Lance Mountain | The Nine Club With Chris Roberts - Episode 127

[@scooterlafontaine5937]

The true irony of Lance is that as much as he says he could never have stepped into Stacey's shoes, the fact that he went face-to-face with Rocco and walked away because of his heart shows that Stacey had truly chosen a true lover of skateboarding and knew that Lance embodied the true spirit of the useless wooden toy that we love.

[@juvedoo99]

Stacy knew how to pick guys based on character and not skill alone.Rocco got greedy and only cared about making as much money as possible, any way possible. That little empire fell, and it fell hard.

[@elrickhilliard9822]

You're a very observant and very descriptive and skateboard as f*****

[@HighlyMarinated]

The TRUE irony is that as much knowledge you think you have about "Useless Wooden Toy" legends, the fact that's what you called the most important thing in most skaters lives, and also that your name is Scooter LaFontaine is hella crazyyy!! 🤣

[@BarklyMitford]

A compassionate and humble man. So awesome in this day and age.

[@BrandonBowditch]

@@HighlyMarinated What’s it like being 15 in 2023?

[@darude]

I skated when I was a kid, then had a loooong gap and didn't really follow the scene, not that in my little village in Finland there would've been a scene or possibility to follow it anyway :D, so I LOVE watching these original people like Lance telling stories and sort of letting me in a little bit, make up for lost time :) Watching Hawk vs. Wolf religiously as well. Thanks Nine Club!

[@zezuntxiduntxi]

dude, "sandstorm"!

[@pauliewalnuts5241]

@@zezuntxiduntxi 🤯

[@pauliewalnuts5241]

Big fan of your music Darude! Had many good nights listening to your beats ❤ 🇺🇸

[@dfmrh12345]

Dude what Im still in shock from Sandstorm

[@darude]

@@dfmrh12345 Haha, don't be! I'm just a fellow skater, fellow music lover!

[@cjk996]

Hearing lance say how he over analyzed everything and keeps random objects of life makes me feel less alone. Some people always in their head. Much love

[@nickelven182]

Same

[@linsayspence7070]

Yes , completely agree!

[@collindillingham5312]

A lot of us are not just in there. but seriously stuck

[@shannonandsheila1403]

Yep im the same also scottish ancestry

[@lokichomp3201]

I'm the same with random items. I had most of them stolen when I moved out. still hurts to this day 🖤🖤🖤

[@JusticeConstantine]

When I was a teenager, I called up the Firm to ask to get my hardcore band called Bloodshed sponsored to get some free decks for our upcoming tour and I had the greatest conversation with the guy who picked up the phone about hardcore music, Christianity and just life. After two hours I asked, "Sorry, we have been speaking for a long time. May I ask, "Who I am talking to?". He goes, "My name is Lance." To which I replied, "LANCE MOUNTAIN?!?!"

[@RambosandRadios]

I had your bands albums. Loved Bloodkids lol. Tooth and Nail and Focused, Strongarm got me into hardcore. God bless!!

[@skatemobster]

No way?!?!?! That's so rad!!!!!!!

[@Chris-vc6sx]

I've always said I could listen to Lance talk and tell stories for hours. After almost 4 hours I wanted it to go on for another few. The man is a legend and a pure skateboarder.

[@rikardhaugstad8575]

damn right.. 2taLLy agree...peace, from Norway!!!!

[@joearnette2781]

What an amazing person. You don't see many people so genuinely kind, sincere, gracious and passionate as Lance. Love this guy.

[@Time.Space.Heal.]

Listening to these pioneers of skateboarding has brought so much joy to an old school skater like myself. I began skating in 86. Thanks, Lance.

[@corporalclegg914]

me too. I’m still a Powell-Peralta snob. the Bones Brigade are still big heroes of mine. I’d still sell my soul to get a clip, line or any screen time in ‘Animal Chin’ with those dudes. how lucky we were to have talented & positive dudes to look up to back then?

[@premoacct]

Thank you old heads, seriously. Yall paved the way

[@shannonandsheila1403]

About when i started skating 👍🏻🤘

[@chrhadden]

same here. i quit for a while a came back about 2 years ago. my brain never quit though

[@TheCoreyDeal]

Legend would be an understatement. Good job guys.

[@briancannon3987]

Lucky af. Or he owes his career to stacy would be an understatement

[@dfmrh12345]

@@briancannon3987 completely disagree, lance would have had his style and love for skating with or without Stacy.

[@briancannon3987]

@@dfmrh12345 but not access to the business.

[@dfmrh12345]

@@briancannon3987 I see what you mean, honesly though i believe because of Lances attitude, he would have gone places anyway..

[@shannonandsheila1403]

​@dfmrh12345 absolutely these kooks kill me

[@bradreligion1]

Lance is just the best. There's not much else to say. I don't throw the word "hero" around lightly, but he's definitely on my list of them.

[@nuffaction5464]

He was my influence as a kid..he made it look fun to those of us thousands of miles away from a park.

[@felixaugustine7010]

@Chris Castle i throw the word "hero" around all the time. A 52 yr old sober prostitute with 32yr old career in prostitution is a hero. Lance is "creative carbon based eloctro multisystem phenom"...thats some words i dont throw around.

[@SkateDeathwish09]

I remember Lance came to our backyard pool to skate! he back air'd over the diving board. one of the greatest things I've seen

[@fintanoclery2698]

That's awesome. Have you seen his Extremely Sorry part from like 7 years ago where he hippie jumps the pool ladder?

[@ryanhutch4097]

@@fintanoclery2698that was crazy

[@spec3280]

I’ve never had goosebumps for 4 hrs 😇 LANCE MOUNTAIN! Nine Club does more for skate culture than anything. Thank you guys!

[@MobileInstinct]

I love skate history like this

[@terryferkey2179]

Amazing human. Pure skaterat. If you’re reading this Lance, thanks for being so open about your faith. Really inspiring

[@Nomad_Skateboarding]

Thank you TNC for this and everything you guys do. Thank you Lance for being a part of my skating life for over 30 years. The gifts were perfect it seemed, and perfectly in character for Lance. Kelly's reaction to Lance not knowing what he wanted sums ups my own feelings and why Kelly is just a fucking rad guy because he was absolutely genuine and not bummed on not having a gift: I just wanted you to come on the show :)

[@magnusengelmark]

No 1 episode in my opinion. Best combination of funny, weird, loving, sober, faith, career, dreams 👌🏻 And loads of contribution and important history! I can relate to him in ways, which feels great :)

[@triplflip900]

I'm only 35 minutes in and this might already be the most insightful stuff I've heard on this show. He has already fundamentally changed the way I think about contests and just skateboarding in general. Honestly, this dude is a little before my time, but he's a genius and I'm kicking myself for not having listened to this episode until now.

[@bondalero0074]

Lance is one of the true Legends that I’ve followed and loved since the beginning of my skating in 86’. He has stayed true to himself and has truely lived!#BonesBrigade#🛹

[@misterkim6426]

What a lovable guy. Also, his Extremely Sorry part is one of my favourite parts ever. So sick, so much style, so fun. Truly he is one of the saints of skateboarding.

[@artofskateboarding1756]

BEST episode yet! Great job! I really appreciate that Lance is open about his faith....not ashamed/embarrassed to share....but at the same time, not over bearing or braggadocios either. I have met him a few time before and he was just the same way in person. This could easily have been 5-8hrs ! haha Get him, Lucero, and Blender all on together and you can run a 24 hr marathon stream! hahaThanks to again 9-Club for having him on!

[@davidgilfillan1934]

This morning I joked on instagram, after seeing that Lance Mountain will be on The Nine Club tonight, that the only way to make this even cooler was to then find out that its was 4 hours long. I have just found out it is almost 4 hours long. This is a real skateboarder. Thankyou Lance and The Nine Club. X

[@freddiehubbard1460]

I haven't watched more than 10 minutes yet and I'm real glad I'm self employed.......I'll make it to work by 11 am. Thank you Lance and 9Club indeed l

[@racecarbed]

Nearly 4 hours, YES!!!!!!!!!!!! Hope to see Mullen, Jason Lee, Muska, Kalis and The Gonz. Love what you guys do!

[@LycheeCamp]

MULLEN DO IT 9 CLUB

[@blueskynoise2177]

Jason Lee will be an insanely good episode. Hopefully he would shed some light on his years in scientology!

[@randomname3715]

I don't think Gonzalez can sit still long enough.

[@erastotrevino5654]

Tom Penny🙌🏼

[@SKriLLeX1987]

I ask for a Jason Lee episode every time. Him and Dune would be gold.

[@freddiehubbard1460]

Lance's Extremely Sorry part is pure motivation for us old farts.

[@fintanoclery2698]

I'm a decade younger than Lance and I'd die trying to hippie jump a pool ladder.

[@freddiehubbard1460]

@Siege Yasharahla I'm the same age as Daewon Song and I qualify as an old fart but Daewon doesn't so its subjective I guess.

[@toddlert1519]

@Siege Yasharahla im a 30yo fatty... its all about how ya feel.... i love to eat lol.... just go up a board size

[@toddlert1519]

@Siege Yasharahla do that... im rolling 8.75

[@KindaSortaGood]

@@toddlert1519 Hell yeah, turning 30 this year. Been rolling on an 8.8 for the last 6 years. Once you start going up it's hard to go back down, but boy do I love all that deck space under my feet.

[@bengarrido638]

Love hearing Lance talk. The man is deep and has matured so well. I think those of us at certain age can agree with his thinking on this topic

[@garfhamvibes]

His voice and the way he talks is so mesmerizing and calming

[@masondixon6269]

Love Lance even more because of this. All the God talk- didn’t even bother me one bit. This man is a true legend and inspiration! Thanks nine club!

[@That1Guy]

When I was 12, me n my buddies watched the first bones Brigade, Good morning Mr Mountain was the game changer for all of us. What an awesome history lesson here. Such an honest, smart, and true heart. thanks a million for this

[@ryanjones8524]

Skated a backyard pool with Lance a few months back, coolest most laid back dude!!

[@stuarteccles9693]

Total lord of skateboarding , Lance you have always been an inspiration to me. Keep doing it your way.

[@owsleys89]

Lance is so on point and perceptive...He knows what it has always been about. Many things are like this in life...you cannot capture, bottle, and sell something thats essence is always just out of reach for those trying to reach it so they can pin it down; it is always changing and growing. By trying to pin it down and predict it, you are actively killing the essence that fuels and drives the thing, promoting an image of aesthetic rather than authentic experience and influence, effectively trying to stabilize and economize something that by its nature cannot be stabilized and economized in any traditional sense.

[@hacksdp3]

Hell yea! I had to break out the thesaurus for this one homie.

[@mossadon]

animal chin

[@sferguson1130]

Love coming back to this one, now and again. Hands down my favorite interview. True legend 🙌

[@RabidWookie117]

I really enjoyed the bits about Lance's faith. Great episode!

[@SkateboardSoldier]

Awesome show, I've been sk8n for over 50 yrs and no plans to stop. I was always good times of sk8n with Lance in the 70's. Lovin the The Nine Club! keep it going.

[@Lotus-Son]

Nearly 4 hours of glory. Thank you so much, Lance and 9 Club Crew for taking so much time to record this awesome piece of history, culture, and audio for us all to enjoy. My back hurts a ton after even 2 straight hours of sitting and I'm in great shape and am relatively young. So this means a lot for you guys to endure this length to give us so much!

[@fintanoclery2698]

Well said. I love the fact that Lance always gives props to the local heroes from when he was young and seems so genuinely appreciative for everything that skateboarding has offered him.

[@adriandowney4394]

Lance never gives himself enough credit for how influential and fun he’s been to the culture and style

[@michaelskramii2245]

God bless him - Lance is one of the guys who got me fired up about skating back in the day. My pals and I watched Future Primitive so many times we wore out a VHS tape ( rented ). So many excellent memories.

[@winstoncat6785]

What an amazing, wonderful person. From an absolute non-skater, I can still appreciate so much about him.

[@skater_scott]

This was, BY FAR, the best interview I have EVER seen. Awesome!

[@jimtunney1523]

Best podcast you guys have done yet. this is like one of those masters class commercials before the youtube videos

[@esoligh]

Was just thinking of how amazing a Lance Mountain episode would be last week. It's here, DOPE! Hands down super legendary skateboarder. Knowledgeable to the days end! Thank you Nine Club!

[@OhanaFilms]

Lance will always be my favorite skateboarder. Watching him goof off in the first Bones video was so relatable and fun because it was the kind of things we were doing on our boards at the time.

[@full6330name]

One very valuable thing I've learned trough listening to Lance is that everything has already happend in skateboaridng and it just keeps going in cycles. You just got to stay honest to your way of skating and everything will work out.

[@jakebunker8874]

I love how kind Lance has always been. The few times I got to meet him he treated me like we were old friends and would just set there and talk for as long as he could. When my wife couldn’t come up with a middle name for our son I threw lance in just to see if she’d go for it.

[@philhey8847]

Lance was by far my favorite skater in the eighties. My third board was a Powell Lance with bonite. I thought it was a mini deck. I bought it used and only realized years later that homie had cut it down to make it look fresh. The tail was super short and the bonite didn't help it pop either. I think my next deck was a used Roskopp or Blender in far better condition, and after six months or so on the Lance, my pop instantly doubled. I wish I still had that deck. Lance, thanks for sending me off on one of the most meaningful journeys of my life.

[@sadhvacman7238]

No shit... woke up at 3 and saw this and could not fall back asleep out of sheer stoke. This is the most special guest the nine club will ever have in that seat.

[@OldmanSk8ing]

Some one has to make a time line and book of all the history of skateboarding that is being unleashed with these interviews. Lance Mountains interview confirms a lot of what Mike V said and so forth. So much over lapping history and inspiration going on here. Amazing!

[@Mogely]

Lance is a hero! All he’s ever wanted to do is skate 😭❤️🙌🏻

[@dawsonsmith7905]

Stumbling upon this 2 years later. Hey Mogley👋🏻😁

[@armkidmustang]

I don't envy Roger for having to sit in front of the computer the whole day trying to edit this thing for a 4 hour episode. He's the unsung hero in this episode

[@thenineclub]

Crob edits 👍

[@alexvillalta2908]

This might be my favorite episode to date. So humble, so awesome!!

[@TheAntropusChannel]

I loved when Lance played bass for the Spinal Tap. What a legend!

[@someskaterdudenamedfreddy4909]

Think of how much this guy has given to skateboarding - This interview is an absolute knowledge bomb. Thank you Lance and thank you 9 Club!

[@jimmyeveritt8761]

So glad this is 4 hours. Such a legend. So much skate wisdom. Thank you guys for this

[@stoehr]

My favorite episode ever. Lance is a legend.

[@MentalSwordPlay707]

This has been one of my favourite eps. Lance Mountain is a legend and it was cool hearing all the stories from all the generations he skated. It was so a different vibe from all the other ones. Such a humble guy and another interesting character in skating!! I was an old school skater who has found his love for skating again. I have become almost obsessed with watching this channel/podcast. Thanks for blending all generations of skating!! .. Some interesting guest would be Alva and Muska. Also more girl skaters would be dope also!

[@THESLOWDEATHHOOKS]

4 hour interview? holy cow we're in for a treat... this is like watching Lord Of The Rings lol

[@srvmotoman]

Right...challenge accepted! Bonus points if you are at work watching!

[@straingoods2090]

well he does talk about the lord a lot so you were kinda spot on lmao

[@nocturnalron69]

Right?

[@trez337]

Seriously though.... LOtR is awesome!

[@shanemckay5798]

Kelly got it right those firm 411 ads were the best with that song - too bad I live in Canada and could never find a firm board anywhere at that time

[@preusbs]

5th time watching this episode and I get so inspired by Lance’s tenacity. His want to just skate is so relatable to me like so many of us and I love his stories =}

[@termikes174]

So cool to hear Lance talk about how skateboarding 🛹 was in the mid 70’s, when I was born. Once a skater always a skater. Us older guys really need to carve out time to skate because we can’t skate forever.

[@damirplicanic4190]

This episode beats my favourite five episodes with one hit. Thanks all involved. Happy New Year.

[@StacysMom2020]

I’ve watched so many of these and it’s apparent that most people don’t like talking about themselves. They respect other people more than themselves

[@GusReyesSkates]

Kellys best catch phrases: "haheehehee" "Hehahahaha"

[@jarsh_]

easily my favorite interview yet. dont take yourself too serious, and stay weird. lance is the best ever.

[@turnert2005]

Love Lance Mountain, great show Nine Club!

[@doodermang]

This is LEGENDARY!!! Thank you Nine Club for bringing Lance on. This was so good for skateboarding past, present and future. You guys get better every episode. Mad love for all you guys. THANK YOU SO MUCH, LANCE!!! I'm completely befuddled (in a good way) by this episode. ONE LOVE EVERYBODY!

[@andrewbeuch7484]

Thanks for a wide variety of skaters. Lance in a wealth of knowledge.

[@csutphen27]

One of the best nine clubs ever! listening to someone who's been in it as long as Lance, learning about skateboarding in the early days, this is why the nine club is so awesome for skateboarding! keep up this amazing podcast guys!

[@eugenereed1939]

Just found the nine club podcast and I love it! You guys are so entertaining and the pros you have on are just awesome. Lance you are still the man!

[@BlackTop105]

Here in Lance talk about how he fell in love with skateboarding almost bought tears to my eyes because it was the same for me

[@the_ancient_ways]

Don’t usually comment but I felt the urge to tell you guys what a great podcast you’ve created. Being involved in the skate scene since 1999. I find it wonderful listening to your show. Chris is brilliantly engaging and navigates through the show in perfect way to communicate with the individuals. Great topics, fascinating conversations and history. Also sound quality really nice! Couldn’t help myself from commenting but whatever it’s all positive vibes. Keep em coming. Mad love from London

[@thenineclub]

Thank you! 👊

[@Airik1111bibles]

So true , I love this show and these older skaters get me teared up ...this one really hit home me , very awesome memories.

[@clange1036]

You guys kill it. Thank you so much. I don't care if you get ads or sponsors. You guys should get rich doing this.

[@typ044]

Finally! Lance is the man, can't wait to watch this one !

[@spiker702]

Love hearing Lance tell stories and talk history. I could legit listen to this stuff all day

[@davetronious]

Any chance of a Cardiel episode?? #allhailcardiel

[@cygmusmandulis7533]

@902 biking i second that emoticon

[@404mph]

Yea we need this

[@roccomarziano3035]

Lance is the raddest !! One of the most honest n down to earth individuals in the skateboard business

[@seppmaier3050]

How amazing it would be if Ed Templeton and Lance Mountain put all their collected stuff together and you listen to their stories. Like a vernissage or something

[@TheHowingFantods]

I love Lance. His energy and soul are right at the heart of skating; at the heart of my youth. Legend.

[@michaelteasdale2919]

I love how he keeps saying Guy....About time that guy got props!!!!

[@dealt]

My favorite bones brigade member from back then. Thank you so much Nine Club! Such a pleasant surprise!

[@myrtle1234]

Yup, and deserves so much more love for his skating than he gets. It’s tough to be working your craft during the age of titans but man, I love to watch him ride. When he rides, you can see how much the board means to him, to his life.

[@seedkered]

I'm only 30 minutes in and this is the best yet........among other really really terrific interviews. Thanks Lance, well done Nine Club.

[@thenineclub]

Lance is the man!

[@seedkered]

Lance is a national treasure. So glad that he and other 1st generation pro skaters can have a platform to further deepen our love of skateboard culture. Keep doing what you're doing, pls!

[@LatiNoble]

27:00 his point here really resonates what I’ve been thinking about for Olympic skateboarding. There are 44 different events in track and field, there are 10 events in gymnastics and so on. Each event has different equipment and apparatuses. What can be done for skateboarding as an Olympic category is far more than men’s and women’s park and street.

[@FeraltheEarthworm]

this might be the best episode. that first hour was philosophy-- I actually tried to explain this to my little brother recently before even seeing what lance said. I feel like skateboarding has progressed so much in terms of tricks that good skating almost doesn't even phase me anymore. I saw some kid do like a 1260 and I kind of didn't care. Imagine that. "some kid" did a fucking TWELVE SIXTY and I didn't care. Why? It just gets to a point where you're numb to it. It's not rad anymore. The way I felt watching Jamie Thomas hit his head after front boarding that steep ass hand rail meant more for me because "skating was moving" as lance might say. It wasn't trying to figure out where the kids want the quarter pipe, it was adapting. To this day I would rather see a sick simple trick at an interesting spot to a good song than some of the more advanced stuff im inundated with on instagram. don't get me wrong, I fucking love extremely great skateboardin and I'm blown away by some of the stuff I've seen lately. Namely Milton's kickflip into the car wash. the earth stopped spinning with that. But to me that's more towards what lance is getting at "skating rewards the people who adapt" I love that quote

[@55tranquility]

I remember when we went to the Southbank for the first time around 87/88. We were suburban kids, completely clueless - we found it as you could hear people skating and once you got near see people skating. Talk about being schooled, all the skaters were hard-core city kids totally street wise compared to us. This was when homeless rough sleepers would sleep at the South Bank and there was an area called cardboard city. It was an eye opener for a 15 year old kid, I remember one skater telling just to stay away from the homeless people and leave them alone and don’t stare at them. Some of the skaters were nice to us, the took us around the city, showed us how to travel on the tube and busses without a ticket for free - they skated through stations and just ignored security who shouted at us - we were so niave! They took us to Kings Cross ramp when it was still vert and some other places. We grew up pretty fast after that. It seems crazy what we used to do as young kids, going up to central London to street skate on our own - no phones just tell our parents we were going skating, and this was in the 80s were a lot of areas of London were not all nice like they are now and were still pretty sketchy. I doubt I would want my kids doing what I did at 15, but it was different times and it was an education that you don’t get at school. We told some other friends who we skated with, but didn’t really like that much as they were kind of rich kids, that we had been to south bank and they went the following weekend and three of them had their boards stolen - they must have stuck out like sore thumbs!

[@BORNAGAIN360]

Man what a testimony and how he survived in this industry and stayed true to his faith. One Love Lance Mountain

[@nintendont2803]

Thank you Nine Club and Mr.Mountain for this video. You guys have given us amazing entertainment and challenges that have made life better for so many people including myself.

[@richardashley6312]

Love Lance, someone should help him write his autobiography. It would be epic. So much history of the sport.

[@jangleleg3260]

This is one of the best I've watched yet. Lance is such an incredible human. Does Not give himself enough credit. Lance Is Skateboarding. You guys have to get John Lucero on the show. He keeps getting mentioned. I'm sure he'd have some Great stories.

[@nomas375]

Legend!!!! Always my favorite skater, Happy Family was the best deck I ever owned rode it till it snapped. Thanks for all the years Lance you’re the man.

[@paranoidandroid7406]

Wow! Amazing start to 2019 with one of my back in the day faves. Lance Mountain is the pro that made skating look fun to me be because he never took himself too seriously. Way to go guys

[@raulrodriguez5754]

watch this whole episode > sleep for school love the nine club gang 💓

[@bryanflo4500]

This is the holy grail. Thanks, Nine Club. Looking really forward to listening to this as I return back to school with all this gloomy weather!

[@anaigarciamedina3744]

Best dude ever. My first "legit board" was a Powell Peralta Lance Mountain. Thanks for this episode!

[@stop736]

My friend had his board and it’s the first pro board I’d ever laid eyes on, and I immediately knew it was really special in some way. I decided I wanted to learn to skate on a more serious level right then. I bought a Roskopp Santa Cruz with the melted face. LOL. I loved the graphics and thought the name Santa Cruz was cool cuz it was obviously California. 😂😂

[@Elraurko]

Lance is an absolute treasure and one of the greatest ambassadors skateboarding has ever had. At times when skateboarding seemed to be way too serious he was always there to remind us to have fun. Don’t ever forget to play skateboarding peeps!

[@junglebrother338]

This is gonna be gooood, been smashing these episodes all holidays and it just got better... Cheers Nine Club! 👊

[@vernonsanders371]

This was a incredible interview. Lance is a legend I still remember him riding off a garage roof an sticking it like it was nothing in beginning of one of those Powell Peralta vids.

[@MadCandor]

Soul Food Taqueria by Tommy Guerrero! Don’t sleep on it. One of my favorite albums of all time.

[@ForagersGarden]

Photos definitely became such a special thing to me somewhat recently when before all I cared about was footage, it captures such an insanely rad moment in time that instantly gives you that feeling when you look at it

[@jimdavis6519]

Ian Holla dude that’s so deep

[@fintanoclery2698]

If tou haven't seen the Steve Alba wheeler on the coping picture you should (just google Steve Alba wheeler). Its an old school beauty and I still don't know if he made it.

[@dreamhermit1384]

"Its about rewarding the person who can adapt, not copy"

[@koolskater30]

Got to meet him at work one day. Awesome dude and he let me get a pic. One of my favorites on the show so far!

[@SporeZoo]

In the 80's lots of skaters where on the same level as the Bones Brigade. We where younger and had the video's to learn from. We where lucky cause they inspired us, but we never got a chance on getting pro. And that's a good thing.

[@ChrisHerring-es1yu]

I hope Lance knows just what a great legend he really is.i grew up following him,an I'm now a 50 year old skater that's still hitting the streets daily.

[@b1zz3rk]

4 hours of nine club love. Happy new year!

[@ktvl711]

In “84” Lance showed up at back yard half pipe we had in Covina. He asked politely if he could join us then completely ripped and shredded our ramp like no one before had. Totally cool dude, local SGV legend.