Awesome Stunts

YouTuber TheAcroVideos features highlights from Ozell “O” Williams. This tricker and tumbler seems to have rubber bands inside his thighs and helium in the rest of his body. Seriously this dude can flip for days.

Red Bull stunt rider Aaron Colton takes us on an adventure through the exotic locales of Bolivia in search of the locations where Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid once traveled. Though we’re pretty sure they didn’t do it the same way.

Watch as these guys live out a childhood fantasy by building a backyard slip ‘n slide with a 360-degree loop at the bottom of it. Though they need a little help to get all the way around. We think the Mythbusters need to confirm this one.

The 2014 Polaris RZR XP1000 UTV starts out impressive, but the guys at UTVUnderground and Mad Media worked with a team of experts to create a badass ride capable of amazing off-road feats with driver RJ Anderson at the helm.

We’re still perplexed as to exactly how this guy has enough momentum to pull off this trick, but our jaws dropped to the floor when we saw Kyall Dawson do a front-flip from his Razor scooter and makes it look effortless. Owwwwwwhat?

A web series by Oakley featuring skateboarding legend Bob Burnquist and his backyard skate park. Watch him nail one sick trick after another. The songs are I Will Not Be Broken & Up To You Now by Ben Harper.

Stuntman Steve Truglia is also a magician and an expert on gambling cheaters. Here, he does a burn and a card trick to symbolize the pressure that cheaters feel. The trick isn’t great, but we certainly couldn’t do better while on fire.

Jason Lewis films the Performance Picture Vehicles crew as they setup and perform a car roll over stunt for an unnamed film. Skip to 8:50 for the stunt. The amount of work and risk they put in for a few seconds of video is amazing.

Although the stunts are from his Imaginate video series, it’s still fun to see Danny MacAskill as he plays on giant toys from his childhood from a new perspective. This POV footage was shot 100% on GoPro’s HD HERO3 camera.

Matt Sanders captures the release of Monster Energy’s Ernie Vigil and Nick Brocha after three long years in the pokey on 204 hp Triumph Daytona sportbikes – hotly pursued by a two lawmen in a road buggy and custom ride.

Rollerblader Maxime Genoud shows exactly why you want a suitcase with wheels on it, as he takes the downhill route to the train station in Lausanne, Switzerland. We doubt they’d let you get away with this in the airport though.

Go for a stroll a jump, a sprint and a roll through Cambridge with this first person parkour video by James Kingston, aka the man who free climbed up a 315ft. high crane. We’d be clapping if we weren’t so dizzy.

A team of parkour artists take on an unlikely challenger – a Porsche 997 Carrera GTS. While the car might have 402 horses and a top speed of 190mph, the athletes have a bit more ground clearance and make tighter turns.

It’s not as nimble as a Ford Fiesta, but we’re still impressed with the tight turns, donuts and drifts pulled off by Michiel Becx in his semi. Those tire squeals are like music to our ears. Now who’s gonna clean up all that broken glass?

Trick rider Tim Knoll shows how he pulls off his low-to-the-ground limbo maneuver, which allows him to ride underneath semi trailers. As Tim mentions, don’t try this at home – it’s seriously dangerous – but awesome to watch.

This compilation video (a GoPro camera tribute) is filled with excellent viewpoints from a variety of sports, which always manage to inspire us, as we sit inside, with the A/C on, typing this.