Josh Brown 2014

Josh the Heavy Hitter Brown. It's been a while since we've seen any footage from Josh, but this edit makes up for that. Clearly Josh hasn't slowed down at all since joining up with Anaquda. Anaquda is still trying to establish itself here in the US, but their Team is really talented, and hopefully that helps them out. Josh sticks to his roots here, gnarly tricks down sets, and rail combos. Check it out.

Anaquda 2 for 1: Josh Brown Anaquda Promo Two and Kyle Tolentino 5 Clips

Josh Brown and Kyle have both been keeping busy getting clips for Anaquda. Josh recently finished his second Promo for the company, and Kyle stacked 5 solid clips at TIC. Josh of course was dropping heavy ass clips in the streets, and has some good rail clips going on. And I think Kyle definitely shut it down with that last combo. Check em out

Josh Brown Anaquda Promo Part

Josh Brown has been known as a heavy hitter in the streets for a while now, and he recently dropped his Anaquda promo part. The company still hasn't made much noise here in the US, and I don't know where you can get the parts yet, but it looks like they're holding up for Josh well. Tons of rails throughout the video, and there's a really sick feeble hard truck in there too. Check it

Anaquda Updates

Anaquda is still trying to get established here in the US, and their Team is definitely helping with that. The Team right now consists of, Joey Aria, Kyle Tolentino, Josh Brown, and recently added, Tabitha Windle. All of these guys (and girl) can kill it. Kyle was recently flown to Germany where he took 1st place at a competition in Coburg, and in doing so got the last ticket to the ISA Finals. We will have footage of his runs when they're done being edited in a few days.


Below we have videos from Kyle and Tabitha from their time in Ohio, and a US Team Edit featuring the three guys. Check em out. Have to say, Kyle is one of the steeziest riders in the game right now, hands down.

Josh Brown- Welcome to Anaquda

Anaquda recently started a US team, and first to release a "Welcome To" edit is Josh Brown.  Josh is known for getting tech on ledges and rails while also hitting some of the gnarliest terrain out there.  In this park edit he shows his tech side, with tricks like hurricane full cabs, half cab boardslide to whip a downrail, and feeble 360 smith combos.  He's currently saving footage for an all-street part, be on the lookout for that.

Josh Brown 2012 Part

I really wish Josh had a different editor because that first song can be epic in a video if done right (see Dennis Enarson's Demolition part).  Aside from that, you already know Josh is a sick rider.  As you can see he isn't afraid of the cold, clocking a few snow clips.  Its crazy how he can keep going to gnarly spots and one up himself.  Makes you wonder if he'll ever stop progressing like that.

Josh Brown Welcome to Scooterzone Am Edit

The amount of footage this guy gets blows my mind.  This latest video is to introduce him to Scooterzone's Am team, a position he definitively deserves.  So many good rail tricks in this edit.  Kinda bummed about the song though.

Josh Brown Spring Edit

This guy is killing it.  Josh's progression continues to amaze me.  The rails he does keep on getting bigger, and of course he still hits up the big sets.  It'd be cool to see him do more lines, I think I counted just a few.

Josh Brown Bamboozle Promo Part

Here's Josh Brown's promo for the Bamboozle DVD.  I'm a little confused now because I thought these promos were the actual parts, and that they were doing it like Lucky did with Opus.  Can anyone clarify?  As far as Josh's riding, he's killing it.  He finally did that whole handicap rail, so stoked on that.

Josh Brown Fuzion Promo

Josh has been filming for this for the past four months.  He now rides for the Fuzion Pro Team...he seems to be progressing with his street game, throwing even gnarlier tricks down gnarlier sets and gaps.  Looks like he's getting rails down too which is awesome.  Pretty crazy stuff.

Josh Brown Summer Edit

It seems like "Big Street" riding has kinda taken the back seat to more tech style street riding. I'm perfectly ok with that, but sometimes I want to see some guys just hucking it out there. Josh Brown definitely does that in his latest edit. I really liked this video mainly because it's a style of riding that I feel is starting to fade away, as we make room for the "New Wave" of street riders. Check out Josh's edit below.

Josh Brown Winter Edit

A lot of people knew Josh Brown last year for going big in the streets, tossing himself down tons of stairsets.  Josh unfortunately ended up breaking his leg while attempting to hop a 16 stair about 8 months ago.  He eventually got back into riding and did mostly smaller tech stuff, disappointing a lot of people used to his going big.  With this video, however, Josh is back in full force...he does need to mix it up though, stuff like that feeble truck smith really helps add variety.  Anyways you can definitely tell he worked hard getting some clips filmed, props on that last banger for sure.

Josh Brown Leg Break.

This is a great example of what not to do when jumping a huge gap (in this case, a 16 stair). I got to meet Josh during the Inward tour and he's a pretty chill kid. He's still recovering from this so best of luck to him.