. You can get real aggressive to get a hard pump out out of em. Also so sick! Geoff was my first favorite skater!
I'm from near Liverpool and playing THPS2 was my first introduction to skateboarding, so Geoff Rowley has been that guy over the years. Legend, even if he is a scouser.
Next time you’re in PDX; you need to come skate some curbs w/ me and the homies! They’re definitely under a foot- so you can get as aggressive as you want. 😁
Sounds like Jason went to the Lower East Side Skatepark in NYC. Supposedly Tony did a Rock N Roll on the wall ride in that park. In the Rad Board video review of the park Vincent Basille says it.
Rowley vs Ellis arm wrestling YES!!! That just made my day 😂
Papa Tony "So what did we learn?" ROFL!
Such great content 😂
Fuck yea mate!
100 % ❤
So random, and i loved it! That shit had me crying laughing! 😂
Love the 3 different English/Australian/American accents in display
technically, Geoff has the Scottish accents. But both his English and Scottish sounds good
@@bagaskarahadjarputra6070he's from Liverpool. English. Not Scottish
Definitely Liverpudlian
@@bagaskarahadjarputra6070 he from Liverpool m8 wot u on about
@@steveo7767 Yeah, but he's got the Californian Scouse accent now, same as Ringo Starr.
No doubt his mates lovingly take the piss when he goes back to Liverpool.
Rowley is a guest that I have been wanting to see for a while!
Same bro
As an old guy, I freaking love listening to other old guys talk.
As 31 years old i too like listening to old guys 😂
33 hear. soon to be 34. its also badass to hear Rowley talk cuz he never did much and we always looked at him like this dude DOESN’T GIVE A FUCK!
36. Love it
Rowley is easily in my top 5. Arm wrestling Ellis might of solidified number 1
Rowleys part in Flips Extremely Sorry Was the reason I started skateboarding in the early 2000's. And he has my favorite quote of "Skaters fight concrete for a living, and win." What a Legend!
mine was Reynolds but i feel you on Really Sorry/extremeley sorry. bought a Rowley flip board. hated the nose and tail setup but it wasnt about that. i thought it would help me charge
His comments on posture and mentality are mirroring me with BMX. Kind of cool to hear not everyone just sends it.
Yeaaaaaa me too
I ride bmx I wish more people would get bmx all the other extreme sports it’s all the same we all look at the world the same
Rowley is a beast! One of the most influential street skaters ever! Wish this was longer!
I love how they went right back to the convo after the arm wrestle!! 😂❤
That perfect casual 360 flip on flat riding 90 m/h after the 50-50 was even more gnarly.
That story about how he met Tom was so rad, they're both in my top 5 forever.
I’m sure for Ellis , him doing that chin ramp photo was a dream come true
Another great podcast ! Glad to know geoff
You getting one of the signed pics? I gotta!
@@ordinarypete I need to man
Only 30 just got mine
its sick but a remake of the original would have been cool
The park in San Diego was missile park that you were trying to remember. That’s the best interview with Geoff I’ve ever seen. I remember we were skating San Dieguito 10 rail & Geoff Rowley rolled up with Jamie Thomas, Andrew Reynolds, Brian Sumner, & Atiba. We all sessioned that rail together for an hour. It’s one of my favorite skateboard memories from the 90’s in SD. P.S. Sturt would be a great guest.
To be able to relive moments in time with Tony and Ellis and have their guests give their take on it it’s just wild. Gnarly episodes. Keep em coming gents! 🫡
I was at Tampa pro one year Geoff was skating the park down the street I got to shake his hand and do a back to back rail trick with him made my freaking life for sure he is a genuine guy
This was an amazing episode!!
This was awesome. Favorite show on UA-cam.
It's crazy the three different accents but what's even crazier is I had no idea. Jeff was English. I just thought he was an American kid. I used his name one time as a child getting out of trouble with the police and I got away with it. Somehow, I'll never forget using
Geoff rowley as my alias haha 😂
What a great conversation! Geoff is such a cool guy; this was a fun episode!
Truly amazing once again. Love you bros.
Honestly, I just love Jason sometimes! It’s that fighter thing in him or athlete, just shoots from the hip and calls it what it is. Legend.
This might be my favorite episode! Love it
Haha I was dying laughing at the arm wrestling. Geoff fuckin rules. Always has. Lives for it
Geoff made a great point ....Thank you Tony Hawk you did and still are doing great things
Great episode. This one had everything and you guys are nailing it!
Awesome episode. Thank you!
Truly a skater to arm wrestle both ways 😂😂
Whoever that was doing the arm wrestling close ups…..GIVE THEM A RAISE!!!!
Straight Gold 😊
The spontaneous arm wrestling was so good! 🤣
Best episode ever. One and a half minutes of straight yelling and 4 more minutes of heavy breathing 🤣
Rowley set the record straight on how to say his name on the two biggest skateboarding podcasts back to back weeks. Nobody should ever say it wrong again. Lol.
Rowley, Ellis, thank you for the arm wrestling match. That was amazing.
incredible. thanks fellas. OVER THE TOP!
That arm wrestle was legendary
That's just hit my top 3. In no particular order The Chin Ramp episode because of how much fun it looked and those inch perfect inverts. Heath episode for Heath just being himself. And this one. Rowley is so hardcore. He has got to be one of the most consistently gnarly pro's ever. The slams he's taken. Legendary tricks. And still 100% skate. I used to skate all the old London spots back in the late 80's and Wurzel and Mac from Death Box would be there. They were the spark that lit the Flip fuse. The rest is some serious history.
As someone from the uk growing up seeing so many American skaters being the faces of the sport, having Geoff to relate to was awesome, always got his flip boards, legend
Banger of an episode once again.
100 % ❤
I met Geoff at the Vans shop in Belmont Shore when i was buying his "Built Strong" hat with my daughter. He was one of the nicest most humble skate pros. Legend!
The arm wrestling was amazingly funny. Geoff's close face recording is gold
Rowley is the best. Sole reason why I started skating as a kid, and still rolling around now at almost 38.
I love that we are still checking legends off the list
I wasn't expecting a random arm wrestling competition. 🤣
Banger episode as usual. Geoffs a legend and his attitude and style are so solid.
Love Jeff!! One of my favorites! His 9 club a great episode.. Good to see him doing the rounds
Great episode! Geoff is the man
Love all these stories, cool to know wtf yall were up to while I was trying to ollie 😂
Love these flashback highlights brothers , keep em coming 💙🤙
Powerhouse trio.Awesome listen.Thank you
Epic episode dudes! You guys made my day, thank you bros 🛹💪
Geoff is my favourite skater, but even so my eyes lit up a little extra when the Tom Penny stories started. Lol
Man I enjoy Rowleys personality so much. He reminds of the dudes I met in Iraq who were with the British 3rd Para unit. Those dudes were tough as nails, funny as hell, and never missed a tea party!
Great episode
That old Kickflip Eggplant was insane. Also got me watching everything Tom Penny. Dude was/is still soo smooth, in those damn pants too.
We built this Ramp on n’ Roll! Rode Rowley’s boards on stairs and bowls
Tony! We Appreciate the photos and videos you find! seeing a photo in context with your guys story makes it soo much better! also alot of the video skate stuff ive never seen before like the sky scraper jump! super cool to see!
I found Geoff talking about head placement/posture during tricks super interesting especially since hearing Chris Coles tips for crooks and where to place ur head for them I nvr thought of that factor myself but I guess that's why Geoff n Chris are on a different level 😅
Thanks so much y’all!!!
Oh man! I remember when the first Tony Hawk Pro Skater came out it was awesome. I know there were a couple half-butt skate games before it. But I remember getting pumped to go skate by playing. Came back home played THPS. And then went back out with my buddies to skate more. We had mini ramp. 2 kicker ramps. a quarter pipe and a nice 10 foot box 14 inch high. If we weren't around the neighborhood skating we were downtown or at the schools and churches nearby for the stairs and rails
Best years of my life
Flip sorry made me want to skate more than any video ever did! Rowley is a legend!
ROWLEY!!! LETS GET IT BOYS
Oh my lord the armwrestle break, that had me ready to bust up laughing
TONY YOU NEED TO HAVE HOSOI ON THE POD. Its a cannon event atp, we need the inside details of the rivalry between you too. Loving the old school pods man.
This is actually awesome interview. I quit at I can kill last time but it automatically rotated back.
One of the, if not THE, gnarliest street skaters to ever step on a board right there.
I probably would not skate without the video games so thanks everybody! Started skateboarding in the Christmas of 2000 in the basement because THPS2 stoked me so much. Had to skate there 4 months until the snow had melted outside.
The arm wrestling had me hyped
Rowley is such a legend and awesome episode! :) 🔥❤
An aggressive manny is when you are going in to a steep ramp. The kind where you have to start falling in well before the end of the manual. You can get real aggressive to get a hard pump out out of em.
Also so sick! Geoff was my first favorite skater!
"I don't think there's an aggression to a manual , I've never felt it". Lmao Love Rowley
I see Geoff Rowley and I watch.
Awesome episode this pleased my inner kid! Geoff the GOAT!
Such a great ep, boys. Thank ya much.
one of your best shows ! Jeff is one funny trucker !
Doing the retake on the chin ramp is a dream. SIC
I'm from near Liverpool and playing THPS2 was my first introduction to skateboarding, so Geoff Rowley has been that guy over the years. Legend, even if he is a scouser.
Rowley XL3 best skate shoe of all time...Glad i still have a fairly new pair for special occasions.
I had Rowley's shambles His in the 00s. Chunky and heavy made you feel brave and ready for action strapping them on.
Geoff was like “I’m not cool? Arm wrestle RIGHT NOW!” 😂
Mandatory Ellis V. Guest arm wrestle segment. lol.
I feel like Geoff arm wrestling Jason while Tony looks on is the greatest thing I've seen in a while!!!!😂
sending love from Vienna boys, love the west coast cowboy style! ;)
I love this podcast !!!!
Tony mentioning Radlands just hit me so hard with nostalgia
Just cool watchin ProBros being Pro. Thank you gentlemen!!🎉
Brilliant podcast, Geoff is a bad ass.
Next time you’re in PDX; you need to come skate some curbs w/ me and the homies! They’re definitely under a foot- so you can get as aggressive as you want. 😁
Sounds like Jason went to the Lower East Side Skatepark in NYC. Supposedly Tony did a Rock N Roll on the wall ride in that park. In the Rad Board video review of the park Vincent Basille says it.
I had 3 pairs of vans prone Rowley shoes loved them
Great episode as always.
Rowley is such a Legend!!!
This is the best, skateboarding is a special thing ❤
Dude, I know Mike Hathcoat and I wonder how freaked out he is right now that Geoff Rowley and Jason Ellis just arm wrestled on his coffee table😂
Geoffs love for skating gives me Rodney Mullen vibes 😎
Australian slang and English slang soooo funny
Arm wrestling! So rad!
Awesome episode, Geoff is the best dude, skated with him when we were kids. Lance being Lance, brilliant.
Tony still funny as fook.
Best British skater ever
So many things i could love about this episode but the right and left arm wrestle was rad -anybody else would have made it jock dide vibe!
Sic
Geoff is/was my inspiration to skate.Still. 20 odd years..Only ever, used his character on Tony hawk..
THPS 1 darkslides alll day long! left,right, triangle 🤟
You from the uk dude? He's a huge inspiration of mine too. I'm still skating at 37.
Going to need a BLASTER tee after that arm wrestling
Any time I hurt myself I still, to this day in Geoff's accent, say "that felt fookin tasty. Let's do it again, are you ready?"
i missed the time stamp, but shoutout Dan Gesmer 🤘👍