Category: Motocross Tips

Anatomy of an Injury – Wrist & Elbow 0

Anatomy of an Injury – Wrist & Elbow

Over the last four articles, we have discussed the types of injuries: Mechanical, Chemical, and Mental; we then looked at injuries associated with the Back, Ankles & Knees, and Shoulders.  If you haven’t read...

Anatomy of an Injury – Ankles and Knees 0

Anatomy of an Injury – Ankles and Knees

Last week we discussed the three various types of injuries: Mechanical, Chemical and Mental.  If you haven’t read the article, please click here so that you have a full understanding of how injuries occur...

Anatomy of an Injury – An Overview 0

Anatomy of an Injury – An Overview

When it comes to halting a racers progress both on and off of the track, nothing will stop you quicker than an injury.  Unfortunately, for many racers, we have either become complacent to injuries...

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A Balanced Racer is a Faster Racer

When it comes to creating a faster racer, the foundation needs to stem from balance.  The concept of core body strength and functional integration is being discussed in every form of media and across...

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Seven Simple Tips to find More Speed

Number 1: Practice Specific Race Scenarios Set up your practice sessions to simulate a true race scenario (duration, track conditions and intensity levels). Skills associated with racing require that you are able to manage...

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7 Rules for Recovering Quickly from an Illness

The body provides you many indicators that it is fatigued and susceptible to illness: elevated heart rate, high body temperature, suppressed appetite, declines in athletic performance, poor sleeping patterns and more.  Though these indicators...

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Six Healthy Habits of Fast Racers

Over the last 24 years of working with elite racers, I have noticed there are six specific habits that run consistently through all of these riders.  Not only do these habits create both speed...