Brad, a member of the Purdue Society of American Foresters, takes a break during practice for the yearly SAF regional conclave |
Remember Brad from way back when?
I grabbed this picture of him while taking a break from practicing for the Underhand Chop competition at the 2010 Midwest Foresters' Conclave.
This year the conclave was held at Purdue and, while I wasn't able to grab any sweet stills like you see here, I did get the opportunity to shoot some video during the actual competitions.
I wasn't able to stay all day, however I did make it in time to film the Underhand Chop - one of my favorite events of the day.
So here it is - The Underhand Chop
Underhand Chop | 2011 Midwest Foresters' Conclave from Michael Carney Media on Vimeo.
150 Competitors from nine schools gather each year to challenge each other in traditional lumberjack games at the Midwest Foresters' Conclave. This year was the first year the event was held in the spring and was hosted by Purdue University during their annual Spring Fest and Bug Bowl.
1 comment:
Wow, that is so interesting and awesome! I kept expecting someone to swing into his shin, but obviously that's what the metal shin guards and shoe-tips are for.
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