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Elite Motocross Performance & Race-day execution coaching

When the speed is there, but race day doesn't show it

I work with serious motocross riders who train hard, have real ability, and should be performing at a higher level, but aren’t when it matters most.

My role is to identify what breaks down under race day pressure and correct the technical, psychological, and execution gaps that others miss, so performance holds together when it counts.

This work is not for beginners or hobby riders.

I work with committed amateurs, EMX-level riders, and professionals who want clarity, precision, and long term performance, not hype, noise, or generic mindset advice.

When Things Don't Fall Apart - They Quietly Slip

Most capable motocross riders don’t suddenly lose speed.

What they lose is clarity, timing, and trust, usually under race-day pressure.

It shows up as:

• riding well in practice but feeling flat when it counts

• overthinking lines you normally ride on instinct

• small mistakes or crashes, spiralling into bigger problems

• pushing harder, yet going backwards on race day

From the outside, it looks like inconsistency.

From the inside, it feels like something is off, but hard to explain.

This is where most riders get stuck.

And it’s rarely fixed by riding more, training harder, or being told to “want it more”.

In many cases, riders are surrounded by advice from coaches, parents, team members, and peers. Most of that advice is well intentioned, but it is usually aimed at what is visible rather than what is actually driving the problem. When attention is split between opinions, cues, and expectations, the original issue becomes harder to see, even for the rider themselves. That is why problems often persist despite effort, talent, and commitment.