In this latest of Relentless’ trick tips series, Tyler Chorlton walks you through this so-hot-right-now knuckle trick. Check it out and give it a shot next time you’re on the hill…

Peep highlights of the top 3 stuntings from the Relentless Freeze that went down in London last weekend. Usually we wouldn’t post FIS gymnastics but we like Battersea Power Station and Janne’s front 10 double is Halldor-esque in it’s narcoleptic style…

So, yeah, Finnish laddo Janne Korpi beat out stompmeister Seppe Smits and rookie flatlander Joris Ouwerkerk to take a deserved win in this London spin-fest. Sadly for the home crowd the UK’s own Jamie Nicholls only managed 4th, but making the final and finishing ahead of  Gjermund Braten, Marko Grilc and Ståle Sandbech is nothing to be ashamed of, and we’re betting the London faithful were in good voice for the boy.

But the glory belonged to Janne, who’s über-lazy front 10 double and back 12 nudged him a couple points ahead of Seppe’s Cab 12 and back 12 with Joris completing the podium. Not sure what non-FIS judges would make of the knee grab dubs but he looks young and has time to learn. More importantly: what can event organizers do to prevent the monotony of endless back 10 ‘doubles’ this season? Answers on a postcard.

Our buddy Johannes Ostergaard got to hit the road with Jenny last winter to produce this documentary short on her life, how a girl from Bristol went on to become one of female snowboarding’s heaviest talents and basically what makes her tick. Check it out for an insight into the triple X-Games winner and one of the funnest people we know.

[UPDATE] This is part of Relentless’s Short Stories video contest, which you can find out more about by clicking that link.

You saw the feature we ran on this trip last season, now you can watch the video of their epic adventure and immerse yourself in the heads of Jones and De Le Rue. There’s also UNKLE’s James Lavelle focussed on, so if you like a bit of depth then peep this mother.

Here’s their chat:

Lives Of The Artists: Follow Me Down is the latest cinematic adventure and highly anticipated edition of the groundbreaking film series by Relentless Energy Drink.

Featuring James Lavelle and UNKLE, as well as legendary freeriders Jeremy Jones and Xavier de Le Rue (star of the first film), Lives Of The Artists: Follow Me Down explores a theme that anyone driven by some immeasurable passion will recognise – that there are no easy rides in life.

Relentless travel to Antarctica with their two riders, spurning the usual ‘heli-drop and ride’, big mountain approach in search of more visceral rewards, the kind that Jeremy and Xavier seek by scaling each near-vertical face on foot. Interwoven with this, Relentless join UNKLE on tour in Tokyo, Moscow, St. Petersburg and London, immersing themselves along the way in the uncompromising sounds and beliefs of a pioneering musical outfit that has strived to push the boundaries of artistic expression while retaining total integrity for close to 20 years.