Jordan Robles A Long Summer

Jordan Robles has been putting in work this summer, and should be recognized for progressing incredibly fast. This is by far his best edit yet. Jordan's been hitting the streets up a bit more, but still holds it down in the parks as well. I was stoked to see him hitting some legit hand rails as well. Loving his style, and I can't wait to see how it progresses over time.

Props to Tanner Fox on the filming and editing.

Jordan Robles Lucky Am Edit

As most people know Jordan never really had a chance to "suck" at riding. When you're 5 years old, and you're already ENTERING comps, not just sitting and watching, you start to progress fast. Fastforward a couple of years, and Jordan is no longer praised simply for being so young or small. He is starting to be recognized simply for how good he is. Growing up in So Cal doesn't hurt either, since he always has people to ride with and feed off of. He's turning into a really well rounded rider, riding street and park, and progressing nicely in both. Definitely check out his latest edit.

Jordan Robles 2012 Web Edit

The thing I've noticed in most young riders, are that a lot of them seem to just be "no fear huckers". Throwing tricks without even really trying to perfect them. Jordan in my eyes is the opposite. He's not just blasting tricks flyout. He is actually taking the time to learn to ride different obstacles, from quarters, hips, sets, rails, ledges, and more. Keeping his trick list small, and perfecting the tricks he does do.

It wasn't too long ago that he learned tailwhips and doublewhips, and now you can see him throwing them with ease. He's also recently picked up some pretty good looking Bri flip airs, and that 360 Bri at the end. Jordan's only 7 years old, and he has one hell of a future in front of him.

Filmed and Edited by Tanner Fox

7 Year Jordan Robles Edit

I should have posted this with the other younger kids, but I got the video sent in a little late. I've known Jordan since he was 5 years old. I met him at the Razor Exposed Tour a couple years ago. Jordan caught my attention because he simply has no fear. I've seen him slam, and he will smile, get up, and start riding again. At 7 years old, it is really sick to see that he is so much better, and is even developing a really clean style. So check out his edit below which was edited by Jordans friend Tanner Fox.





Another thing, I want to give a shout out to Jordans Mom and Dad. They travel all over the USA to make sure Jordan can ride with everyone and compete in contests. The kind of support they are giving Jordan is something I wish more parents did with their kids. So props to both of them for sure.