Wtf is up with the nine club

[Sketch Hitchcock]

Had an episode of the Experience on because I like pain, and saw them watch Bryan Corria’s part.  They all spent long drawn out minutes wondering why he doesn’t have a board sponsor and how he should be on Chocolate maybe, totally missing that he’s on The Heated Wheel.  I get that there’s a lot of skaters out there, but it could be worth doing minimal research (say, looking through their first six or so instagram posts) on a skater before reviewing their part and publishing to the web.

[TwisT]

Had an episode of the Experience on because I like pain, and saw them watch Bryan Corria’s part.  They all spent long drawn out minutes wondering why he doesn’t have a board sponsor and how he should be on Chocolate maybe, totally missing that he’s on The Heated Wheel.  I get that there’s a lot of skaters out there, but it could be worth doing minimal research (say, looking through their first six or so instagram posts) on a skater before reviewing their part and publishing to the web.

The nine clubs target demo has never heard of the heated wheel.

[streetmeat]

looks like there is a (full family?) Bam episode coming..

[landedprimo]

looks like there is a (full family?) Bam episode coming..

Please happen

[ChipSuey]

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Something about this dude has always rubbed me the wrong way…

Some interesting stories though

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Just another bitter soul in skating, I have been out on sessions with him and this is 100 percent him. No act for the pod. Definitely do not envy his job, couldn't imagine dealing with that many adults that act like entitled children.

He also gets props for the Ronnie Gordon line toward the end.

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Ronnie really lives in this dude's head rent free

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I finally got around to listening to this one (well most of it) and oh my god Vern Laird is salty af. In a way it's kind of incredible that California hasn't smoothed out any of his east coast angst - it's almost like he's doubled down instead.

Is there a time stamp approx for the Ronnie Gordon thing? Early/mid90's South Jersey/Philly was my scene and I still keep up with what Ronnie's got going on, so this has me curious.

[arrbee]

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Something about this dude has always rubbed me the wrong way…

Some interesting stories though

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Just another bitter soul in skating, I have been out on sessions with him and this is 100 percent him. No act for the pod. Definitely do not envy his job, couldn't imagine dealing with that many adults that act like entitled children.

He also gets props for the Ronnie Gordon line toward the end.

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Ronnie really lives in this dude's head rent free

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I finally got around to listening to this one (well most of it) and oh my god Vern Laird is salty af. In a way it's kind of incredible that California hasn't smoothed out any of his east coast angst - it's almost like he's doubled down instead.

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Is there a time stamp approx for the Ronnie Gordon thing? Early/mid90's South Jersey/Philly was my scene and I still keep up with what Ronnie's got going on, so this has me curious.

2 hours 30 minutes, talking about the people that don't belong entering Tampa Pro and roasting them as the MC

[KGB]

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looks like there is a (full family?) Bam episode coming..

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Please happen

[Mallie]

Oh, brother...

[Malcolm Sex]

"Huh. It says here in my notes you used to skate. That's cool. How did you meet Steve-O?"

[Fongstarr.]

Man...I am hoping everyone gets to talk in that episode but I am not sure how they can manage to do that without pausing and switching headphones all the time. Kind of crazy to say how I grew up knowing this family from CYK to Jackass to Bam's show on MTV.

[GrayCellGreen]

Might be an unpopular opinion, but I really enjoyed the recent Andrew Huberman episode. Lot's of good advice in there. I use his psychological sigh multiple times a day to alleviate stress. Also been incorporating the cold showers in the morning and after skate sessions and it's been working out great.

[KGB]

Might be an unpopular opinion, but I really enjoyed the recent Andrew Huberman episode. Lot's of good advice in there. I use his psychological sigh multiple times a day to alleviate stress. Also been incorporating the cold showers in the morning and after skate sessions and it's been working out great.

You should watch the first episode he was on there as well if you haven’t already. Lots more of the same kinda advice.

[GrayCellGreen]

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Might be an unpopular opinion, but I really enjoyed the recent Andrew Huberman episode. Lot's of good advice in there. I use his psychological sigh multiple times a day to alleviate stress. Also been incorporating the cold showers in the morning and after skate sessions and it's been working out great.

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You should watch the first episode he was on there as well if you haven’t already. Lots more of the same kinda advice.

That episode was great as well. I remember randomly coming across that interview that Karl Watson did with him on Jenkem months before he ended up on the Nine Club and being blown away by his remarks on muscle memory. It's refreshing to see someone with a skateboarding background (although minimal) achieve that level of respect/success in academia.

[Bucketguy]

Dr. Phil to the nine club. He’s still got it!!

Clearly I’m joking, I haven’t listened to a nine club in probably a year but I’ll probably tune in to that train wreck

[coldbrew]

Hearing beagle say if you put it out every week it becomes watered down made me lol.

Just listened to this at work and while entertaining bc it's beagle nothing really to write home about except the fact he mentioned they're working on Baker has a Deathwish 2 with full parts from Casper, Max, Reynolds, Brian Odwyer and Foy.

[KGB]

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Hearing beagle say if you put it out every week it becomes watered down made me lol.

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Just listened to this at work and while entertaining bc it's beagle nothing really to write home about except the fact he mentioned they're working on Baker has a Deathwish 2 with full parts from Casper, Max, Reynolds, Brian Odwyer and Foy.

He also mentions that he’s realized he’s fried then proceeds to put some healthy vitamin water stuff in his giant glass of freshly aerated wine and drinks it.
It was decent.

[OhioGuy]

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Hearing beagle say if you put it out every week it becomes watered down made me lol.

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Just listened to this at work and while entertaining bc it's beagle nothing really to write home about except the fact he mentioned they're working on Baker has a Deathwish 2 with full parts from Casper, Max, Reynolds, Brian Odwyer and Foy.

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He also mentions that he’s realized he’s fried then proceeds to put some healthy vitamin water stuff in his giant glass of freshly aerated wine and drinks it.
It was decent.

Lol, I think he was too hard on himself about filming the same clip with different skaters. After filming so much it’d be easy to forget who did what and where. That’s why I always love seeing clips from new spots/cities outside of California.

[Dooky-shoes]

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Hearing beagle say if you put it out every week it becomes watered down made me lol.

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Just listened to this at work and while entertaining bc it's beagle nothing really to write home about except the fact he mentioned they're working on Baker has a Deathwish 2 with full parts from Casper, Max, Reynolds, Brian Odwyer and Foy.

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He also mentions that he’s realized he’s fried then proceeds to put some healthy vitamin water stuff in his giant glass of freshly aerated wine and drinks it.
It was decent.

I got as far as “pew pew, two times for the homies” or some shit.

[Dooky-shoes]

How lame

Could you imagine being asked this question and answering it sincerely?

[landedprimo]

How lame

Could you imagine being asked this question and answering it sincerely?

Which surgery did he have?

If it has anything to do with weight bearing joints, I'd say it's not a lame question.

If it's toe or tummy surgery, I can see your point.

[coldbrew]

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How lame

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Which surgery did he have? If it has anything to do with weight bearing joints, I'd say it's not a lame question. If it's toe or tummy surgery, I can see your point.

If I remember correctly it was back surgery. I don’t know the invasiveness or extent tho.

[GrayCellGreen]

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How lame

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Could you imagine being asked this question and answering it sincerely?

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Which surgery did he have? If it has anything to do with weight bearing joints, I'd say it's not a lame question. If it's toe or tummy surgery, I can see your point.

I believe it was back surgery. Back issues suck

[landedprimo]

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How lame

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Which surgery did he have? If it has anything to do with weight bearing joints, I'd say it's not a lame question. If it's toe or tummy surgery, I can see your point.

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If I remember correctly it was back surgery. I don’t know the invasiveness or extent tho.

Okay, back surgery is serious business. Completely invasive and changes a lot about range of motion, not being able to slam as hard anymore, etc.

[HeapsCool]

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How lame

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Which surgery did he have? If it has anything to do with weight bearing joints, I'd say it's not a lame question. If it's toe or tummy surgery, I can see your point.

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If I remember correctly it was back surgery. I don’t know the invasiveness or extent tho.

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Okay, back surgery is serious business. Completely invasive and changes a lot about range of motion, not being able to slam as hard anymore, etc.

Yeah but how is his injury relevant to skateboarding? The dude probably did his back from his warehouse job or whatever this motherfucker does before sliming his way into the 9 club.

[coldbrew]

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How lame

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Which surgery did he have? If it has anything to do with weight bearing joints, I'd say it's not a lame question. If it's toe or tummy surgery, I can see your point.

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If I remember correctly it was back surgery. I don’t know the invasiveness or extent tho.

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Okay, back surgery is serious business. Completely invasive and changes a lot about range of motion, not being able to slam as hard anymore, etc.

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Yeah but how is his injury relevant to skateboarding? The dude probably did his back from his warehouse job or whatever this motherfucker does before sliming his way into the 9 club.

He fucked his back up skating. I totally get disliking 9 club and steezus but that’s why it’s relevant.

[formula420]

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How lame

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Which surgery did he have? If it has anything to do with weight bearing joints, I'd say it's not a lame question. If it's toe or tummy surgery, I can see your point.

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If I remember correctly it was back surgery. I don’t know the invasiveness or extent tho.

[close]

Okay, back surgery is serious business. Completely invasive and changes a lot about range of motion, not being able to slam as hard anymore, etc.

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Yeah but how is his injury relevant to skateboarding? The dude probably did his back from his warehouse job or whatever this motherfucker does before sliming his way into the 9 club.

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He fucked his back up skating. I totally get disliking 9 club and steezus but that’s why it’s relevant.

The issue is he didn't come back from the surgery and continued to push his limits. He just quit skating, which is the exact opposite

[jigga42]

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How lame

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Which surgery did he have? If it has anything to do with weight bearing joints, I'd say it's not a lame question. If it's toe or tummy surgery, I can see your point.

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If I remember correctly it was back surgery. I don’t know the invasiveness or extent tho.

[close]

Okay, back surgery is serious business. Completely invasive and changes a lot about range of motion, not being able to slam as hard anymore, etc.

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Yeah but how is his injury relevant to skateboarding? The dude probably did his back from his warehouse job or whatever this motherfucker does before sliming his way into the 9 club.

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He fucked his back up skating. I totally get disliking 9 club and steezus but that’s why it’s relevant.

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The issue is he didn't come back from the surgery and continued to push his limits. He just quit skating, which is the exact opposite

There is no issue you’re just being a straight up dickhead lol

[versacekid420]

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How lame

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Which surgery did he have? If it has anything to do with weight bearing joints, I'd say it's not a lame question. If it's toe or tummy surgery, I can see your point.

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If I remember correctly it was back surgery. I don’t know the invasiveness or extent tho.

[close]

Okay, back surgery is serious business. Completely invasive and changes a lot about range of motion, not being able to slam as hard anymore, etc.

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Yeah but how is his injury relevant to skateboarding? The dude probably did his back from his warehouse job or whatever this motherfucker does before sliming his way into the 9 club.

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He fucked his back up skating. I totally get disliking 9 club and steezus but that’s why it’s relevant.

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The issue is he didn't come back from the surgery and continued to push his limits. He just quit skating, which is the exact opposite

I don’t understand the ignorance when it comes to the question of “why is he here” he’s literally just a homie that got a spot on a podcast. He doesn’t have a pro board, he’s not taking money from anyone in the industry, he’s just a friend. We all have those. Shane Heyl is a homie that got lucky and here he is making money from shake junt and had a pro board. Where’s the concern for that? Is there none because he said “red on red gutta”? Anyway it’s never that deep.

[DISTANT RUMOURS]

Coming back from a back injury is serious business. An injury higher up the spine might heal properly, and it might fully be possible to skate again.

But in the lower-back? Forget about it.

Literally none of my homies were ever the same again after lower-back injuries, let alone after their surgeries ...

One of my best friends was very good and is in constant pain while skating now. He only skates low-impact and flatground now, and even that is painful.

PS: I have nothing against that "Steezus" guy as a person, but I do think his nickname literally is the worst ever.

[landedprimo]

Coming back from a back injury is serious business. An injury higher up the spine might heal properly, and it might fully be possible to skate again.

But in the lower-back? Forget about it.

Literally none of my homies were ever the same again after lower-back injuries, let alone after their surgeries ...

One of my best friends was very good and is in constant pain while skating now. He only skates low-impact and flatground now, and even that is painful.

I can vouch for everything you said here. I'm in the same boat as your friend.