My journey into BMX racing began unexpectedly when my mom discovered a flyer at a local bike shop. She had stopped by for a bike repair and came across an advert for the Las Vegas BMX track, Nellis BMX. That first visit had me hooked. Since then, my life revolved around BMX—riding it, watching it, dreaming about it. By eleven, I had dropped all other sports to focus solely on BMX. My amateur career had its ups and downs but picked up significantly around age 14. By 16, I secured my first USABMX National Age Group title, eventually accumulating three in total. The announcement in 2005 that BMX would be included in the Olympics redirected my ambition towards representing my country and achieving Olympic success.

After spending 24 years dedicated to BMX racing, I've gained what feels like a PhD in the sport. Coaching is a passion for me; I've worked with everyone from beginners taking their first laps to Olympic athletes. Sharing my knowledge and helping riders, teams, and clubs elevate their skills is incredibly rewarding to me. Whether it's personal coaching sessions, team clinics, or training camps, I'm all about passing on what I've learned. If you're interested in elevating your BMX skills, I offer a range of coaching services tailored to your needs. Let's connect and take your BMX experience to the next level.