

ADVANCED TECHNIQUE
MX COACHING
WHERE TRUE COACHING, TRAINING & DEVELOPMENT HAPPEN.
Advanced Motocross Technique Training
A Racer cannot excel without a deep understanding and engagement of motorcycle physics.
Why it
matters
Professional coaching employs modern scientifically proven training methods to develop elite level skills in a short amount of time.
The
Bottom Line
Discover what you don’t know that you don’t know and enter the world of physics, neuroscience, ontology and sports science to gain access to advanced riding techniques and breakthrough results.
Go Deeper
The Talent Myth & Speed
The "Talent Myth" refers to the concept that an individual is born with certain god-given talents, natural-born abilities, and certain mental aptitude for a given profession or sport.
This is prevalent in motocross. A belief that a racer has talent, or he does not. The Talent Myth in motocross shuts the door on the development of skill. Teams are looking for talent, and you either have it or you don’t.
The next common misconception is that everything is about speed and that to be successful in racing means you have to be fast. This misses a whole world of personal development for a rider to be the kind of person who has developed a high level of ability in many areas of this complex sport of motocross. Which involves more than just practice to be a champion.
The natural response of the racer to the talent myth and the lack of speed is to push harder, try harder, be more aggressive, and be more confident. Unfortunately, none of this develops skills and abilities. This perpetuates the myth of talent and ignores proven scientific methods to develop fundamental skills.
Fundamentals in motocross occur
as beginner level stuff and racers just
want to know the secret to going faster.
Professional coaching will require a racer to practice each fundamental to mastery, and then return to it and master it deeper. Being a champion is more than merely being a fast racer. It is mastering the fundamentals and speed shows up along the way.
If you ask a racer, “What are the fundamentals in motocross?” You are likely to get a blank stare and possibly “elbows up, balls of the feet on the pegs and look ahead.” Now ask them if this is something you merely know or is it something you actually do while racing?
In contrast, students of Jiu-Jitsu demonstrate something very different. My close friend Sal, is a master black-belt in Jiu-Jitsu, and when I go to his trainings, I ask his students, “What are the fundamentals of Jiu-Jitsu?” They are able to say and demonstrate each fundamental to me in unison! That's a stark difference from the world of motocross.
Consider that any amateur or professional motocross racer, regardless of how pathetic or promising they currently are, is trainable to perform at an elite-level through mastering the fundamentals. But the way you are training in motocross doesn’t allow for mastery. A racer cannot excel without a deep understanding and engagement of the fundamentals.
Perhaps the masters of any trade or sport are so rare because few have the patience, steadfastness, and love to continue to master one thing at a time and then return and master it deeper.
Enter MX Coach where scientific training & development happen using neuroscience, sports science, physiology, ontology, and physics.
In my 23 years of professional coaching of motocross athletes from AMA Professionals to beginners, of the students who continued mastering the fundamentals, all developed to a high level in a short amount of time and all have realized breakthrough and unimaginable results. The way our racers achieved those unprecedented outcomes was through transforming themselves from being an amateur with a dream to Being a Champion.
You used to ask,
“How do I go faster?”
You will start asking,
“What does it look like to Be a Champion?”
Are you willing to discover for yourself a different approach and way of training and practicing using science and proven methodologies, that have irrefutable evidence to their effectiveness?