The Corner Problem Nobody Talks About

Every BMX racer has felt it — you nail the gate, sprint hard down the first straight, and then... you lose positions in the corners. Every. Single. Moto.

It's not your fitness. It's not your bike. It's your footwork.

The Corner Crossover

There's a technique that elite BMX racers use called the corner crossover — switching your lead foot mid-turn so you exit every corner with your power foot loaded and ready to sprint.

Done correctly, it saves 0.3–0.5 seconds per corner. Over a full lap with 2-4 corners, that's up to 2 full seconds — which translates to multiple bike lengths.

The Problem

Nobody teaches this systematically. Riders either:

• Figure it out themselves after years of racing

• Copy what they see on TV without understanding the mechanics

• Never learn it at all

What I Built

I created a complete 5-module course that takes you from zero crossover ability to race-ready execution in 8 weeks:

• Module 1: Gate start foundations (because corners start at the gate)

• Module 2: Pedal engagement and first crank mechanics

• Module 3: Corner entry and body position

• Module 4: The crossover — footwork, timing, and weight transfer

• Module 5: Race simulation with an 8-week training plan

Plus a private chat room where I review your footage and answer questions personally.

Who This Is For

• Competitive BMX racers (ages 12-35)

• Riders who consistently lose positions in corners

• Anyone who wants a structured, proven system instead of guessing

If you're tired of watching riders pass you on the inside of every turn, this is your fix.

Check out the Corner Crossover Masterclass and start your 1-day free trial. 👇