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WOODWARD CAMP BRINGS ON BMX ICONS JAMIE BESTWICK + RYAN NYQUIST AS NEW PROGRAM ADVISORS
Woodward, the ultimate summer camp experience for the next generation of passionate athletes, is excited to announce the addition of two BMX Program Advisors – 13 time X-Games Gold Medalist and British National Coach, Jamie Bestwick, and 17 time X-Games Medalist and USA National Coach, Ryan Nyquist. As BMX Program Advisors, Bestwick and Nyquist will consult on all-things related to BMX Freestyle programming to elevate the camp experience. Woodward will rely on the duo's extraordinary BMX expertise to provide professional advice on coaching, curriculum, and course design.
BMX started at Woodward in 1983 and rapidly grew into the epicenter for BMX riders to progress. Since then, the program has expanded to include 350,000 sq ft of rideable parks at Woodward PA and 115,000 sq ft at Woodward West. Woodward’s BMX program gives campers an unmatched opportunity to meet, train and ride with their heroes.
For more information on Woodward BMX camps, facilities, and program visit:
Awesome vintage BMX movie filmed on Schwinn Stingrays around 1976 in Southern California titled "Born to be Wild".
“Alright” is a short video filmed at the end of 2019 through 2020, primarily in Buffalo, NY and a few other cities around the US. Featuring really solid riding via KC Iwaniak, Derek Cano, Alex Pierce, Sam Tedesco, and Dylan Yuen. Excellent pre-gamer before a street ride. Big up those fellas.
for a little cruise around too which was cool! Ended the day with a pretty decent crash which is never fun but I was injury free which was good!
Ride PA BMX proudly presents Chase Bucci's first web video for Work BMX.
Featuring:
Nick Bonnell
Mad Mike Guth
Harrison Acari
Agustin Gutierrez
Latane Coghill
Chris Silva
Nick Seabasty
Steven Hamilton
George Duran
Martin Ochoa
Ryan Howard
And introducing to the Squad, Adem Gunaydin.
OnPoint BMX proudly presents; Gritty Grinders. The Year and a half long project our Kansas City crew has been working on. It was amazing to see everyone step up and spend a lot of time and effort into making this, and the constant support through out the process of this was so motivating. Some clips were filmed in St. Louis, Iowa, and Springfield, MO; but mostly in Kansas City. Huge thanks to Peyshell and everyone else who helped filmed this.
"John and I went to 3 of John's favorite spots for his spot crusher video. John wanted to ride spots he rides every day so that he could challenge himself with getting something new at every spot. We ended up finishing just before it got dark outside, and he absolutely killed it! John is one of the most well rounded riders I have ever met." —Dalton Voss
Rest in peace, pre-fab park at Mölln Youth Centre!
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.