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Poor Homie breaks down why he chose this skatepark for his Blow Up The Park contest entry and what his approach will be for producing the best edit possible in only 24 hours! All for a chance to win $1500 cash.

This year was like no other, and due to COVID-19 restrictions like most sporting spaces, BMX local tracks closed this spring, giving USA BMX members no place to practice or race. To safely get members back on bikes and back to the tracks, USA BMX worked side-by-side with their 320 tracks to ensure members a safe return to the track. To assist tracks with sorting through local rules and regulations from multiple jurisdictions and authorities, the USA BMX team created tools to guide track operators step-by-step through this challenging process with "Ready to Race" guidelines, marketing, and educational resources. The launch of the safety tool kit was just the beginning of a new 2020 for USA BMX. The following months led to safely running 21 stops of the national series, launching a virtual amateur freestyle series ending with an in-person national championship, an extended partnership with Mongoose and USA BMX Foundation, and successfully closing the national championships at the Grand Nationals.

"The USA BMX team has a successful track record of running events, growing members, and pushing the

An absolutely amazing event at Woodward East in PA to wrap up the first ever USABMX Freestyle Amateur National Championship series.

BMX-Flatland rider Alberto Moya met with Frame Magazine crew in Valencia and decided to make a chill video at Ciudad De Las Artes y las Ciencias.

This is Alec Siemon's signature bike. You’ll find other Sunday Signature spec’d design cues like the Sunday Seeley Grips, combined with incredible parts like an Odyssey Clutch v2 Freecoaster hub, Odyssey Twisted Pro pedals, and Path Pro tires.

By Our BMX. I'm ready for the comments about covid, but last weekend, there was a trail jam out in far-east San Diego and I couldn't help but head out. The Foss Trails have been slowly building steam over the last couple months as a bit of an Oasis in the middle of this pandemic. The owner, Chase Cromwell, welcomes kids from the neighborhood and pretty much anyone who knows someone who knows someone...if that makes sense. But yeah, it was good to feel a sense of normalcy and be at an event at the tail end of 2020. Gives me hope for next year...