Ryan Capes: My Way to the Record (2003)
Ryan Capes quite possibly stuck the biggest air ever thrown to date. "My Way to the Record" documents the journey of a young man from Washington State, and his incredibly short road to record breaking success. Capes, along with some of the world's best freestyle riders, baffle and bewilder with their unbelievable display of aerial antics.
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Ryan Capes quite possibly stuck the biggest air ever thrown to date. "My Way to the Record" documents the journey of a young man from Washington State, and his incredibly short road to record breaking success. Capes, along with some of the world's best freestyle riders, baffle and bewilder with their unbelievable display of aerial antics.
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Genre:Documentary, Action
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In Theaters:1/1/2003
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Runtime:59 minutes
Studio:SoundStrait Productions
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