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I AM JORDAN CLARK!

In this series we catch up with some of the most iconic names in scootering! In this episode we chat with the 5 time world champion Jordan Clark. We discuss how he made the transition from the football pitch to the skatepark and the impact on winning his first world championships in 2015! Thanks to Jordan for continuously pushing the sport and the boundaries of what can be done on a scooter. FOLLOW JORDAN INSTAGRAM:   / jordanclark14   TIKTOK:   / jordanclark99   YOUTUBE:    / @jordanclark14   ⌚Timestamps⌚ 00:00 - Intro 00:10 - Tell us your name age and where you are from. 00:26 - Who is Jordan outside of scootering? 00:57 - Tell us about growing up and how scootering became an addiction for you. 01:54 - How did your family support you during your transition from football to scootering? 02:51 - Can you tell us about your siblings and their involvement in sports. 03:30 - Can you share any instances of the strong bond between you and your family? 04:36 - How did it feel competing in your first competition? 05:10 - How did the 2015 worlds inspire you to to take your riding more seriously? 06:11 - How did you relationship with the Madd team manger help grow you as a rider? 07:31 - How did self pressure affect your performance s a rider? 08:24 - Can you describe the emotional impact on not winning a competition has on you? 09:29 - How did your fear of letting people down affect your mindset in competitions? 10:36 - How have you changed your mental approach from your first competition to now? 11:48 - How did your initial reluctance to have tattoos change and how did your dad impact that? 13:07 - In what ways do your tattoos serve as a reminder to overcome obstacles in your career? 13:57 - How do the other sports you do compliment your scooter riding? 15:15 - How do you aim to inspire others through your career as scooter rider? 16:24 - What do you appreciate most about the impact you have had on the scooter community so far? 18:30 - Where do you see your future in action sports going?