Freestyle Motocross - 必应 Sign in Freestyle Motocross Freestyle Motocross (also known as FMX) is a variation on the sport of motocross in which motorcycle riders attempt to impress judges with jumps and stunts. The two main types of freestyle events are: Big Air (also known as Best Trick), in which each rider gets two jumps — usually covering more than 75 ft (22.8m) — from a dirt-covered ramp. A panel of judges evaluates the style, trick difficulty, and originality and produces a score on a 100-point scale. Each rider's highest single-jump score is compared; top score wins. Freestyle Motocross, the old ... (展开) er of the two disciplines. Riders perform two routines, lasting between 90 seconds and 14 minutes, on a course consisting of multiple jumps of varying lengths and angles that generally occupy one to two acres (.4 to .8 hectares). Like Big Air, a panel of judges assigns each contestant a score based on a 100-point scale, looking for difficult tricks and variations over jumps.

Notable Freestyle motocross events include Red Bull X-Fighters, NIGHT of the JUMPs, the X-Games, Gravity Games, Big-X, Moto-X Freestyle National Championship, and Dew Action Sports Tour. Freeriding is the original form of freestyle motocross which started in the hills of southern California; due to professional racers such as Jeremy McGrath and Phil Lawrence "play riding" in the hills of reche canyon. It has no structure, and is traditionally done on public land. Riders for natural jumps and drop-offs to execute their tricks on. Some freeriders prefer to jump on sand dunes. In many ways, freeriding requires more skill and mental ability. Notable freeriding locations include Ocotillo Wells and Glamis Dunes in California, Beaumont, California, and Cainville, Utah. Freestyle motocross (also known as FMX) is a variation on the sport of motocross in which motorcycle riders attempt to impress judges with jumps and stunts.

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Freestyle Motocross The Info List - Freestyle Motocross --- Advertisement --- FREESTYLE MOTOCROSS (also known as FMX) is a variation on the sport of motocross in which motorcycle riders attempt to impress judges with jumps and stunts. The two main types of freestyle events are: * Big Air (also known as Best Trick), in which each rider gets two jumps — usually covering more than 75 ft (22.8m) — from a dirt-covered ramp. A panel of judges evaluates the style, trick difficulty, and originality and produces a score on a 100-point scale. Each rider's highest single-jump score is compared; top score wins. * Freestyle motocross, the older of the two events, in which riders perform two routines, each lasting between 90 seconds and 14 minutes, on a course consisting of multiple jumps of varying lengths and angles that generally occupy one to two acres (.4 to .8 hectares). Like Big Air, a panel of judges assigns each contestant a score based on a 100-point scale, looking for difficult tricks and variations over jumps.

Notable freestyle motocross events include Red Bull X-Fighters , NIGHT of the JUMPs, the X Games X Games , Gravity Games , Big-X, Moto-X Freestyle National Championship, and Dew Action Sports Tour. Freeriding is the original form of freestyle motocross which started in the hills of southern California; due to professional racers such as Jeremy McGrath and Phil Lawrence "play riding" in the hills of reche canyon. It has no structure, and is traditionally done on public land. Riders for natural jumps and drop-offs to execute their tricks on. Some freeriders prefer to jump on sand dunes. In many ways, freeriding requires more skill and mental ability. Notable freeriding locations include Ocotillo Wells and Glamis Dunes in California , Beaumont, California , and Cainville , Utah .

CONTENTS * 1 Evolution of the backflip * 2 Equipment * 2.1 Rider gear * 2.2 Motorcycle Modifications * 2.3 Non-Bike or Rider Equipment * 3 Notable riders * 4 External links EVOLUTION OF THE BACKFLIP A One-Handed Hart Attack performed by Ailo Gaup The backflip was once considered the "holy grail of FMX". It was a trick that every rider considered impossible and was considered more appropriate in video games than in real life. Speculation of the possibility began among freestyle motocross riders in 1998 with the Motocross film Children of a Metal God (1998) featuring riders attempting the trick into water off a modified ramp. Also it had been done many times on BMX bikes, and FMX riders were using tricks from BMX riders, such as when Travis Pastrana Travis Pastrana performed an Indian Air, originally from Mat Hoffman Mat Hoffman , a BMXer. Unbeknownst to most if not all freestyle motocross riders at the time, two men had already successfully backflipped their motorcycles.

In 1991, Jose Yanez became the first person to backflip a motocross bike. He practiced for it by flipping his motorcycle into the Salt River, just as he had done with his BMX bike. He would kill the engine on his 80cc motorcycle just before he hit the water to prevent damage to the bike. Yanez performed the world's first ramp-to-ramp motocross backflip on an 80cc motorcycle in October, 1991 on an 8' tall box jump he built himself in Pagosa Springs, Colorado Pagosa Springs, Colorado . Jose's next motocross backflip attempt, this time for The National Enquirer The National Enquirer resulted in a crash that kept Jose off motorcycles and bicycles for two years due to an injured knee. In 1993, Bob Kohl was the second person to perform the backflip on a motocross bike. The bike was an 1993 Honda Cr80 . He was a professional BMX rider who had performed the trick regularly on a bicycle. He continued to exhibit the trick until a crash in 1995 left him with serious injuries.

In 2000, Carey Hart Carey Hart attempted the first ever backflip on a full size motocross bike off a modified dirt landing ramp at the Gravity Games 2000. The landing was less than perfect with Carey crashing immediately after. Speculation in the motocross community following, with many people claiming he completed the trick and others claiming to have attempted it. Regardless of the outcome, Freestyle Motocross was forever changed. Many people started to attempt it themselves, such as Travis Pastrana, who attempted the backflip off a Step Up jump at Summer X Games Freestyle. He bailed off mid flight, breaking his foot. The trick was still not attempted on a normal FMX setup, off a ramp to dirt setup. Carey Hart attempted the backflip again at Summer X Games in 2001, during the Moto X Best Trick competition, but bailed off the bike 45 feet (14 m) in the air, seriously injuring himself. In 2002, Caleb Wyatt was the first person to ever perform a successful backflip on a large motorcycle.

On April 25, 2002 at the Rogue Valley Rogue Valley Motocross track (RVMX), Wyatt executed the backflip. A photo of Caleb was taken by the RVMX track owner to document the event and can be seen on his website. Caleb Wyatt's first successful backflip was performed over a mulch pile of grass clipping, leaves and bark which was originally intended for the maintenance of the RVMX track. Wyatt constructed a quarter pipe ramp with the take-off completely vertical shoved into the pile of mulch. 2002 saw the backflip taken to X Games glory. Travis Pastrana and Mike Metzger were both capable doing flips off ramps. Kenny Bartram was still learning flips, doing them off the backsides of dirt landings, much like Hart in the 2000 Gravity Games. The unthinkable had become reality; a backflip was now common place in freestyle competition. Mike Metzger had achieved a back-to-back backflip, which won him Freestyle Gold, at Summer X Games 8.

When the Gravity Games came along, riders were doing variations in their backflips, wowing the crowd and the judges (who didn't know how to score the riders). Many riders had done the amazing feat of a backflip, with this came many variations in 2003. Regular tricks were being used in backflips such as 'No Footers', 'HeelClickers', and 'One Handed' Backflips. It was then when the backflip wasn't a one trick wonder, it had become a trick that could be used over longer distances, but was more dangerous than any other stunt before it. 2003 - 2005: These years saw the development of the trick, with many variations including cliffhangers, cordovas etc. As well as the disputed 360s which some consider only off-axis flips. The backflip was perfected over large distances including over 100 feet (30 m). In 2005 at the very first Dew Tour in Louisville, Kentucky , Travis Pastrana successfully landed four backflips in a row.

At the Denver Dew Tour in 2006, Kenny Bartram was the first to pull a one-handed takeoff backflip. In 2009 while filming for Nitro Circus, Pastrana completed a 120 feet (37 m) backflip as part of a larger crossover jump, flipping over a number of riders below in the process. 2006: Early 2006 saw footage emerge of Travis Pastrana completing a double backflip on an uphill/sand setup on his popular Nitro Circus Freestyle Motocross Movies. On August 4, 2006, at X Games 12 in Los Angeles, he became the first rider to land a double backflip in competition. This trick, which many considered impossible, had now been completed on a dirt set-up almost perfectly. He also vowed to never do it again. 2007: Early 2007 saw the emergence of footage of rider Scott Murray performing a number of double backflips successfully, to a foam pit/ramp setup, where a large piece of foam was placed over the end of a foam pit, on which he landed many double backflips.

Later that year Murray attempted the double backflip at X Games but was unsuccessful and crashed upon landing. After the crash at X Games, Scott Murray , tried again, successfully landing the trick at a Supercross event in Italy. Now he performs them regularly at the 2008 Crusty Demons tours, though he had a crash at Canberra, Australia Canberra, Australia , during a show. At the 2008 Summer X games Jim Dechamp tried a front flip. He was not able to land it and crashed during the attempt, also breaking his back. And then just over 3 months later during Nitro Circus season 1 on MTV Jim landed the front flip successfully during the Guinness World Record episode. In early 2009, Metal mulisha rider Jeremy Lusk Jeremy Lusk attempted a Hart Attack Indian Air Backflip. He under-rotated, and crashed, hitting his head on the landing. On February 10, he was pronounced dead due to head and spinal cord injuries. At X Games 17, Jackson Strong nailed the first front flip on a dirt bike during the best trick competition.

In early 2015, Nitro Circus rider Josh Sheehan landed the first triple backflip, a trick deemed impossible by many, on a custom ramp/dirt setup at Travis Pastrana’s “Pastranaland” complex in Maryland Maryland . he had previously practiced the trick onto a large air cushion at the Maryland complex, using the same custom ramp built for the stunt. At the Nitro World Games in 2016, Greg Duffy landed the first ever double front flip. EQUIPMENT RIDER GEAR FMX riders typically use much of the same riding gear as MX racers. This includes a helmet, goggles, gloves, boots, jersey, neck brace, chest protector, and MX pants. They may supplement this with elbow and knee pads. Riders may also choose to wear 'body armor' to protect the chest and legs when performing the most dangerous of tricks, as did Travis Pastrana when performing his double backflips. MOTORCYCLE MODIFICATIONS Riders use modified motocross bikes with after market parts to lower weight and improve performance. Riders will often shave down the seat foam to give a wider range of motion and better grip on the seat.

Steering stabilizers are also common, and help keep the front tire running straight when tricks requiring the rider to let go of the handle bars are performed. Many riders will also shorten the width of the handle bars, to make it easier to put the legs around the bars, like such tricks as the 'heelclicker' or 'rodeo'. Excess cables, such as brakes and clutch cables are usually redirected away from the bars, to avoid riders getting their boots caught on the bike. The engine and mechanical details of a FMX bike are fairly stock, not needing the fine tuning of a racing bike. Riders may also choose to have 'lever' on their handlebars to help then when performing 'Kiss Of Death Backflips.' A 'lever' is usually a metal plate or pipe coming off the handle bars, and going in front of the riders wrist or lower arm to stop the rider from rotating during the flips, but letting the bike continue to move. Bikes have after market performance pipes that give more power. The bike must have very strong suspension and very high quality tires. Also most riders have graphic kits on their bikes to show off.

NON-BIKE OR RIDER EQUIPMENT * One major component of Freestyle Motocross is the foam pit. These vary in size, but are usually a rectangular box filled with shredded or cubed foam. The FMX rider will jump from a ramp, practicing one of the more dangerous or prototype tricks, and execute a safe landing into the safe foam regardless of the actual landing position. * Ramps are usually made out of metal, as this keep the 'lips' of the ramp consistent. * The landing ramp is normally constructed from dirt. If the event has limited resources, landings ramps may be built on trucks or trailers. When freeriding, however, the rider jumps from dirt to dirt. NOTABLE RIDERS Freestyle motorcross in Taiwan FMX What is Freestyle Motocross Home / About us / WHAT IS FMX Freestyle Motocross (also known as FMX) is a variation on the sport of motocross in which motorcycle riders attempt to impress judges with jumps and stunts. The two main types of freestyle events are: Big Air (also known as Best Trick), in which each rider gets two jumps — usually covering more than 60 feet (18 m) — from a dirt-covered ramp.

A panel of judges evaluates the style, trick difficulty, and originality and produces a score on a 100-point scale. Each rider’s highest single-jump score is compared; top score wins. Freestyle Motocross, the older of the two disciplines. Riders perform two routines, lasting between 90 seconds and 14 minutes, on a course consisting of multiple jumps of varying lengths and angles that generally occupy one to two acres (.4 to .8 hectres). Like Big Air, a panel of judges assigns each contestant a score based on a 100-point scale, looking for difficult tricks and variations over jumps. Search for: Motocross Freestyle Extreme Behind The Scenes - YouTube Motocross Freestyle Extreme Behind The Scenes Want to watch this again later? Sign in to add this video to a playlist. Need to report the video? Sign in to report inappropriate content. Rating is available when the video has been rented. This feature is not available right now. Please try again later. Published on May 22, 2015 Freestyle Motocross (also known as FMX) is a variation on the sport of motocross in which motorcycle riders attempt to impress judges with jumps and stunts.

The two main types of freestyle events are: Big Air (also known as Best Trick), in which each rider gets two jumps — usually covering more than 75ft (22.8m) — from a dirt-covered ramp. A panel of judges evaluates the style, trick difficulty, and originality and produces a score on a 100-point scale. Each rider's highest single-jump score is compared; top score wins. Freestyle Motocross, the older of the two disciplines. Riders perform two routines, lasting between 90 seconds and 14 minutes, on a course consisting of multiple jumps of varying lengths and angles that generally occupy one to two acres (.4 to .8 hectres). Like Big Air, a panel of judges assigns each contestant a score based on a 100-point scale, looking for difficult tricks and variations over jumps. Notable Freestyle motocross events include Red Bull X-Fighters, NIGHT of the JUMPs, the X-Games, Gravity Games, Big-X, Moto-X Freestyle National Championship, and Dew Action Sports Tour.

Freeriding is the original form of freestyle motocross which started in the hills of southern California; due to professional racers such as Jeremy McGrath and Phil Lawrence "play riding" in the hills of reche canyon. It has no structure, and is traditionally done on public land. Riders for natural jumps and drop-offs to execute their tricks on. Some freeriders prefer to jump on sand dunes. In many ways, freeriding requires more skill and mental ability. Category Freestyle Motocross - Wikipedia, Photos and Videos Freestyle Motocross NEXT GO TO RESULTS [51 .. 100] WIKIPEDIA ARTICLE Jump to: navigation , search This article has multiple issues. Please help improve it or discuss these issues on the talk page . This article does not cite any sources . Please help improve this article by adding citations to reliable sources . Unsourced material may be challenged and removed . (August 2007) This article may require cleanup to meet Wikipedia's quality standards . No cleanup reason has been specified. Please help improve this article if you can. (September 2010) This article may lack focus or may be about more than one topic.

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Freestyle motocross, the older of the two events, in which riders perform two routines, each lasting between 90 seconds and 14 minutes, on a course consisting of multiple jumps of varying lengths and angles that generally occupy one to two acres (.4 to .8 hectares). Like Big Air, a panel of judges assigns each contestant a score based on a 100-point scale, looking for difficult tricks and variations over jumps. Notable freestyle motocross events include Red Bull X-Fighters , NIGHT of the JUMPs, the X Games , Gravity Games , Big-X, Moto-X Freestyle National Championship, and Dew Action Sports Tour. Freeriding is the original form of freestyle motocross which started in the hills of southern California; due to professional racers such as Jeremy McGrath and Phil Lawrence "play riding" in the hills of reche canyon. It has no structure, and is traditionally done on public land. Riders for natural jumps and drop-offs to execute their tricks on. Some freeriders prefer to jump on sand dunes. In many ways, freeriding requires more skill and mental ability.

Notable freeriding locations include Ocotillo Wells and Glamis Dunes in California , Beaumont, California , and Cainville , Utah . Contents Evolution of the backflip[ edit ] A One-Handed Hart Attack performed by Ailo Gaup The backflip was once considered the "holy grail of FMX". It was a trick that every rider considered impossible and was considered more appropriate in video games than in real life. Speculation of the possibility began among freestyle motocross riders in 1998 with the Motocross film Children of a Metal God (1998) featuring riders attempting the trick into water off a modified ramp. Also it had been done many times on BMX bikes, and FMX riders were using tricks from BMX riders, such as when Travis Pastrana performed an Indian Air, originally from Mat Hoffman , a BMXer. Unbeknownst to most if not all freestyle motocross riders at the time, two men had already successfully backflipped their motorcycles. In 1991, Jose Yanez became the first person to backflip a motocross bike.

He practiced for it by flipping his motorcycle into the Salt River, just as he had done with his BMX bike. He would kill the engine on his 80cc motorcycle just before he hit the water to prevent damage to the bike. Yanez performed the world's first ramp-to-ramp motocross backflip on an 80cc motorcycle in October, 1991 on an 8' tall box jump he built himself in Pagosa Springs, Colorado . Jose's next motocross backflip attempt, this time for The National Enquirer resulted in a crash that kept Jose off motorcycles and bicycles for two years due to an injured knee. In 1993, Bob Kohl was the second person to perform the backflip on a motocross bike. The bike was an 1993 Honda Cr80 . He was a professional BMX rider who had performed the trick regularly on a bicycle. He continued to exhibit the trick until a crash in 1995 left him with serious injuries. In 2000, Carey Hart attempted the first ever backflip on a full size motocross bike off a modified dirt landing ramp at the Gravity Games 2000.

The landing was less than perfect with Carey crashing immediately after. Speculation in the motocross community following, with many people claiming he completed the trick and others claiming to have attempted it. Regardless of the outcome, Freestyle Motocross was forever changed. Many people started to attempt it themselves, such as Travis Pastrana, who attempted the backflip off a Step Up jump at Summer X Games Freestyle. He bailed off mid flight, breaking his foot. The trick was still not attempted on a normal FMX setup, off a ramp to dirt setup. Carey Hart attempted the backflip again at Summer X Games in 2001, during the Moto X Best Trick competition, but bailed off the bike 45 feet (14 m) in the air, seriously injuring himself. In 2002, Caleb Wyatt was the first person to ever perform a successful backflip on a large motorcycle. On April 25, 2002 at the Rogue Valley Motocross track (RVMX), Wyatt executed the backflip. A photo of Caleb was taken by the RVMX track owner to document the event and can be seen on his website.

Caleb Wyatt's first successful backflip was performed over a mulch pile of grass clipping, leaves and bark which was originally intended for the maintenance of the RVMX track. Wyatt constructed a quarter pipe ramp with the take-off completely vertical shoved into the pile of mulch. 2002 saw the backflip taken to X Games glory. Travis Pastrana and Mike Metzger were both capable doing flips off ramps. Kenny Bartram was still learning flips, doing them off the backsides of dirt landings, much like Hart in the 2000 Gravity Games. The unthinkable had become reality; a backflip was now common place in freestyle competition. Mike Metzger had achieved a back-to-back backflip, which won him Freestyle Gold, at Summer X Games 8. When the Gravity Games came along, riders were doing variations in their backflips, wowing the crowd and the judges (who didn't know how to score the riders). Many riders had done the amazing feat of a backflip, with this came many variations in 2003.

Regular tricks were being used in backflips such as 'No Footers', 'HeelClickers', and 'One Handed' Backflips. It was then when the backflip wasn't a one trick wonder, it had become a trick that could be used over longer distances, but was more dangerous than any other stunt before it. 2003 - 2005: These years saw the development of the trick, with many variations including cliffhangers, cordovas etc. As well as the disputed 360s which some consider only off-axis flips. The backflip was perfected over large distances including over 100 feet (30 m). In 2005 at the very first Dew Tour in Louisville, Kentucky , Travis Pastrana successfully landed four backflips in a row. At the Denver Dew Tour in 2006, Kenny Bartram was the first to pull a one-handed takeoff backflip. In 2009 while filming for Nitro Circus, Pastrana completed a 120 feet (37 m) backflip as part of a larger crossover jump, flipping over a number of riders below in the process.

2006: Early 2006 saw footage emerge of Travis Pastrana completing a double backflip on an uphill/sand setup on his popular Nitro Circus Freestyle Motocross Movies. On August 4, 2006, at X Games 12 in Los Angeles, he became the first rider to land a double backflip in competition. This trick, which many considered impossible, had now been completed on a dirt set-up almost perfectly. He also vowed to never do it again. 2007: Early 2007 saw the emergence of footage of rider Scott Murray performing a number of double backflips successfully, to a foam pit/ramp setup, where a large piece of foam was placed over the end of a foam pit, on which he landed many double backflips. Later that year Murray attempted the double backflip at X Games but was unsuccessful and crashed upon landing. After the crash at X Games, Scott Murray , tried again, successfully landing the trick at a Supercross event in Italy. Now he performs them regularly at the 2008 Crusty Demons tours, though he had a crash at Canberra, Australia , during a show.

At the 2008 Summer X games Jim Dechamp tried a front flip. He was not able to land it and crashed during the attempt, also breaking his back. And then just over 3 months later during Nitro Circus season 1 on MTV Jim landed the front flip successfully during the Guinness World Record episode. In early 2009, Metal mulisha rider Jeremy Lusk attempted a Hart Attack Indian Air Backflip. He under-rotated, and crashed, hitting his head on the landing. On February 10, he was pronounced dead due to head and spinal cord injuries. At X Games 17, Jackson Strong nailed the first front flip on a dirt bike during the best trick competition. In early 2015, Nitro Circus rider Josh Sheehan landed the first triple backflip, a trick deemed impossible by many, on a custom ramp/dirt setup at Travis Pastrana’s “Pastranaland” complex in Maryland . he had previously practiced the trick onto a large air cushion at the Maryland complex, using the same custom ramp built for the stunt. At the Nitro World Games in 2016, Greg Duffy landed the first ever double front flip.

Rider gear[ edit ] FMX riders typically use much of the same riding gear as MX racers. This includes a helmet, goggles, gloves, boots, jersey, neck brace, chest protector, and MX pants. They may supplement this with elbow and knee pads. Riders may also choose to wear 'body armor' to protect the chest and legs when performing the most dangerous of tricks, as did Travis Pastrana when performing his double backflips. Motorcycle Modifications[ edit ] Riders use modified motocross bikes with after market parts to lower weight and improve performance. Riders will often shave down the seat foam to give a wider range of motion and better grip on the seat. Steering stabilizers are also common, and help keep the front tire running straight when tricks requiring the rider to let go of the handle bars are performed. Many riders will also shorten the width of the handle bars, to make it easier to put the legs around the bars, like such tricks as the 'heelclicker' or 'rodeo'. Excess cables, such as brakes and clutch cables are usually redirected away from the bars, to avoid riders getting their boots caught on the bike.

The engine and mechanical details of a FMX bike are fairly stock, not needing the fine tuning of a racing bike. Riders may also choose to have 'lever' on their handlebars to help then when performing 'Kiss Of Death Backflips.' A 'lever' is usually a metal plate or pipe coming off the handle bars, and going in front of the riders wrist or lower arm to stop the rider from rotating during the flips, but letting the bike continue to move. Bikes have after market performance pipes that give more power. The bike must have very strong suspension and very high quality tires. Also most riders have graphic kits on their bikes to show off. Non-Bike or Rider Equipment[ edit ] One major component of Freestyle Motocross is the foam pit. These vary in size, but are usually a rectangular box filled with shredded or cubed foam. The FMX rider will jump from a ramp, practicing one of the more dangerous or prototype tricks, and execute a safe landing into the safe foam regardless of the actual landing position. Ramps are usually made out of metal, as this keep the 'lips' of the ramp consistent. The landing ramp is normally constructed from dirt.

If the event has limited resources, landings ramps may be built on trucks or trailers. When freeriding, however, the rider jumps from dirt to dirt. Motocross Stunts: Best of Freestyle Motocross Stunts Motocross Stunts: Best of Freestyle Motocross Stunts Aucun avatar Durée: 3min 50sec Vues: 373 Soumis: 1 an Ajouté par: Description: Motocross Stunts: Best of Freestyle Motocross Stunts:Freestyle Motocross (also known as FMX) is a variation on the sport of motocross in which motorcycle riders attempt to impress judges with jumps and stunts.The two main types of freestyle events are:Big Air (also known as Best Trick), in which each rider gets two jumps — usually covering more than 75ft (22.8m) — from a dirt-covered ramp. A panel of judges evaluates the style, trick difficulty, and originality and produces a score on a 100-point scale. Each rider's highest single-jump score is compared; top score wins.Freestyle Motocross, the older of the two disciplines.

Riders perform two routines, lasting between 90 seconds and 14 minutes, on a course consisting of multiple jumps of varying lengths and angles that generally occupy one to two acres (.4 to .8 hectres). Like Big Air, a panel of judges assigns each contestant a score based on a 100-point scale, looking for difficult tricks and variations over jumps.Rider Gear:FMX riders typically use much of the same riding gear as MX racers. This includes a helmet, goggles, gloves, boots, jersey,a chest protector and MX pants. They may supplement this with elbow and knee pads. Riders may also choose to wear 'body armor' to protect the chest and legs when performing the most dangerous of tricks, as did Travis Pastrana when performing his double backflips. A neck brace may also be worn if riders are concerned about neck injuries or are attempting dangerous tricks.Here are some of the breathtaking motocross stunts performed by famous riders on various events....

Enjoy :) Big Air Motocross Freestyle Jumps - MotoX Extreme Stunts FMX Freestyle Motocross Backflip Tricks - YouTube Big Air Motocross Freestyle Jumps - MotoX Extreme Stunts FMX Freestyle Motocross Backflip Tricks Want to watch this again later? Sign in to add this video to a playlist. Need to report the video? Sign in to report inappropriate content. Rating is available when the video has been rented. This feature is not available right now. Please try again later. Uploaded on Mar 15, 2011 **Please LIKE/FAVE/SHARE** Some sick freestyle motocross moves!... Freestyle Motocross (also known as FMX) is a variation on the sport of motocross in which motorcycle riders attempt to impress judges with jumps and stunts. The two main types of freestyle events are: Big Air (also known as Best Trick), in which each rider gets two jumps — usually covering more than 60 feet (18 m) — from a dirt-covered ramp. A panel of judges evaluates the style, trick difficulty, and originality and produces a score on a 100-point scale.

Each rider's highest single-jump score is compared; top score wins. Freestyle Motocross, the older of the two disciplines. Riders perform two routines, lasting between 90 seconds and 14 minutes, on a course consisting of multiple jumps of varying lengths and angles that generally occupy one to two acres (.4 to .8 hectres). Like Big Air, a panel of judges assigns each contestant a score based on a 100-point scale, looking for difficult tricks and variations over jumps. Notable Freestyle motocross events include Red Bull X-Fighters, NIGHT of the JUMPs, the X-Games, Gravity Games, Big-X, Moto-X Freestyle National Championship, and Dew Action Sports Tour Freeriding is the original freestyle motocross. It has no structure, and is traditionally done on public land. Riders look for natural jumps and drop-offs to execute their tricks on. Some freeriders prefer to jump on sand dunes. In many ways, freeriding requires more skill and mental ability. Got to love extreme sports! We found out that some of the stunt motocross riders featured in this video are barely eighteen years of age.

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Category About: Freestyle Motocross About: Freestyle Motocross An Entity of Type : Thing , from Named Graph : , within Data Space : dbpedia.org Freestyle Motocross (also known as FMX) is a variation on the sport of motocross in which motorcycle riders attempt to impress judges with jumps and stunts.The two main types of freestyle events are:Notable Freestyle motocross events include Red Bull X-Fighters, NIGHT of the JUMPs, the X-Games, Gravity Games, Big-X, Moto-X Freestyle National Championship, and Dew Action Sports Tour.Freeriding is the original form of freestyle motocross which started in the hills of southern California; due to professional racers such as Jeremy McGrath and Phil Lawrence "play riding" in the hills of reche canyon. It has no structure, and is traditionally done on public land. Riders for natural jumps and drop-offs to execute their tricks on. Some freeriders prefer to jump on sand dunes. In many ways, freerid Property Le freestyle motocross est un sport motocycliste consistant à effectuer des figures pendant des sauts.

Un jury note chaque figure selon la difficulté et la réalisation. On utilise pour ce faire des motos de type moto-cross. (fr) Freestyle Motocross oder kurz FMX hat sich aus dem Motocross entwickelt. Ursprünglich wurden bei Motocross-Wettbewerben neben den eigentlichen Rennen zur Unterhaltung der Zuschauer Wettbewerbe abgehalten, welcher der Fahrer mit seiner Maschine den besten bzw. schönsten whip (s. u.) schaffte. Bald begannen sich Fahrer nur auf diesen Wettbewerb zu konzentrieren, wodurch FMX allmählich zur eigenständigen Disziplin des Sports wurde. Beim FMX springen die Fahrer mit leicht veränderten Motocross-Maschinen über Sprungschanzen („Kicker“). In den wenigen Sekunden zwischen Absprung und Landung führen sie teils sehr waghalsige Manöver in der Luft aus. Je nach Wettbewerb werden ein einzelner Sprung oder eine Reihe von Sprüngen in vorgegebener Zeit von Kampfrichtern, den Judges, bewertet.

Der Fahrer mit der höchsten Wertung gewinnt. Zu den weltweit besten und erfolgreichsten Fahrern zählen Travis Pastrana (US), Nate Adams (US), Mike Metzger (US), Ronnie Renner (US), Mathieu Rebeaud (CH), Jeremy „Twitch“ Stenberg (US), Dany Torres (ESP) und Ailo Gaup (NOR). Die erfolgreichsten deutschen Fahrer sind Sebastian (Busty) „Airwastl“ Wolter, Hannes „NSA“ Ackermann und Fabian (Fab) Bauersachs. Die wichtigsten Wettbewerbe im FMX sind die X-Games, die Red Bull X-Fighters und die Night-of-the-Jumps-Serie. (de) Il Freestyle Motocross (conosciuto anche come FMX) è una recente variazione del motocross. Questa specialità non si concentra sulla velocità in gara, ma sull'abilità dei piloti nel compiere acrobazie durante i salti.

I corridori si esibiscono infatti in salti di 45 metri di lunghezza arrivando ad altezze di circa 18 metri. Le maggiori categorie di questa specialità sono il Big Air e il Freestyle Motocross. (it) El motociclismo estilo libre es una modalidad del motociclismo en la que los competidores deben tomar saltos, realizar acrobacias en el aire y aterrizar prolijamente. Se realiza con motocicletas de motocross (motocross estilo libre; en inglés: freestyle motocross, abreviado FMX) o cuatrimotos, en cuyo caso se disputa sobre tierra y arena; y con motonieves, en cuyo caso la superficie es nieve. La principal competencia anual de motociclismo estilo libre son los X Games de verano (motocross) e invierno (motonieve). Red Bull X-Fighters es una serie de torneos de motocross estilo libre que recorre el mundo y atrae a los mayores exponentes de la disciplina.

La Federación Internacional de Motociclismo posee su propio torneo, el Campeonato Mundial de Motocross Estilo Libre. Existen tres formatos de disputa de motocross estilo libre. En sesiones, en las que cada competidor dispone de un período de tiempo para recorrer un campo lleno de saltos de distinto tipo y realizar varios trucos. En mejor truco consiste, cada competidor pasa por una serie de saltos (entre uno y tres) e intenta realizar los mejores trucos. En ambos casos, un jurado determina el puntaje en función de la complejidad, la novedad, la variedad, la extensión y la prolijidad. En Speed & Style ("velocidad y estilo"), dos competidores se enfrentan en un circuito doble, uno con saltos y el otro sin ellos. Cada competidor recibe puntos por sus trucos, y al ganador de la carrera se le suma la diferencia de tiempo a su puntaje. Quien logra la mayor puntuación gana la competición.

Estas competiciones suelen durar cerca de dos horas y pueden combinarse con bmx. Los motores de las motocicletas no necesitan una preparación excesiva para ser competitivos. El énfasis en una buena motocicleta de estilo libre radica en su ligereza y en el funcionamiento de la suspensión. Los manillares suelen ser menos anchos, para poder colocar las piernas por encima más fácilmente. Es común que por delante del manillar lleven levas (unas paletas rígidas), que sirven para contener sus manos y evitar que se alejen del manillar cuando el motociclista aleja su cuerpo del carenado.

es un deporte muy extramo y tmbn es muy caro por lo mismo no lo practica cualquier persona (es) フリースタイルモトクロス（Freestyle Motocross、略称：FMX）とは、モトクロスより派生したエクストリームスポーツのひとつである。 (ja) Freestyle motocross is een tak van motorsport waarbij uitsluitend mooie sprongen met crossmotor worden gemaakt. De sport is ontstaan in Mexico waar mensen met een soort van crossmotors over bulten heen sprongen. Deze sprongen zijn meestal ontstaan doordat crossers op deze wijze hun overwinningen vieren.

De namen voor de sprongen stammen veelal uit de skate-, surf- en BMX-wereld - zoals Cam Can, Candybar, HeelClicker, Cliffhanger, El Cordobes, Fenderkiss, Fender Grab, Front Wheel Wheelie, Heart Attack, Heartbreaker, Indian Air, Lazy Boy, Nac Nac, No Feet Landing, No Footer, No Hander Landing, One Hander No Footer, Rodeo, Seat Air, Sexual Big Air, Superman, Superman Seatgrab, Surrend Wrapt. (nl) Freestyle Motocross (also known as FMX) is a variation on the sport of motocross in which motorcycle riders attempt to impress judges with jumps and stunts.

The two main types of freestyle events are: Notable Freestyle motocross events include Red Bull X-Fighters, NIGHT of the JUMPs, the X-Games, Gravity Games, Big-X, Moto-X Freestyle National Championship, and Dew Action Sports Tour.Freeriding is the original form of freestyle motocross which started in the hills of southern California; due to professional racers such as Jeremy McGrath and Phil Lawrence "play riding" in the hills of reche canyon. It has no structure, and is traditionally done on public land. Riders for natural jumps and drop-offs to execute their tricks on. Some freeriders prefer to jump on sand dunes. In many ways, freeriding requires more skill and mental ability. Notable freeriding locations include Ocotillo Wells and Glamis Dunes in California, Beaumont, California, and Cainville, Utah. (en) FMX (freestyle motocross) – sport motorowy, który wyewoluował ze zwykłego motocrossu. Wszystko zaczęło się od zawodów supercrossowych i wykonywania ewolucji znanej jako whip na hopie finiszowej.

Od motocrossu odróżnia go budowa motocykla, który zazwyczaj posiada odchudzone siedzenie, zmodyfikowane zawieszenia (na twardsze), wyższa kierownicę oraz wycięcia w bocznych plastikach tgz."graby". Zawodnicy wykonują ewolucje na rampach, których wysokość wynosi od ok 2,65m do 3m. Największe zawody FMX na świecie to seria imprez Red Bull X-fighters i XGames oraz Night Of The Jumps.

Najsłynniejsze nazwiska FMX-u: Najsłynniejszy zespół w Stanach Zjednoczonych: Metal Mulisha Najsłynniejsze zespoły w Europie: FMX4ever (Belgia), DaBoot (Włochy) oraz Sky Fighters (Polska) Podstawowe triki we freestyle motocrossie: - lazy boy - zawodnik zahacza kolanami kierownicę od dołu i kładzie się plecami na siodełku, równocześnie wyprostowując ręce za głową. Idealne wykonanie triku następuje wtedy, gdy zawodnik jest maksymalnie wyciągnięty, a jego ciało przylega do motocykla. - cliffhanger - po wybiciu z kickera (rodzaj skoczni motocyklowej), zawodnik chwyta górną częścią stóp kierownicę, a następnie wyprostowuje się i podnosi ręce nad głową.

Część zawodników zamiast za kierownicę chwyta za przedni widelec wewnętrzną częścią stopy. - barhop - zawodnik stara się wyprostować nogi nad kierownicą nie odrywając od niej rąk. Im bardziej uda mu się je wyprostować tym więcej uzyska od sędziów punktów. Nogi powinny być złączone. - shaolin - trik podobny do barhopu. Zawodnik nie wyciąga złączonych nóg tylko maksymalnie je rozszerza. - backflip - salto w tył. - double backflip - podwójne salto w tył. - cordova backflip - w czasie wykonywania salta w tył zawodnik podciąga stopy do poziomu kierownicy i zahaczając o nią stopami, wypycha tułów i kolana przed kierownicę. Trik uzupełnia wychylenie głowy do tyłu.

Dłonie pozostają cały czas na kierownicy. - cliffhanger backflip - w czasie wykonywania salta w tył zawodnik chwyta górną częścią stóp kierownicę, a następnie wyprostowuje się i podnosi ręce nad głową. Połączenie backflipa z cliffhangerem. - lazy boy backflip - jedna z odmian backflipa. Podczas wykonywania salta w tył zawodnik puszcza kierownicę, kładzie się na siodełku, maksymalnie wyprostowując ciało i wyciąga ręce za głowę. Połączenie backflipa z lazy boyem. - shaolin backflip - w czasie wykonywania salta w tył zawodnik maksymalnie rozszerza nogi przełożone nad kierownicą. Dłonie pozostają cały czas na kierownicy.

- underflip - zawodnik obraca się o 360 stopni wokół podłóżnej osi motocykla, obrót w płaszczyźnie pionowej. - tsunami - specyficzny rodzaj stania na rękach wykonanego na kierownicy. Trik jest nieudany, jeśli nogi nie są złączone i gdy zawodnik nie podwinie nóg w kształt przypominający falę morską. Głowa powinna być odchylona lekko do tyłu i znajdować się niżej od stóp. - heelclicker - zawodnik trzymając kierownicę przekłada na zewnątrz uchwytów stopy i lekko zderza ze sobą pięty. - 360 - pełen obrót na motocyklu wokół własnej osi w płaszczyźnie poziomej. - 540 - półtora obrotu wokół własnej osi w płaszczyźnie poziomej.

- whip - zawodnik obraca w locie motocykl o około 90 stopni by po kilku sekundach powrócić do pierwotnego ułożenia. - no-hand landing - lądowanie bez trzymania kierownicy. Ten trik występuje w kombinacji z innymi ewolucjami. Najwięcej punktów przyznaje się wtedy, gdy podczas lądowania ręce znajdują się maksymalnie daleko od kierownicy. - superman - wypuszczenie nóg do tyłu bez puszczenia kierownicy. Ciało zawodnika powinno być wyprostowane i ułożone równolegle do motocykla. - superman seat grab - mutacja klasycznego supermana. Zawodnik jedną ręką trzyma kierownicę, a drugą chwyta za boczny uchwyt wycięty pod siedzeniem motocykla. Nogi pozostają wyciągnięte do tyłu. - indian air - trik bardzo podobny do superman seat grab.

Różnicą pomiędzy tymi ewolucjami jest ułożenie nóg. W indian air zawodnik porusza nogami, co przypomina spacer w powietrzu. - hart attack - kolejna mutacja superman seat grab. Przy tym triku nogi powinny być uniesione do góry, niemal pionowo nad motocykl. - superman double seat grab - zawodnik puszcza kierownicę i chwyta oburącz za tylną cześć siedzenia, za boczne uchwyty. Jednocześnie wypycha wyprostowane nogi maksymalnie do tyłu. Ułożenie ciała powinno być takie samo jak podczas klasycznego supermana. - rock solid - trik jest podobny do supermana, z tym wyjątkiem, że zawodnik puszcza kierownicę i przez kilka sekund leci równolegle nad motocyklem nie mając z nim żadnego kontaktu fizycznego.

- can can - przełożenie prawej (lub lewej) nogi ponad siodłem na drugą stronę motocykla. Noga, którą zawodnik przełożył, powinna znaleźć się przed nogą nieprzełożoną. - nac nac - odwrotność can can. Noga, która została przełożona podczas tego triku powinna znaleźć się za nogą nieprzełożoną. (pl) Мотофристайл (англ. Freestyle motocross, Freestyle MX, Moto X, FMX) — это термин, появившийся в 1990-х годах в США, обозначал невероятные прыжки c акробатическими элементами, которые совершали профессионалы во время мотокросса.

Сегодня мотофристайл — это молодой вид спорта, в котором спортсмены совершают прыжки со специальных трамплинов, выполняя в полете различные трюки.Мотофристайл можно разделить на пять основных направлений, по которым проводятся профессиональные соревнования. В их число входят:1. Мотофристайл (фристайл мотокросс, freestyle motocross) — в этом соревновании у каждого спортсмена есть определенный лимит времени (как правило 2 минуты), за которое он должен выполнить свою программу из серии трюков. Как правило спортсмены стремятся выполнить как можно больше трюков. Обычно их число колеблется в пределах от 10 до 15 за одно выступление.2. Лучший трюк (Best Trick Contest) — соревнование на лучший трюк. Каждый спортсмен имеет по 2 попытки на выполнение трюка.

Трюк может быть один и тот же, или может отличаться. В зачет идет наибольший показатель. В этом соревновании очень существенную роль играет новизна трюка. Если трюк ни разу не выполнялся в истории этого спорта — очень велика вероятность, что он получит максимальную оценку.3. Прыжки в высоту (Step Up — амер., Highest Air — европ.) — соревнование на прыжки в высоту через планку. Каждый спортсмен имеет 2 попытки на рубеж высоты. Побеждает тот, кто прыгнет выше всех, то есть остается последним осилившим новый рубеж высоты. Как правило, это планка выше 30 футов.4. Лучший трюк «Whip» (Best Whip Contest) — это соревнование на лучшее выполнение трюка «Whip», который заключается в том, чтобы расположить мотоцикл в полете максимально горизонтально.

Кто лучше справляется с этой задачей — тот побеждает.5. Скорость и стиль (Speed and style — амер., Race and Style — Европ.) — это одновременный заезд двух спортсменов по кроссовой трассе. В зачет идет как время прохождения трассы, так и количество и качество трюков, выполненных на трассе. Большой перевес в сложности трюков или во времени прохождения трассы приносит победу.6.Фри-райдинг (Freeriding) — это заезд райдеров на открытой гористой местности. Этот вид мотофристайла стоит особняком, так как здесь нет трасс и нет судей. Есть лишь холмы, горы и поля, в общем, состязание спортсмена с природой на открытой местности.Судейство.

Судейство в мотофристайле, как правило, осуществляется по 5-6 критериям, по каждому из которых есть определенный судья:Самые известные соревнования по мотофристайлу: Red Bull X-Fighters World Tour, X Games, FIM FMX World Championship Night of the Jumps, Navy Moto X World Championship, Dew Action Sports Tour, Gravity Games, Masters of DirtНа сегодняшний день лучшие в этом виде спорта: Трэвис Пастрана Дэни Торрес (Dany Torres) Маикель Мелеро (Maikel Melero) Нэйт Адамс (Nate Adams) Джереми Стенберг (Jeremy «Twitch» Stenberg) Реми Бизуа (Remi Bizouard) Робби Мэддисон (Robbie «Maddo» Maddison) Мэтью Ребо (Mat Rebeaud) Блэйк Уильямс (Blake «Bilko» Williams) Кайл Лоза (Kyle Loza) Томас Паже (

Thomas Pages)Из российских представителей FMX-сцены также отмечают Алексея Колесникова — единственного российского участника мировых этапов Red Bull X-Fighters.

(ru) Le freestyle motocross est un sport motocycliste consistant à effectuer des figures pendant des sauts. Un jury note chaque figure selon la difficulté et la réalisation. On utilise pour ce faire des motos de type moto-cross. (fr) Il Freestyle Motocross (conosciuto anche come FMX) è una recente variazione del motocross. Questa specialità non si concentra sulla velocità in gara, ma sull'abilità dei piloti nel compiere acrobazie durante i salti. I corridori si esibiscono infatti in salti di 45 metri di lunghezza arrivando ad altezze di circa 18 metri. Le maggiori categorie di questa specialità sono il Big Air e il Freestyle Motocross.

(it) フリースタイルモトクロス（Freestyle Motocross、略称：FMX）とは、モトクロスより派生したエクストリームスポーツのひとつである。 (ja) Freestyle Motocross (also known as FMX) is a variation on the sport of motocross in which motorcycle riders attempt to impress judges with jumps and stunts.The two main types of freestyle events are:Notable Freestyle motocross events include Red Bull X-Fighters, NIGHT of the JUMPs, the X-Games, Gravity Games, Big-X, Moto-X Freestyle National Championship, and Dew Action Sports Tour.Freeriding is the original form of freestyle motocross which started in the hills of southern California; due to professional racers such as Jeremy McGrath and Phil Lawrence "play riding" in the hills of reche canyon. It has no structure, and is traditionally done on public land. Riders for natural jumps and drop-offs to execute their tricks on. Some freeriders prefer to jump on sand dunes. In many ways, freerid (en) Freestyle Motocross oder kurz FMX hat sich aus dem Motocross entwickelt.

Ursprünglich wurden bei Motocross-Wettbewerben neben den eigentlichen Rennen zur Unterhaltung der Zuschauer Wettbewerbe abgehalten, welcher der Fahrer mit seiner Maschine den besten bzw. schönsten whip (s. u.) schaffte. Bald begannen sich Fahrer nur auf diesen Wettbewerb zu konzentrieren, wodurch FMX allmählich zur eigenständigen Disziplin des Sports wurde.Die wichtigsten Wettbewerbe im FMX sind die X-Games, die Red Bull X-Fighters und die Night-of-the-Jumps-Serie. (de) El motociclismo estilo libre es una modalidad del motociclismo en la que los competidores deben tomar saltos, realizar acrobacias en el aire y aterrizar prolijamente. Se realiza con motocicletas de motocross (motocross estilo libre; en inglés: freestyle motocross, abreviado FMX) o cuatrimotos, en cuyo caso se disputa sobre tierra y arena; y con motonieves, en cuyo caso la superficie es nieve.

(es) Freestyle motocross is een tak van motorsport waarbij uitsluitend mooie sprongen met crossmotor worden gemaakt. De sport is ontstaan in Mexico waar mensen met een soort van crossmotors over bulten heen sprongen. (nl) FMX (freestyle motocross) – sport motorowy, który wyewoluował ze zwykłego motocrossu. Wszystko zaczęło się od zawodów supercrossowych i wykonywania ewolucji znanej jako whip na hopie finiszowej. Od motocrossu odróżnia go budowa motocykla, który zazwyczaj posiada odchudzone siedzenie, zmodyfikowane zawieszenia (na twardsze), wyższa kierownicę oraz wycięcia w bocznych plastikach tgz."graby". Zawodnicy wykonują ewolucje na rampach, których wysokość wynosi od ok 2,65m do 3m.

Największe zawody FMX na świecie to seria imprez Red Bull X-fighters i XGames oraz Night Of The Jumps. (pl) Мотофристайл (англ. Freestyle motocross, Freestyle MX, Moto X, FMX) — это термин, появившийся в 1990-х годах в США, обозначал невероятные прыжки c акробатическими элементами, которые совершали профессионалы во время мотокросса. Сегодня мотофристайл — это молодой вид спорта, в котором спортсмены совершают прыжки со специальных трамплинов, выполняя в полете различные трюки.Мотофристайл можно разделить на пять основных направлений, по которым проводятся профессиональные соревнования.

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Each rider's highest single-jump score is compared; top score wins. Freestyle Motocross, the older of the two disciplines. Riders perform two routines, lasting between 90 seconds and 14 minutes, on a course consisting of multiple jumps of varying lengths and angles that generally occupy one to two acres (.4 to .8 hectares). Like Big Air, a panel of judges assigns each contestant a score based on a 100-point scale, looking for difficult tricks and variations over jumps. wrist braces I've done a fair bit of experimenting with wrist braces with which I can still play tennis. The Ace version on the lower left has proven to be the best for me. It has two removable pieces of metal. I only leave the one on the back of the hand in, as the one on the palm side interferes with holding the racquet. Sweat in the palm portion is a huge problem, so I own several of them. I also cut out the little piece of rubber cushioning from the palm area. Wearing a glove also helps with the sweat issue. See also:

Question: Motorcycle riders attempt to impress judges with routines on a course consisting of multiple jumps of varying lengths and angles that generally occupy one to two acres (.4 to .8 hectares) in what sport?
Answer: Freestyle Motocross