Bryan brothers star in epic GoPro feature

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Bryan brothers star in epic GoPro feature

The twins reveal some secrets to their success with cameras strap

ByNina Pantic

Published Jun 17, 2016

Doubles champions Bob and Mike Bryan are featured in a GoPro video titled “Two Roads—Tennis with the Bryan Bros.” The clip is an intimate and unique look at the brothers’ story, with plenty of cool camera angles that the GoPro is famous for:

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Strapping a GoPro to your head may look silly…

Bryan brothers star in epic GoPro feature

...but it's all worth it for the art. The Bryans have been friendly with GoPro for quite some time now, taking the cameras on the road and even making a training video last year.

In the "Two Roads" feature, the 38-year-old's reveal that their parents took the television out of their house when they were young, freeing up plenty of time for tennis. That simple parenting move has proved genius; the Bryans have won 112 titles together (including 16 Grand Slams) and they are the defending gold medalists going into Rio.

This week, the brothers fell in the Halle semifinals to Raven Klaasen and Rajeev Ram, but will look to win their fourth Wimbledon crown later this month.