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Since 2010, 13 years!
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Sleemann SX, excited to check out the new changes when that re-opens
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Helping the riders I coach work towards their individual goals within the sport and even helps me to reflect on my own riding at times.
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The first state title I won in 2017. I was in 14 boys and my whole year had been frustrating, everyone around me grew bigger and stronger and I just wasnβt physically on the same page yet. So to go and win that race was big for me and it kickstarted the rest of whatβs happened since.
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This is forever changing for me. Sam Willoughby was a huge inspiration growing up, his win percentage on the USABMX circuit is something like 70% which is ridiculous. Then others Iβd say would be my coach Adam Carey, makes my training programs and reviews video for areas to which I can improve and has been a big help. Right now as a racer I canβt not say Joris Daudet, the guy has been elite since 2010 (the year I started) and heβs in my opinion the most polished rider technique wise so itβs fun to watch him, heβs top 3 of all time.
